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2008 American League - Standings
EAST	W	L	PCT	GB	HOME	ROAD	RS	RA	DIFF	STRK	L10	DIV	WC	POFF
Tampa Bay	88	59	.599	-	53-21	35-38	683	597	+86	Lost 2	4-6	69.3	30.5	99.8
Boston	88	61	.591	1	52-22	36-39	785	627	+158	Won 2	6-4	30.7	69.0	99.6
Toronto	80	70	.533	9.5	43-29	37-41	669	575	+94	Lost 2	6-4	0.1	0.2	0.2
NY Yankees	79	70	.530	10	42-32	37-38	719	686	+33	Won 2	4-6	0.0	0.1	0.1
Baltimore	66	82	.446	22.5	36-37	30-45	748	806	-58	Won 1	3-7	0.0	0.0	0.0
CENTRAL	W	L	PCT	GB	HOME	ROAD	RS	RA	DIFF	STRK	L10	DIV	WC	POFF
Chicago Sox	83	65	.561	-	51-26	32-39	747	655	+92	Won 2	6-4	57.4	0.2	57.6
Minnesota	82	67	.550	1.5	49-26	33-41	769	673	+96	Lost 1	5-5	42.6	0.1	42.8
Cleveland	72	77	.483	11.5	39-36	33-41	725	696	+29	Lost 3	4-6	0.0	0.0	0.0
Detroit	70	78	.473	13	37-37	33-41	747	766	-19	Lost 4	4-6	0.0	0.0	0.0
Kansas City	65	84	.436	18.5	33-41	32-43	623	747	-124	Won 3	5-5	0.0	0.0	0.0
WEST	W	L	PCT	GB	HOME	ROAD	RS	RA	DIFF	STRK	L10	DIV	WC	POFF
x-LA Angels	92	57	.617	-	49-29	43-28	695	624	+71	Won 5	7-3	100.0	0.0	100.0
Texas	73	77	.487	19.5	36-36	37-41	819	885	-66	Lost 2	5-5	0.0	0.0	0.0
Oakland	69	80	.463	23	38-37	31-43	590	627	-37	Won 2	6-4	0.0	0.0	0.0
Seattle	57	91	.385	34.5	31-43	26-48	616	736	-120	Lost 4	3-7	0.0	0.0	0.0
2008 National League - Standings
EAST	W	L	PCT	GB	HOME	ROAD	RS	RA	DIFF	STRK	L10	DIV	WC	POFF
NY Mets	83	65	.561	-	45-29	38-36	735	646	+89	Lost 1	6-4	63.6	15.6	79.2
Philadelphia	83	67	.553	1	44-31	39-36	733	626	+107	Won 4	7-3	36.2	32.9	69.1
Florida	77	72	.517	6.5	41-34	36-38	697	722	-25	Won 5	7-3	0.1	0.2	0.3
Atlanta	67	83	.447	17	41-34	26-49	695	718	-23	Won 1	7-3	0.0	0.0	0.0
Washington	56	93	.376	27.5	31-40	25-53	592	751	-159	Lost 5	3-7	0.0	0.0	0.0
CENTRAL	W	L	PCT	GB	HOME	ROAD	RS	RA	DIFF	STRK	L10	DIV	WC	POFF
Chicago Cubs	89	58	.605	-	51-24	38-34	784	602	+182	Won 3	4-6	99.0	0.9	99.9
Milwaukee	83	67	.553	7.5	44-31	39-36	694	642	+52	Lost 4	3-7	1.0	39.4	40.4
Houston	80	68	.541	9.5	43-30	37-38	665	677	-12	Lost 1	8-2	0.1	10.4	10.5
St. Louis	78	71	.523	12	40-34	38-37	704	667	+37	Lost 5	3-7	0.1	0.6	0.6
Cincinnati	68	81	.456	22	38-36	30-45	644	735	-91	Won 2	7-3	0.0	0.0	0.0
Pittsburgh	63	86	.423	27	37-37	26-49	682	820	-138	Won 3	4-6	0.0	0.0	0.0
WEST	W	L	PCT	GB	HOME	ROAD	RS	RA	DIFF	STRK	L10	DIV	WC	POFF
LA Dodgers	77	72	.517	-	45-30	32-42	628	589	+39	Lost 1	8-2	97.3	0.0	97.3
Arizona	72	76	.486	4.5	41-33	31-43	658	653	+5	Lost 2	2-8	2.6	0.0	2.6
San Francisco	68	81	.456	9	35-40	33-41	595	698	-103	Won 3	8-2	0.1	0.0	0.1
Colorado	68	82	.453	9.5	40-35	28-47	685	763	-78	Won 1	2-8	0.1	0.0	0.1
San Diego	57	93	.380	20.5	34-44	23-49	581	698	-117	Lost 3	3-7	0.0	0.0	0.0
Glossary
W: Wins, L: Losses, PCT: Winning percentage, GB: Games back, HOME: Home record, ROAD: Road record, RS: Runs scored, RA: Runs allowed, DIFF: Run differential, STRK: Current streak, L10: Last 10 games , DIV: % chance of winning the Division, WC: % chance of winning the Wild Card, POFF: % chance of making the Playoffs

