Chin Music Divison Standings

[clegend33]

AL CENTRAL

[tr][td]Chicago White Sox	224.5
Minnesota Twins	218
Cleveland Indians	178
Detroit Tigers	140
Kansas City Royals	117

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AL EAST

[tr][td]Tampa Bay Rays	216
Boston Red Sox	197
New York Yankees	194.5
Baltimore Orioles	174.5
Toronto Blue Jays	171

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AL WEST

[tr][td]Los Angeles Angels	233
Seattle Mariners	215
Texas Rangers	151
Oakland A's	129

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NL CENTRAL

[tr][td]Pittsburt Pirates	242
Milwaukee Brewers	220
Houston Astros	217
Chicago Cubs	209.5
St. Louis Cardinals	182
Cincinnati Reds	176

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NL EAST

[tr][td]Atlanta Braves	269
New York Mets	234
Philadelphia Phillies	148
Washington Nationals	146.5
Florida Marlins	75.5

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NL WEST

[tr][td]Arizona Diamondbacks	293
San Diego Padres	249
Los Angeles Dodgers	134
Colorado Rockies	129
San Francisco Giants	96.5

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[tristolio]

If the season ended that day, would I, second in the NL west but 3rd in the Entire league, make the playoffs?

[clegend33]

Apr 7, 2008 18:20:53 GMT -5 @tristolio said:

If the season ended that day, would I, second in the NL west but 3rd in the Entire league, make the playoffs?

If it's done like MLB, then the division champ from all six divisons would make it, along with the best record from each league that was not a division champ.

That would mean, as of today, the six division leaders would make it, along with the SD Pads and the MINN Twins as the two wildcards.

Of course, none of this has been confirmed from the league office. They've confirmed that we would have a playoffs, but have not detailed how it would go.

[clegend33]

Chin Music Division Standings after Week 2

AL CENTRAL

[tr][td]Chicago White Sox	224.5
Minnesota Twins	205.5
Cleveland Indians	164.5
Detroit Tigers	148.5
Kansas City Royals	103

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AL EAST

Boston Red Sox	234
[tr][td]Tampa Bay Rays	224.4
Baltimore Orioles	198
New York Yankees	180
Toronto Blue Jays	137.5

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AL WEST

Seattle Mariners	273
[tr][td]Los Angeles Angels	224
Oakland A's	187

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[tr][td]Texas Rangers[/td] [td]173[/td][/tr]
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NL CENTRAL

Chicago Cubs	233.5
[tr][td]Pittsburt Pirates	232
Houston Astros	213
Cincinnati Reds	141.5
Milwaukee Brewers	140
St. Louis Cardinals	139

NL EAST

[tr][td]Atlanta Braves	258
New York Mets	185
Philadelphia Phillies	163.5
Washington Nationals	133.5
Florida Marlins	88

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NL WEST

[tr][td]Arizona Diamondbacks	309.5
San Diego Padres	220
Colorado Rockies	178.5
Los Angeles Dodgers	150
San Francisco Giants	120.5

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[Nationals GM (corkzilla)]

Washington Nats waaaay underperforming. My hitting is weak as fuck

[The Ghost of Swo]

not to be mean or anything, but technically the Nats are performing at a relativelyt normal clip so far (if compared to the real life team). You are within shouting distance of 3rd, or even 2nd. Of course you have no chance at first, but with the guy running the Braves as well as he is, who does? Clearly the most pressing need is PED testing for the Diamondbacks

[clegend33]

What about those M's? Currently second overall in the entire league and has been in the Top 6 everyday of the season except for one.

[Rangers GM (jfleming)]

I agree....Test the Diamondbacks

[clegend33]

I've been asked why the division standings I release here are not exactly the same as the scoreboard standings on the CBS site.

The scoreboard standings on teh CBS site change with every AB. The first AB of the day can change the points for all 30 teams, and has many times.

The standings I do are locked at 3 a.m. EST every Sunday night/Monday morning.

[clegend33]

Of all the division leaders, which would you say is the biggest surprise after two weeks of play?

My opinion, the Braves and DBacks are doing about what we expected. But all the other division leaders are surprises. Maybe not the BoSoxs, they are no surprise in first. However, NYY being 4th in that division has to be a surprise.

[clegend33]

Oh, and absolutely, the Seattle Mariners being first by 50 points over the mighty LAA has to be a surprise. Hell, even I'm surprised. Not one bit surprised that we are competing with the big boys, but surprised that, even in two weeks, we've been able to out-play the LAA.

I said it all along, the Mariners are going to be major players in this league. And our team is only going to get stronger and stronger as some of our young guys graduate from the minors, like Jay Bruce, Cameron Maybin and Chris Volstad.

[Administrator]

Apr 15, 2008 9:18:35 GMT -5 Rangers GM (jfleming) said:

I agree....Test the Diamondbacks

I second that


The Rays are just biding their time till their entire starting pitching staff comes back then your all in trouble.

[The Ghost of Swo]

and the braves are just biding thier time until the real life braves stop getting shut out by the damn marlins and scott olsen, wtf

[clegend33]

UPDATED AFTER WEEK 3
Current as of Monday, April 21

AL CENTRAL

Minnesota Twins	219
[tr][td]Chicago White Sox	199
Cleveland Indians	154
Detroit Tigers	142
Kansas City Royals	76.5

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AL EAST

Boston Red Sox	273
[tr][td]Tampa Bay Rays	217
New York Yankees	197.5
Baltimore Orioles	170
Toronto Blue Jays	128

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AL WEST

Seattle Mariners	241.5
[tr][td]Los Angeles Angels	231
Texas Rangers	182
Oakland A's	140

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NL CENTRAL

Chicago Cubs	244
[tr][td]Pittsburt Pirates	236.5
Milwaukee Brewers	188.5
Cincinnati Reds	183

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[tr][td]Houston Astros[/td] [td]176[/td][/tr]
[tr][td]St. Louis Cardinals[/td] [td]108[/td][/tr]
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NL EAST

[tr][td]Atlanta Braves	258
New York Mets	224.5
Philadelphia Phillies	161
Washington Nationals	127
Florida Marlins	82.5

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NL WEST

[tr][td]Arizona Diamondbacks	307.5
San Diego Padres	228
Colorado Rockies	185
Los Angeles Dodgers	180.5
San Francisco Giants	118.5

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[Nationals GM (corkzilla)]

You should make a new thread for a new week, just sayin (the thread says week 1 still)