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Standings
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W L % GB Boston 42 29 .592 - Baltimore 40 31 .563 2.0 NY Yankees 38 31 .551 3.0 Tampa Bay 36 33 .522 5.0 Toronto 33 36 .478 8.0 -
W L % GB Detroit 39 29 .574 - Kansas City 34 34 .500 5.0 Cleveland 34 35 .493 5.5 Minnesota 30 36 .455 8.0 Chi White Sox 29 38 .433 9.5 -
W L % GB Oakland 42 30 .583 - Texas 39 31 .557 2.0 Seattle 31 39 .443 10.0 LA Angels 30 39 .435 10.5 Houston 26 45 .366 15.5
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W L % GB Atlanta 41 28 .594 - Washington 34 35 .493 7.0 Philadelphia 34 37 .479 8.0 NY Mets 25 39 .391 13.5 Miami 22 47 .319 19.0 -
W L % GB St. Louis 45 25 .643 - Cincinnati 43 28 .606 2.5 Pittsburgh 41 29 .586 4.0 Chi Cubs 28 40 .412 16.0 Milwaukee 28 40 .412 16.0 -
W L % GB Arizona 37 33 .529 - Colorado 37 34 .521 0.5 San Francisco 35 33 .515 1.0 San Diego 35 34 .507 1.5 LA Dodgers 29 39 .426 7.0
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Leaders
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Cabrera, M DET .358 2. ![]()
Molina, Y STL .355 3. ![]()
Tulowitzki, T COL .347 4. ![]()
Davis, C BAL .337 5. ![]()
Kendrick, H LAA .335 -
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Gonzalez, C COL 57 2. ![]()
Cabrera, M DET 55 3. ![]()
Holliday, M STL 53 3. ![]()
Votto, J CIN 53 5. ![]()
Carpenter, M STL 52 -
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Davis, C BAL 24 2. ![]()
Gonzalez, C COL 20 3. ![]()
Brown, D PHI 19 3. ![]()
Cabrera, M DET 19 3. ![]()
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Cabrera, M DET 71 2. ![]()
Davis, C BAL 61 2. ![]()
Goldschmidt, P ARI 61 4. ![]()
Gonzalez, C COL 56 4. ![]()
Phillips, B CIN 56 -
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Cabrera, E SD 31 1. ![]()
Ellsbury, J BOS 31 3. ![]()
McLouth, N BAL 23 4. ![]()
Marte, S PIT 20 5. ![]()
Segura, J MIL 19
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Scherzer, M DET 10 1. ![]()
Wainwright, A STL 10 3. ![]()
Buchholz, C BOS 9 3. ![]()
Colon, B OAK 9 3. ![]()
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Grilli, J PIT 25 1. ![]()
Johnson, J BAL 25 3. ![]()
Rivera, M NYY 24 4. ![]()
Nathan, J TEX 21 4. ![]()
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Buchholz, C BOS 1.71 2. ![]()
Kershaw, C LAD 1.84 3. ![]()
Harvey, M NYM 2.04 4. ![]()
Iwakuma, H SEA 2.06 5. ![]()
Miller, S STL 2.08 -
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Darvish, Y TEX 127 2. ![]()
Scherzer, M DET 116 3. ![]()
Hernandez, F SEA 110 4. ![]()
Kershaw, C LAD 104 4. ![]()
Samardzija, J CHC 104 -
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Iwakuma, H SEA 0.89 2. ![]()
Sale, C CWS 0.90 3. ![]()
Harvey, M NYM 0.91 4. ![]()
Scherzer, M DET 0.91 5. ![]()
Zimmermann, J WSH 0.93
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