RACES
So into the seasons final 3 games and here's how it looks.
In the FL:
1) Alaska has that locked up
2) Green Bay and Columbus are playing for the division title and the 2 and/or 3 seed. That's because they are tied with Staten Island at 86 wins. Green Bay plays Chicago, Columbus plays Dayton. Staten Island is 2 up but goes to NY for the seasons final 3 games. 1 win and the Yanks sew it up, New York must sweep. A New York sweep nets them the Empire and makes the Yanks the Wild Card.
3) New Hampshire is 3 up on Providence, and they're playing West Michigan, Providence has the Wolverines.
The 2 through 7 seed are up in the air, with 6 teams at 84-86 wins. The Black Sox are the likely 7 seed.
There is an insane finish that wreaks havoc, but that would mean Providence was swept, Dayton sweeps and New Hampshire gets swept, I think....
The HR title, RBI crown, SB title, Wins, and K races are all close. RJ is done, Romano has 1 start left, and I think Martinez is done unless there's some last day nightmare for the Yanks.
In the Coastal:
1) Las Vegas has this locked up.
2) Boston is the 2 seed.
3) El Paso and the Hooks are tied, the winner (El Paso plays Houston, the Hooks get Tulsa) is the 3 seed, the loser is battling us for the 5.
4) This is where it gets sticky. LA and Sacramento are a game apart, and they are in LA for the seasons final 3. LA winning 2 puts them in a 1 game playoff, Sacramento wins 2 they clinch. The loser of this series goes home, no Wild Card.
5) We are battling for the fifth seed, and it looks like the Colts are the 7.
A great HR race that is actually mind boggling when you consider Hutchison was on a 70 HR pace in June. Romo and Wells for the SB title.
2 Vegas starters and Diablo starter Jesus Gonzales for the Wins crown. A tight race to the K title, Gonzales and Cruz both with a start to go.