Atlanta Braves - 15-8 (+0.5)
New York Mets - 14-8
Florida Marlins - 11-12
Philadelphia Phillies - 10-13
Washington Nationals - 8-16
May 28, 2007
New York Mets - 32-17 (+4.0)
Atlanta Braves - 29-22
Philadelphia Phillies - 26-25
Florida Marlins - 24-27
Washington Nationals - 21-30
June 28, 2007
New York Mets - 43-33 (+3.0)
Philadelphia Phillies - 41-37
Atlanta Braves - 41-38
Florida Marlins - 37-42
Philadelphia Phillies - 41-37
Atlanta Braves - 41-38
Florida Marlins - 37-42
Washington Nationals - 32-46
July 28, 2007
New York Mets - 58-46 (+3.5)
Philadelphia Phillies - 54-49
Atlanta Braves - 54-51
Florida Marlins - 48-57
Washington Nationals - 45-59
Florida Marlins - 48-57
Washington Nationals - 45-59
August 28, 2007
New York Mets - 73-58 (+4.0)Philadelphia Phillies - 69-62
Atlanta Braves - 68-65
Florida Marlins - 58-75
Washington Nationals - 58-75
September 28, 2007
New York Mets - 87-72 (--)
Philadelphia Phillies - 87-72
Atlanta Braves - 83-76
Washington Nationals - 72-87
Florida Marlins - 69-90
What in the hell is the world coming to?
==========
UPDATED AT 11:02 PM EDT -- Phils win, Mets lose. Phillies are now 1 game up on NYM with a "magic number" of 2. Also, Red Sox clinch AL East thanks to a walk-off RBI single from Melvin Mora in the 10th in Baltimore. Also looks like the Cubs will clinch NL Central tonight (Brewers are currently losing). If it didn't stress me out too much, I would LOVE down-to-the-wire September baseball.
Plus, MLB.com had the following picture up which I am totally not making up (see here for the actual story). It's so sacreligious, it's fucking wonderful. As an FYI, Cole Hamels is married to the former Heidi Strobel, who once got naked for chocolate and peanut butter on "Survivor: Amazon" when she didn't have to and then posed for Playboy and lost her job as a teacher because she's basically an idiot. I wouldn't exactly call Hamels a "savior" for Philadelphia -- everybody knows J-Rol is our Jesus.
==========
UPDATED AGAIN AT 11:18 PM EDT because Jesus Christ on a cracker, I cannot handle formatting on the Intarwebs, oh my head -- Cubs clinch. Rockies lose. Oh, and while nobody was paying much attention, Jimmy Rollins quietly set a new MLB record tonight.
No comments:
Post a Comment