Braves swept the Royals over the weekend and won 2/3 vs the Rays before that…. Standings looking good!
EAST W L PCT GB HOME ROAD RS RA DIFF STRK L10
Atlanta 42 28 .600 - 24-7 18-21 344 277 +67 Won 5 8-2
NY Mets 39 30 .565 2.5 24-10 15-20 311 270 +41 Lost 2 8-2
Philadelphia 35 32 .522 5.5 17-15 18-17 308 287 +21 Lost 2 4-6
Florida 33 36 .478 8.5 19-19 14-17 324 301 +23 Won 1 5-5
Washington 32 39 .451 10.5 19-15 13-24 295 331 -36 Won 1 2-8
Here is how all my teams from my top 6 yahoo ids are doing. Each graphic represents a different id. The bottom four in each one are midseason leagues and a lot is yet to be determined there. I won’t post the other 4×4 cause its not as cool as this 6×8 and cause its all midseason so maybe at a later date.
White Sox lead the league. Detroit is playing great and pitching even better. Mets had a strong start. Watch out for the Reds. Pittsburgh and Kansas City are horrible. The Marlins are not that far off.
League Leaders
Runs – Indians, 185
Avg – Indians, .309
Slg – Toronto, .499
Home Runs – Detroit, 44
K/9 – NY Mets, 7.99
ERA – Detroit, 3.01
WHIP – Detroit, 1.07
2006 Major League Standings
MLB W L PCT GB HOME ROAD RS RA STRK L10
Chicago Sox 19 8 .704 - 10-3 9-5 155 114 Won 1 7-3
Detroit 19 9 .679 .5 8-5 11-4 142 87 Won 6 8-2
Cincinnati 19 9 .679 .5 10-4 9-5 158 137 Lost 1 8-2
Houston 18 9 .667 1 13-4 5-5 140 121 Won 2 6-4
NY Mets 18 9 .667 1 9-5 9-4 128 99 Won 1 6-4
St. Louis 17 11 .607 2.5 12-4 5-7 132 107 Lost 3 6-4
Texas 16 12 .571 3.5 7-7 9-5 148 129 Won 5 7-3
Colorado 16 12 .571 3.5 6-7 10-5 144 137 Won 1 6-4
Boston 15 12 .556 4 7-5 8-7 130 137 Lost 1 4-6
NY Yankees 14 11 .560 4 9-3 5-8 151 100 Won 1 7-3
Cleveland 15 13 .536 4.5 8-6 7-7 185 152 Won 2 5-5
Milwaukee 15 13 .536 4.5 10-6 5-7 142 130 Lost 2 6-4
Toronto 14 12 .538 4.5 8-6 6-6 153 147 Won 1 5-5
Chicago Cubs 14 12 .538 4.5 8-6 6-6 109 126 Lost 2 5-5
Arizona 15 13 .536 4.5 7-6 8-7 142 123 Won 4 7-3
Oakland 14 13 .519 5 5-8 9-5 124 136 Lost 1 6-4
San Francisco 14 13 .519 5 7-7 7-6 124 142 Won 1 4-6
Baltimore 14 15 .483 6 9-9 5-6 154 164 Lost 1 3-7
Philadelphia 13 14 .481 6 6-10 7-4 128 145 Won 4 6-4
Atlanta 12 15 .444 7 6-5 6-10 126 124 Lost 1 4-6
San Diego 12 15 .444 7 4-11 8-4 114 127 Won 4 5-5
LA Angels 12 16 .429 7.5 6-8 6-8 116 130 Lost 6 3-7
LA Dodgers 12 16 .429 7.5 5-8 7-8 137 132 Lost 4 4-6
Minnesota 11 16 .407 8 8-4 3-12 110 158 Won 2 4-6
Seattle 12 17 .414 8 6-10 6-7 128 139 Lost 2 5-5
Tampa Bay 11 17 .393 8.5 6-7 5-10 127 165 Lost 3 3-7
Washington 9 19 .321 10.5 1-8 8-11 120 143 Lost 1 2-8
Florida 7 18 .280 11 2-9 5-9 110 130 Won 1 2-8
Pittsburgh 8 21 .276 12 6-7 2-14 113 144 Lost 1 3-7
Kansas City 5 20 .200 13 5-8 0-12 87 152 Lost 6 3-7
Again!
