NL Wild Card Race a real Dog Fight.

wilheim · Sep 11, 2004

Team W L PCT GB
Chi. Cubs 75 63 .543 -
Houston 77 65 .542 -
San Francisco 77 65 .542 -
Florida 73 64 .533 1½
San Diego 75 66 .532 1½
Philadelphia 72 69 .511 4½

Without looking at schedules it looks like the Astros have the best shot after making such a great come from nowhere run.

wil.

D2bets · Sep 11, 2004

Astros have a tough schedule and are now 1 game back. Despite all the frustration, it's the Cubs' to lose at this point.

GreenDoberman · Sep 11, 2004

Marlins have a murderous schedule and that's taking into account they don't lose any more games to rainouts. Today's loss was very costly.

D2bets · Sep 11, 2004

I would say if the Marlins lose tomorrow they are all but cooked. Can't afford to fall 3.5 back with this many teams battling. I think SD is also just about cooked. Looking like a Chi, SF and Hou dogfight. Cubs have several more to be played than those teams. It's the Cubs' to lose. They should get it done.

GreenDoberman · Sep 11, 2004

Cubs pitching won't win on reputation alone. Outside of Zambrano none of them are pitching well.

Guest · Sep 11, 2004

No but the bats showed some heart today for the Cubs. They could've packed it in but they rallied big in the late innings. I think if they beat up Florida tomorrow they will be on their way.

sb

GreenDoberman · Sep 11, 2004

Clement is a scratch for tomorrow, Cubbies will throw out Rusch against Burnett.

D2bets · Sep 11, 2004

Doberman, I think Prior may be pulling his act together. I was at that game yesterday and he looked very strong, confident and poised. Takes him awhile to get going but I think he could finish up strong. Maddux is also pitching well. Wood is jeckyl-and-hyde. Great game, terrible game.

GreenDoberman · Sep 11, 2004

Prior also had the benefit of going up against a single-A pitcher and thus could afford to make a few mistakes. When he's on, he's as good as anybody, but he's rarely been on in 2004.

REDEYE · Sep 11, 2004

It would be a shame if Astros won, in my opinion it would be awaste of a spot. They don't have what it takes in postseason. Go Cubs or Marlins

wilheim · Sep 11, 2004

Looks like the AL Wild Card race is just about over (thru tonight):

Boston (18) 86 55 .610 -
Anaheim 80 61 .567 6
Texas 77 64 .546 9

wil.

Journeyman · Sep 11, 2004

Just when we started counting the Cubs out, they open up a small lead...Houston getting beat soundly by the Pirates again!

wilheim · Sep 11, 2004

Updated NL Wild Card standing thru tonite:

National League

Chi. Cubs (22) 76 63 .547 -
San Francisco 78 65 .545 -
Houston 77 66 .538 1
Florida 73 65 .529 2½
San Diego 75 67 .528 2½
Philadelphia 73 69 .514 4½

Journeyman · Sep 11, 2004

Like I said, a small lead,lol..

.002 pct

Horseshoe · Sep 11, 2004

Cubs via talent and last year's playoff taste have best reason to be in playoffs, with the Fish being somewhat content, Pads tough yet with holes, G-Men with best ace and bat in the NL do it with mostly smoke & mirrors.

The Phillies don't have enough heart, arms, leadoff/OBP hitting, with too many players not backing Bowa(Ed Wade should get canned firstmost)..they're just saving some face to get back over mendoza.

Signed,
Disappointed Phanatic

P.S. Wolf & Padilla have the best stuff for a pair of yearly single-digit win pitchers..yada yada yada!

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