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2008 American League - Wild Card Standings
AMERICAN	W	L	Pct	GB	HOME	ROAD	RS	RA	DIFF	STRK	L10	DIV	WC	POFF
Boston	88	61	.591	-	52-22	36-39	785	627	+158	Won 2	6-4	30.7	69.0	99.6
Minnesota	82	67	.550	6	49-26	33-41	769	673	+96	Lost 1	5-5	42.6	0.1	42.8
Toronto	80	70	.533	8.5	43-29	37-41	669	575	+94	Lost 2	6-4	0.1	0.2	0.2
NY Yankees	79	70	.530	9	42-32	37-38	719	686	+33	Won 2	4-6	0.0	0.1	0.1
Texas	73	77	.487	15.5	36-36	37-41	819	885	-66	Lost 2	5-5	0.0	0.0	0.0
Cleveland	72	77	.483	16	39-36	33-41	725	696	+29	Lost 3	4-6	0.0	0.0	0.0
Detroit	70	78	.473	17.5	37-37	33-41	747	766	-19	Lost 4	4-6	0.0	0.0	0.0
Oakland	69	80	.463	19	38-37	31-43	590	627	-37	Won 2	6-4	0.0	0.0	0.0
Baltimore	66	82	.446	21.5	36-37	30-45	748	806	-58	Won 1	3-7	0.0	0.0	0.0
Kansas City	65	84	.436	23	33-41	32-43	623	747	-124	Won 3	5-5	0.0	0.0	0.0
Seattle	57	91	.385	30.5	31-43	26-48	616	736	-120	Lost 4	3-7	0.0	0.0	0.0
2008 National League - Wild Card Standings
NATIONAL	W	L	Pct	GB	HOME	ROAD	RS	RA	DIFF	STRK	L10	DIV	WC	POFF
Milwaukee	83	67	.553	-	44-31	39-36	694	642	+52	Lost 4	3-7	1.0	39.4	40.4
Philadelphia	83	67	.553	-	44-31	39-36	733	626	+107	Won 4	7-3	36.2	32.9	69.1
Houston	80	68	.541	2	43-30	37-38	665	677	-12	Lost 1	8-2	0.1	10.4	10.5
St. Louis	78	71	.523	4.5	40-34	38-37	704	667	+37	Lost 5	3-7	0.1	0.6	0.6
Florida	77	72	.517	5.5	41-34	36-38	697	722	-25	Won 5	7-3	0.1	0.2	0.3
Arizona	72	76	.486	10	41-33	31-43	658	653	+5	Lost 2	2-8	2.6	0.0	2.6
San Francisco	68	81	.456	14.5	35-40	33-41	595	698	-103	Won 3	8-2	0.1	0.0	0.1
Cincinnati	68	81	.456	14.5	38-36	30-45	644	735	-91	Won 2	7-3	0.0	0.0	0.0
Colorado	68	82	.453	15	40-35	28-47	685	763	-78	Won 1	2-8	0.1	0.0	0.1
Atlanta	67	83	.447	16	41-34	26-49	695	718	-23	Won 1	7-3	0.0	0.0	0.0
Pittsburgh	63	86	.423	19.5	37-37	26-49	682	820	-138	Won 3	4-6	0.0	0.0	0.0
San Diego	57	93	.380	26	34-44	23-49	581	698	-117	Lost 3	3-7	0.0	0.0	0.0
Washington	56	93	.376	26.5	31-40	25-53	592	751	-159	Lost 5	3-7	0.0	0.0	0.0
Glossary
*: Division Leader (tied)W: Wins, L: Losses, PCT: Winning percentage, GB: Games back, HOME: Home record, ROAD: Road record, RS: Runs scored, RA: Runs allowed, DIFF: Run differential, STRK: Current streak, L10: Last 10 games , DIV: % chance of winning the Division, WC: % chance of winning the Wild Card, POFF: % chance of making the Playoffs

