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10-01-2004, 05:10 PM
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why aren't the dodgers through
The only teams which can catch LA now are the Giants and the Astos. Even if all 3 teams finish 92-70, the Astros have lost their season series against both LA and SF. Shouldn't LA and SF then qualify for the post-season leaving Houston out? If SF finish the season at 92-70, they would have overtaken LA in their season series, so they would be NL-West champs. But espn.com is talking about a one-game playoff betn LA and SF to decide NL West champion if both teams finish 92-70. When people were discussing the possibility of NYY and Boston finishing with identical records, it was being stressed that Boston would win the division because they had won the season series. 
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10-01-2004, 05:18 PM
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why aren't the dodgers through
naniwadekar wrote:
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MLB only uses those one-game playoffs to send somebody home. If both teams will make the playoffs regardless who wins the playoff, they just break the tie based on the season series for seeding purposes.
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10-01-2007, 09:56 PM
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why aren't the dodgers through
FUCK THE DODGERS
"naniwadekar" <nani3skip45@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:2s5h6mF1f793pU1@uni-berlin.de... Quote:
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