Games should be tied after 12 innings in the regular season. But how should MLB account for ties in the regular season?
In this episode I POINT to a solution.
This is the Locked On MLB Podcast hosted by me, Paul Francis Sullivan. Please call me Sully.
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The current standings.
AL East
Yankees 60-33 59-33-1 .641 119
Rays 56-41 55-40-2 .578 112
Red Sox 52-44 51-43-2 .542 104
Blue Jays 36-61 36-60-1 .375 73
Orioles 29-66 29-66-0 .305 58
AL Central
Twins 58-36 57-35-2 .619 116
Indians 54-40 54-40-0 .574 108
White Sox 42-50 42-50-0 .456 84
Royals 35-62 35-62-0 .360 70
Tigers 29-62 29-61-1 .322 59
AL West
Astros 60-37 59-36-2 .621 120
A’s 55-41 54-40-2 .574 110
Rangers 50-46 50-46-0 .520 100
Angels 50-47 50-46-1 .520 101
Mariners 39-60 39-59-1 .397 79
NL East
Braves 58-40 57-40-1 .587 115
Nationals 51-44 51-44-0 .537 102
Phillies 50-47 49-47-1 .510 99
Mets 44-52 44-50-2 .468 90
Marlins 36-58 36-57-1 .387 73
NL Central
Cubs 52-44 50-44-2 .531 102
Brewers 51-47 48-46-4 .510 100
Cardinals 49-46 49-46-0 .516 98
Pirates 45-50 44-49-2 .473 90
Reds 43-51 43-50-1 .462 87
NL West
Dodgers 64-35 63-34-1 .649 127
Diamondbacks 49-48 47-47-3 .500 97
Giants 48-49 46-48-3 .489 95
Rockies 46-50 46-49-1 .484 93
Padres 46-50 46-50-0 .479 92
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