2005 National League East Standings
EAST W L PCT GB HOME ROAD RS RA STRK L10
Atlanta 21 12 .636 – 13-5 8-7 164 112 Won 1 7-3
Florida 18 12 .600 1.5 11-8 7-4 143 90 Won 1 6-4
Washington 18 15 .545 3 7-6 11-9 146 143 Lost 1 7-3
NY Mets 18 16 .529 3.5 11-5 7-11 159 155 Lost 1 7-3
Philadelphia 15 19 .441 6.5 6-7 9-12 136 161 Lost 1 5-5
2005 Major League Standings
MLB W L PCT GB HOME ROAD RS RA STRK L10
Chicago Sox 24 9 .727 – 11-3 13-6 153 113 Lost 2 8-2
Baltimore 21 11 .656 2.5 12-9 9-2 174 141 Lost 1 7-3
Atlanta 21 12 .636 3 13-5 8-7 164 112 Won 1 7-3
LA Dodgers 20 12 .625 3.5 9-5 11-7 172 145 Won 1 6-4
St. Louis 20 12 .625 3.5 10-9 10-3 166 133 Lost 1 5-5
Minnesota 20 12 .625 3.5 9-5 11-7 159 119 Won 1 6-4
Boston 20 13 .606 4 10-5 10-8 183 142 Won 2 8-2
Florida 18 12 .600 4.5 11-8 7-4 143 90 Won 1 6-4
LA Angels 19 14 .576 5 10-8 9-6 138 130 Won 1 5-5
Arizona 19 15 .559 5.5 13-8 6-7 146 162 Won 1 4-6
Washington 18 15 .545 6 7-6 11-9 146 143 Lost 1 7-3
Texas 18 16 .529 6.5 9-11 9-5 177 169 Won 1 6-4
Toronto 18 16 .529 6.5 7-9 11-7 161 153 Won 2 5-5
NY Mets 18 16 .529 6.5 11-5 7-11 159 155 Lost 1 7-3
San Diego 18 16 .529 6.5 10-4 8-12 153 159 Lost 1 8-2
San Francisco 16 16 .500 7.5 10-9 6-7 157 165 Lost 1 6-4
Milwaukee 16 16 .500 7.5 10-9 6-7 153 138 Won 1 7-3
Detroit 15 17 .469 8.5 6-8 9-9 157 131 Lost 1 4-6
NY Yankees 15 19 .441 9.5 11-11 4-8 174 180 Won 4 5-5
Philadelphia 15 19 .441 9.5 6-7 9-12 136 161 Lost 1 5-5
Chicago Cubs 14 18 .438 9.5 8-8 6-10 147 145 Won 1 2-8
Pittsburgh 14 18 .438 9.5 3-9 11-9 120 152 Won 1 5-5
Oakland 14 19 .424 10 7-8 7-11 115 158 Lost 4 3-7
Cleveland 13 19 .406 10.5 3-8 10-11 118 147 Lost 1 5-5
Seattle 13 20 .394 11 4-10 9-10 132 147 Lost 2 2-8
Tampa Bay 13 21 .382 11.5 12-11 1-10 160 212 Won 2 4-6
Cincinnati 12 20 .375 11.5 9-9 3-11 148 185 Won 1 1-9
Houston 12 20 .375 11.5 10-5 2-15 124 145 Lost 1 4-6
Colorado 8 22 .267 14.5 6-7 2-15 139 183 Lost 1 2-8
Kansas City 8 25 .242 16 2-12 6-13 117 176 Lost 2 3-7
Here is my top 32. Despite the Steelers beating both the Eagles and the Patriots in back to back weeks I still rank them 3rd. Watch out in the second half for the Colts, Falcons, and Chargers.
1. Patriots
2. Eagles
3. Steelers
4. Colts
5. Falcons
6. Chargers
7. Vikings
8. Ravens
9. Jets
10. Jaguars
11. Broncos
12. Texans
13. Seahawks
14. Rams
15. Chiefs
16. Giants
17. Lions
18. Packers
19. Bills
20. Cardinals
21. Bengals
22. Saints
23. Titans
24. Browns
25. Buccanears
26. Bears
27. Cowboys
28. Redskins
29. Raiders
30. Panthers
31. 49ers
32. Dolphins
2004 Power Rankings
1 Patriots 14-2-0 Corey Dillon might be a pain, but the Patriots have to figure that as long as they’re winning, they can get a good season or two out of him.
