MLB Standings

With Boston on pace to easily surpass 100 wins, and the Yankees not far behind, this season is standing out to be one for the ages. You have three teams in the AL West that would be leading four of the six divisions currently, but because they are all together one of them is going to get edged out in this current format. The AL Central has become a little lackluster these days, and Cleveland are easy favorites at this point. When you move to the NL, things get crazy. The West is shaping up to be a four team race, while other divisions have two teams battling it out, but one that needs to make a major run to get into contention. Baseball is a long season, and often we start to get to watching the standings in the second half of the season. As October gets closer, the pressure builds and standing-watching becomes much more important. If you are looking to find some other records, or team info you have come to the right place. Find out home-away records, runs scored, runs against, and their record over the last ten games. Run differential is a great way to separate those neck and neck teams, because often teams will some notable differences. Take Seattle who have one of the poorer differentials, but a near 60% win percentage. The AL is bringing similar teams from last year, but the NL is going to look for some new names if teams like Philadelphia and Milwaukee can pull through.