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W L % GB NY Yankees 29 18 .617 - Boston 29 20 .592 1.0 Baltimore 26 22 .542 3.5 Tampa Bay 24 23 .511 5.0 Toronto 20 28 .417 9.5 -
W L % GB Detroit 27 19 .587 - Cleveland 27 20 .574 0.5 Chi White Sox 22 24 .478 5.0 Kansas City 21 24 .467 5.5 Minnesota 18 27 .400 8.5 -
W L % GB Texas 30 17 .638 - Oakland 26 23 .531 5.0 LA Angels 21 27 .438 9.5 Seattle 20 27 .426 10.0 Houston 14 34 .292 16.5
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W L % GB Atlanta 28 18 .609 - Washington 25 23 .521 4.0 Philadelphia 23 25 .479 6.0 NY Mets 17 27 .386 10.0 Miami 13 35 .271 16.0 -
W L % GB St. Louis 30 16 .652 - Cincinnati 30 18 .625 1.0 Pittsburgh 29 19 .604 2.0 Milwaukee 19 27 .413 11.0 Chi Cubs 18 29 .383 12.5 -
W L % GB Arizona 26 21 .553 - Colorado 26 21 .553 - San Francisco 26 21 .553 - San Diego 21 25 .457 4.5 LA Dodgers 19 26 .422 6.0
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Leaders
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Cabrera, M DET .388 2. ![]()
Votto, J CIN .361 3. ![]()
Segura, J MIL .351 4. ![]()
Loney, J TB .347 5. ![]()
Gordon, A KC .346 -
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Votto, J CIN 40 2. ![]()
Cabrera, M DET 39 2. ![]()
Gonzalez, C COL 39 4. ![]()
Choo, S CIN 37 5. ![]()
Carpenter, M STL 36 -
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Davis, C BAL 16 2. ![]()
Cabrera, M DET 14 2. ![]()
Upton, J ATL 14 4. ![]()
Cano, R NYY 13 4. ![]()
Encarnacion, E TOR 13 -
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Cabrera, M DET 57 2. ![]()
Davis, C BAL 45 3. ![]()
Phillips, B CIN 42 4. ![]()
Fielder, P DET 41 5. ![]()
Reynolds, M CLE 40 -
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Cabrera, E SD 18 2. ![]()
McLouth, N BAL 15 3. ![]()
Ellsbury, J BOS 14 3. ![]()
Segura, J MIL 14 5. ![]()
Pierre, J MIA 13
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Moore, M TB 8 1. ![]()
Zimmermann, J WSH 8 3. ![]()
Buchholz, C BOS 7 3. ![]()
Corbin, P ARI 7 3. ![]()
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Grilli, J PIT 19 2. ![]()
Rivera, M NYY 17 3. ![]()
Reed, A CWS 16 4. ![]()
Johnson, J BAL 14 4. ![]()
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Kershaw, C LAD 1.35 2. ![]()
Corbin, P ARI 1.44 3. ![]()
Zimmermann, J WSH 1.71 4. ![]()
Buchholz, C BOS 1.73 5. ![]()
Miller, S STL 1.74 -
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Darvish, Y TEX 91 2. ![]()
Burnett, A PIT 85 3. ![]()
Sanchez, A DET 80 4. ![]()
Masterson, J CLE 76 5. ![]()
Scherzer, M DET 75 -
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Kershaw, C LAD 0.82 2. ![]()
Harvey, M NYM 0.83 3. ![]()
Iwakuma, H SEA 0.87 4. ![]()
Zimmermann, J WSH 0.87 5. ![]()
Scherzer, M DET 0.91
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