NL playoff teams are established.

[PhilSimms11]

(1)*LAD (101-56)
(2)*ATL (96-62)
(3)z-STL (90-69)
(4)z-WAS (89-69)
(5)z-MIL (88-70)
*-won division
z-clinched playoff spot

 

[Rod Freakin' Dangerfield]

Where the hell are the Phillies?!



lol!!

 

[Mistaken4193]

Looks like the Braves and 4 bitch teams to me.

 

[navamind]

How will the Braves lose in the first round this time?

 

[Mistaken4193]

How will the Braves lose in the first round this time?

Oh I’m sure we will find a way .


Hopefully the Brewers can win the Central or at least for a game 163. Do not want Cardinals in 1st round

 

[tomcat1]

Looks like the Braves and 4 bitch teams to me.

Now be nice my friend because my Cardinals haven't been to the big dance in a long time.

 

[LambeauLegs]

Oh I’m sure we will find a way .


Hopefully the Brewers can win the Central or at least for a game 163. Do not want Cardinals in 1st round

So you would rather have a team that is 19 - 4 in the month of Sept so far?

 

[Mistaken4193]

So you would rather have a team that is 19 - 4 in the month of Sept so far?

Product of a weak schedule IMO. Plus y’all don’t have Yelich. Plus Cardinals and Dodgers have some postseason voodoo on us

 

[packerzrule]

Product of a weak schedule IMO. Plus y’all don’t have Yelich. Plus Cardinals and Dodgers have some postseason voodoo on us

Same could be said of the Braves getting fat off of the AL Central doncha think?

 

[Chewbaccer]

So you would rather have a team that is 19 - 4 in the month of Sept so far?

We’ve been pretty good at cooling down hot streaks this season. Ask the Mets and Nats

 

[Rod Freakin' Dangerfield]

Same could be said of the Braves getting fat off of the AL Central doncha think?

Indians.......

Twins.......

Won series vs. both

 

[Chewbaccer]

Same could be said of the Braves getting fat off of the AL Central doncha think?

We have over 50 wins against teams with winning records

 

[packerzrule]

Indians.......

Twins.......

Won series vs. both

Umm, didn't they also lose a series to the Royals and the Pirates?

Not sure what your point is. To say that either teams schedule was tougher than the others is not true.

 

[Chewbaccer]

Umm, didn't they also lose a series to the Royals and the Pirates?

Not sure what your point is. To say that either teams schedule was tougher than the others is not true.

Well, the Braves have played the most games and have the most wins against teams with winning records in the Majors.

 

[packerzrule]

Well, the Braves have played the most games and have the most wins against teams with winning records in the Majors.

True that. I guess we will see how that matters during the post season.

Good luck

 

[Chewbaccer]

True that. I guess we will see how that matters during the post season.

Good luck

Doesn’t matter at all in the post season. I’d rather face the Brewers because the Cardinals have some voodoo over us in the playoffs or fighting for a playoff spot

 

[Rod Freakin' Dangerfield]

Umm, didn't they also lose a series to the Royals and the Pirates?

Not sure what your point is. To say that either teams schedule was tougher than the others is not true.

Braves went 1-3 vs. the Royals & either 5-1 or 6-1 vs. the Pirates.

 

[Stakesarehigh]

Be interesting to see if the Nats try setting up rotation and getting some rest or play for the better wild card

 

[kburjr]

Be interesting to see if the Nats try setting up rotation and getting some rest or play for the better wild card

I would think that they set up pitching for the Wild Card game. It's win or go home.

 

[molsaniceman]

Be interesting to see if the Nats try setting up rotation and getting some rest or play for the better wild card

Though he struck out 10, Max Scherzer surrendered four runs in six innings Tuesday against the Phillies.
The runs came on two homers from Brad Miller. Since returning from the IL in late August, Scherzer has given up 20 runs in 38 innings, good for a 4.74 ERA. His 54/8 K/BB ratio in that span is excellent, but he's given up eight homers. It's going to make for a tough call in the wild card game for the Nationals. Scherzer is the ace, but Stephen Strasburg and Patrick Corbin have both had better results of late.