2 Eagles 12-4-0 With some big offseason acquisitions — Terrell Owens and Jevon Kearse — it’s Super Bowl or bust for Donovan McNabb and the Eagles.
3 Colts 12-4-0 We’re still not sure the defense is good enough to win it all, but with Peyton Manning at QB, the Colts will be in contention at the end of the season.
4 Broncos 10-6-0 We’re assuming the Mike Shanahan can find a capable back to replace at least some of Clinton Portis’ production.
5 Chiefs 13-3-0 Doesn’t look like the defense got any better which isn’t a good thing.
6 Seahawks 10-6-0 With solid additions on defense (Bobby Taylor and Grant Wistrom) and a young, explosive offense, the Seahawks enter 2004 as the favorites in the NFC West.
7 Falcons 5-11-0 Ranking is obviously high based on last season, but with a healthy Michael Vick the Falcons should be heading back to the playoffs.
8 Panthers 11-5-0 Another run for the Cats or the next franchise to go from Super Bowl to subpar?
9 Ravens 10-6-0 Terrell Owens would have really helped on a team that still figures to struggle throwing the ball.
10 Titans 12-4-0 One of these years, all the pounding and injuries are going to catch up to Steve McNair. Could this be the year?
11 Dolphins 10-6-0 The Dolphins are still calling Jay Fiedler their starter, but A.J. Feeley was brought in to win the job.
12 Packers 10-6-0 As long as Brett Favre is throwing the football, the Packers will be in contention in the NFC North.
13 Vikings 9-7-0 Vikings players probably still have a bitter taste in their mouths about how last season ended and a trip to the playoffs could be the only thing that will wash it away.
14 Rams 12-4-0 Marc Bulger might have made the Pro Bowl last season, but he has to be better than he was last season when he threw and NFL-high 22 INTs.
15 Cowboys 10-6-0 A veteran could be on the way, but for now, the QB situation has to be a bit of a concern for Cowboys fans.
16 Buccaneers 7-9-0 Some of the big names — John Lynch and Warren Sapp — might be gone, but expect the Bucs to be back in the playoff hunt.
17 Bengals 8-8-0 We’re still scratching our head a little at the Chris Perry pick. Marvin Lewis is obviously smarter than we are, but it seems like there might have been some other players that would have been more of an immediate help.
18 Redskins 5-11-0 Will this be the season all of Washington’s offseason spending finally pays off?
19 Raiders 4-12-0 Warren Sapp and Ted Washington should help turn around that 30th-ranked defense.
20 Jaguars 5-11-0 If the defense can maintain the level it showed last season, the Jags could be fighting for a playoff spot.
21 Bears 7-9-0 Lovie Smith has to be tempted by Kurt Warner, but we’re not sure he’s the right fit to mentor Rex Grossman, who doesn’t need to be looking over his shoulder.
22 Saints 8-8-0 Deuce McAllister is as good as it gets at RB. But that hasn’t been enough to get the Saints to the playoffs.
23 Bills 6-10-0 Willis McGahee’s progress will be one of the most interesting storylines to watch this offseason.
24 Jets 6-10-0 Added speed on defense should help, but the Jets need Chad Pennington healthy from start to finish or all the speed in the world on defense won’t help.
25 Lions 5-11-0 OK Joey Harrington, you’ve got some weapons now, so people are going to be expecting some results.
26 Steelers 6-10-0 Could another playoff miss end Bill Cowher’s 12-year run in Pittsburgh?
27 Texans 5-11-0 They still have some holes, but have a potentially explosive offensive trio in David Carr, Andre Johnson and Domanick Davis.
28 Browns 5-11-0 Kellen Winslow is going to have an impact, but all that talk comparing him to LeBron James by his agents was just silly.
29 Giants 4-12-0 In this scenario the Giants would end up sending the Chargers the No. 4 pick in next year’s draft.
30 Cardinals 4-12-0 Their wide receivers will be fun to watch, but the Cardinals still have a long way to go.
31 49ers 7-9-0 49ers could be fighting it out with the Cardinals this year in the NFC West — and that’s not for first place.
32 Chargers 4-12-0 The weather is great and all, but we’re not sure we’d want our son playing for the Chargers, either.
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