Here's another update on the AL Central race (because you care). No need to talk about Boston, since they are 6 1/2 games up on the Twins in the Wild Card race.
Current records (overall, home, road):
-Chicago: 80-62, 48-23, 32-39
-Minnesota (2 1/2 games back): 78-65, 47-25, 31-40
Here are their remaining schedules:
The White Sox have 20 more games: 10 home and 10 road:
-4 vs. Toronto (.535, 33-37 on the road)
-3 vs. Detroit (.483, 33-39 on the road)
-4 at New York (.531, 40-31 at home)
-3 at Kansas City (.430, 33-41 at home)
-3 at Minnesota (.545, 47-25 at home)
-3 vs. Cleveland (.489, 31-39 on the road)
The Twins have 19 more games: 9 home games and 10 road games.
-3 vs. Kansas City (.430, 28-40 on the road)
-3 at Baltimore (.447, 33-33 at home)
-3 at Cleveland (.489, 38-33 at home)
-4 at Tampa Bay (.603, 53-21 at home)
-3 vs. Chicago (.563, 32-39 on the road)
-3 vs. Kansas City (.430, 28-40 on the road)
Going by the law of averages, the White Sox should go 7-3 at home and 4-6 on the road, to go 11-9 over their last 20 games and end up at 91-71. Meanwhile, the Twins should go 6-3 at home and 4-6 on the road, to go 10-9 over their last 25 games and end up at 88-74. Assuming the Rays end up winning the East, then the White Sox will play the Rays in the ALDS, and the Red Sox will play the Angels.
Sunday, September 07, 2008
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This blog sucks.
Sorry. I don't have as much time to devote to it as I used to.
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