Friday, September 28, 2012

Mlb wild card

  • Wild Card clubs have tough rotation choices

    It's become accepted baseball wisdom that for many teams, the best way to win a playoff series is to have your top starter -- or top two starters -- start and win as many games as possible, and then figure the rest out from there.

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  • Odds of Each MLB Wild Card Contender Making the Playoffs

    Rob Grabowski-US PRESSWIRE. When MLB adopted the new playoff format that included an extra wild-card team in each league, they envisioned exactly what is going on right now.

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  • Braves 6, Marlins 2

    The Braves, who have clinched at least a wild-card berth, remained four games behind Washington in the NL East. Kris Medlen is expected to start for Atlanta in a wild-card game. If the Braves advance in the playoffs, a four-man rotation likely would ...

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  • Baseball's Extra Wild Card Isn't Boosting The Gate

    Baseball's big change to its playoff format, in which an additional wild card team was added in each league, hasn't been much of a factor.

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  • Your handy guide to possible multi-team playoff spot ties

    Or, Major League Baseball could simply declare the winners of the first two games the wild cards and send them directly to the play-in game, hosted by the team with the better head-to-head record.

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  • MLB Postseason: Why 2012's MLB Wild Card Chase Will Be the Best Ever

    Baseball purists had to have thrown up in the nearest garbage can last March when Major League Baseball announced that it would be adding a team as a second wild card for both the American and National Leagues. Oddly enough, they did the same thing ...

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  • Dodgers inch closer in wild card

    SAN DIEGO -- Chris Capuano won for the first in eight starts and the Los Angeles Dodgers inched closer in the wild-card race, beating the San Diego Padres 8-4 on Thursday night. Luis Cruz hit a two-run single to help the Dodgers pull within three games ...

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  • Why the A's Would Excel in the Wild-Card Position in New Playoff Format

    The new rules that Major League Baseball has put in place for the wild card play-in games appeal to the A's. As ESPN's Buster Olney detailed in a recent article (Insider subscription required), the two teams that qualify to play in their respective ...

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  • Brewers continue playoff push

    CINCINNATI -- Shaun Marcum was wheeling his bag of belongings past the bank of televisions in the visitors' clubhouse when a final score flashed on the screen.

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  • White Sox fall to Rays, trail Tigers by two games

    The Rays pulled within two games of Oakland for the second AL wild card, while the White Sox fell two games behind Detroit in the AL Central after their eighth loss in nine games.

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  • Colletti pointed and concise in Q&A session

    2 Wild Card slot a viable possibility if they run the table. Before Thursday night's key game against the Padres at Petco Park, general manager Ned Colletti sat down with MLB.com for an exclusive interview. He spoke about the frustrations of this ...

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  • Nationals-Cardinals Preview

    The St. Louis Cardinals have put themselves in prime position to secure the NL's second wild card by taking advantage of a stretch of games against baseball's two worst teams.

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  • MLB Wild Card: How Tiebreakers Work

    Major League Baseball introduces a new wild-card format in 2012. Previously, the non-division winner with the best record automatically became the wild card in each league. This year, each league will host a one-game playoff between the two non ...

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  • Mariners 9, Angels 4

    John Jaso hit a two-run homer and an RBI double for Seattle, and the Los Angeles Angels wasted a golden chance to get within one game of an AL wild-card spot with a 9-4 loss to the Mariners on Thursday. Vernon Wells and Alberto Callaspo drove in early ...

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  • Path to the Postseason: Sept. 27, 2012

    By AJ Cassavell / MLB.com | 09/27/12 2:06 AM ET. Comments; print; e-mail. Twitter; Facebook; Email. It's getting pretty tough for any American League teams to pull away in the division and Wild Card races because just about everyone seems to be winning ...

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  • 2012 MLB Playoffs: 6 Hitters Catching Fire Heading into the Postseason

    There are less than a week's worth of games remaining in the 2012 MLB regular season. With baseball adopting a second wild card this year, plenty of teams remain in the running for the 10 playoff spots spots league wide. Many times in baseball, the ...

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  • Mariners-Athletics Preview

    The A's, who hold the second wild-card spot, received some help from Seattle (73-83) in that race later Thursday when the Mariners defeated the Los Angeles Angels 9-4.

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  • MLB: Wild card adds intrigue to baseball

    For baseball purists, there's not a whole lot to like about what Bud Selig has done to the national pastime. More proof of that came Wednesday when Selig said he wasn't likely to do anything about Melky Cabrera winning the NL batting title while ...

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  • Wild-card races, Triple Crown chases and game faces: an MLB wish list

    When you see fans wearing jackets, managers sweating every move and pitchers starting despite injuries, you can be sure the end is near.

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  • MLB roundup: Knuckleballer sends Mets past Pirates

    The Brewers slipped four games behind idle St. Louis with six games left in the race for the final NL wild card. All they needed was one more out from closer John Axford (5-8), who had converted his last 15 save chances.

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