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Sunday, September 14, 2008
RESULT	WIN	LOSS	SAVE	ATT.
Kansas City 13, at Cleveland 3	Bannister (8-15)	Mujica (2-2)		29,530
at NY Yankees 8, Tampa Bay 4	Pavano (3-1)	Jackson (11-11)	Rivera (35)	54,279
Atlanta 7, at NY Mets 4	Julio (2-0)	Ayala (2-9)	Gonzalez (11)	56,041
at Florida 8, Washington 7	Miller (6-9)	Shell (2-2)	Rhodes (1)	12,024
at Baltimore 7, Minnesota 3	Liz (6-5)	Blackburn (10-9)		18,559
at Boston 4, Toronto 3	Lester (15-5)	Halladay (18-11)	Papelbon (38)	37,007
at Pittsburgh 7, St. Louis 2	Beam (2-1)	Thompson (5-3)		18,994
at Philadelphia 7, Milwaukee 3	Eyre (4-0)	Mota (5-6)		43,950
at Colorado 1, LA Dodgers 0	Corpas (3-3)	Kuo (5-3)		28,910
at LA Angels 4, Seattle 3	Arredondo (9-2)	Corcoran (5-1)		41,528
at Oakland 7, Texas 4	Devine (6-1)	Madrigal (0-2)	Ziegler (9)	18,551
San Francisco 8, at San Diego 6	Romo (2-1)	Hayhurst (0-2)	Wilson (39)	25,476
Cincinnati 2, at Arizona 1	Weathers (4-6)	Rauch (4-8)	Cordero (31)	27,297
at Chicago Sox 4, Detroit 2	Vazquez (12-13)	Verlander (10-16)		N/A
at Philadelphia 6, Milwaukee 1	Myers (10-11)	Suppan (10-9)		39,776
Chicago Cubs 5, at Houston 0	Zambrano (14-5)	Wolf (10-12)		23,441
at Chicago Sox 11, Detroit 7	Thornton (5-3)	Seay (1-2)		28,238

Monday, September 15, 2008
TEAMS	TIME (ET)	NAT TV	XM RADIO	RESOURCES	PITCHERS
Chicago Cubs at Houston	2:05 PM			Tickets | Travel	Lilly vs Moehler
Minnesota at Cleveland	7:05 PM		XM 181	Tickets | Travel	Slowey vs Lewis
Chicago Sox at NY Yankees	7:05 PM		XM 176	Tickets | Travel	Buehrle vs Aceves
LA Dodgers at Pittsburgh	7:05 PM		XM 189	Tickets | Travel	Kuroda vs Ohlendorf
NY Mets at Washington	7:10 PM		XM 183	Tickets | Travel	Martinez vs Lannan
Boston at Tampa Bay	7:10 PM		XM 177	Tickets | Travel	Matsuzaka vs Kazmir
Detroit at Texas	8:05 PM		XM 178	Tickets | Travel	Willis vs McCarthy
Seattle at Kansas City	8:10 PM		XM 182	Tickets | Travel	Silva vs Davies
San Diego at Colorado	8:35 PM		XM 185	Tickets | Travel	LeBlanc vs Reynolds
San Francisco at Arizona	9:40 PM		XM 184	Tickets | Travel	Hennessey vs Davis

Cardsfan111

The Cards have their 7th off day in less than a month.

I blame the schedule makers for their inconsistent play and late season stumble.

dvd-4-life

The Astro's were booed when they took the field in Milwaukee today. Gee-why aren't they playing a doubleheader ? They might need to make up the game after the season ends-which is stupid because you have both teams available for two games. Maybe they want the World Series to begin in December. Are the White Sox and Tigers making up the weather lost game in Detroit or will they drag out the season longer and play it on the 29th? In the olden days-you made up the game as soon as possible.

Tommy_Harn

The Mets head to D.C. in September while trying to hold on to the division lead. Ahhh, the memories this scenario brings back. . .

B.A.

Bye-bye, Ned Yost.

db27

I'm going to the White Sox Yanks game tonight! (And Thursday as well) These will be my first (and last) games at the house that Ruth built and I'll be sporting my White Sox gear!

Goat3001

I get the feeling that ESPN is giving the Yankees .01% chance just to fuck with the fans.

LurkerDan

quite the shocker with 2 weeks to go.

chrisih8u

Could it happen twice in a row? Zambrano sure, but Ted Lilly?

Cardsfan111

Wow, B.A. - I thought you were merely predicting his demise. Hard not to be shocked by this. Gutsy move by the Brewers front office. They'll be praised if Milwaukee can stop their late-season slide and do something in the postseason. And probably ripped up and down if the team continues their freefall.

B.A.

Nah - I would have linked to Journal-Sentinel's website, but it's bogged down like a sonofabitch and you can't even load the article.

Ah, it's loading now:

http://www.jsonline.com/watch/?watch.../2008&id=46177

huh?

Wow, the Red Sox really brought the bats so far tonight. 4-0 in the first.

lordwow

Kazmir

huh?

5 HRs so far for the Red Sox.

tofferman

I guess we can consider the AL East tied finally. After what happened in Fenway last week, with the Red Sox not capitalizing and losing 2 of 3, I hope they came into this series with the Rays a little pissed off.

starman9000

The Twins look like they are playing for a vacation after the season instead of more baseball.

DaveWadding

Adam Dunn is the greatest.

jimmaxmed

Now if they can only carry this offense into tomorrows game.....

Sorraffy

Those silly Mets keep losing

but I don't mind it's fun to watch the state of Met-land after these little collapses (well this one isn't a collapse .... yet)

Jobronie

Does Dice-K have the quietest 17-2 record in a long while, or what......?

Pikul

Last night:


S. Lewis (CLE)
6 IP, 3 H, 0 ER, 5 K, Win
vs MIN
Final

A few nights prior:


S. Lewis (CLE)
8 IP, 3 H, 0 ER, 3 K, Win
@ BAL
Final