As the regular baseball season winds down to a close, there are 6 teams that have clinched a postseason berth. The only division that has yet to be claimed is the American League Central, with the Minnesota Twins and the Detroit Tigers fighting it out to see which team wants it more. In addition to that race, the National League wild card is still up for grabs, as the Colorado Rockies attempt to eliminate the Atlanta Braves by winning against the Milwaukee Brewers today. A loss by the Twins or the Braves today will remove them from contention.


Here's a quick look at the division leaders.

American League

• AL East: New York Yankees

• AL Central: Still undecided. (Twins & Tigers)

• AL West: Los Angeles Angels

• AL Wild Card: Boston Red Sox

National League

• NL East: Philadelphia Phillies

• NL Central: St. Louis Cardinals

• NL West: Los Angeles Dogers

• NL Wild Card: Still undecided. (Rockies & Braves)

Here's to an exciting finish! Read more @ MLB.com

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i'm on a boat

2009 A.L CHAMPIONS NEW YORK YANKEES!!!!!

In four years being here, I never knew this place existed. Hm, well, congratulations to the Yankees. They were great and a fine WS it was. I'm glad my Rockies managed to at the very least, put a flame to the Phillies. This off-season'll be hectic.
I'll be coming in here a bit more now that I know this blog section exists.

Edit: On second thought, I might keep my distance. This place is anarchy.

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"...I guess by the 80th out we'd all just given up." This was the most outs recorded on a single play since the 2004 Montreal Expos were eradicated from the league after hitting into an ∞-play."

I am kinda disappointed at my BOston Red Sox. But we will def be back next year.