The Oakland Athletics, Boston Red Sox have both won the pennant six times. This format was created in 1969 and the New York Yankees have captured 11 titles since the league made the switch. The American League Championship Series is a best-of-seven matchup that awards the American League Pennant to the best team in that league and that winner will play in the World Series. The Home and Away records, and Streak feature is not included in the MLB WC Standings. Similar to the MLB standings, the columns shown are Win, Loss, Percent and GB (Games Back). The Wild Card Standings only show 12 teams from each league as the division winners are omitted, since they receive the automatic spots. Each season, two clubs from both the AL and NL will meet in a one-game playoff and the loser is eliminated while the winner advances to face the top seed in the Divisional Series. The MLB decided to award playoff opportunities to other teams, starting with one in 1994 and then two in 2012. When the playoffs begin, the three division winners from both the American League and National League are given automatic spots into the postseason. The MLB Standings has a section called the MLB Wild Card Standings. The most common fields in the Streak column are W-1 or L-1 which means the team Won (W) or Lost (L) its previous game. The most resourceful feature is the Streaks column, which shows you how many consecutive wins or losses a team currently has going into their next matchup. The Last 10 column is clear-cut, just the record of the last 10 games for each team. The Home and Away records in the MLB Standings are a solid feature to keep an eye on as it shows how well team a plays as a visitor.
There are six divisions in the MLB, divided into three from both the Eastern and National Leagues. The GB column is an abbreviation for Games Back and it shows how far teams are behind the leader of the division or put simply, first place. The Records are updated Live on the MLB Standings after each game finishes. The simple math formula for Percent is: WIN / WIN + LOSSġ03 / 103+59 OR 103 / 162 =.
Win and Loss are self-explanatory and Percent is the winning percentage of the team. The defending champs could drop to the second WC now that the Pads have Juan Soto, Josh Bell and Brandon Drury.Updated Tue Jun 15 4:06 PM EDT HOW TO READ MLB STANDINGS RECORDSĪfter the team names on the MLB Standings, the first three columns are the most important to follow and they also dictate the order of the standings. The Braves have a chance to catch the New York Mets in first in the NL East, only 4.5 games back in the division. The Pads shouldn’t be able to catch the Los Angeles Dodgers in the NL West. So unless the Giants make a run, it should be the five other teams above fighting to get into the postseason. Of course, one of the Brewers or Cardinals will likely end up winning the NL Central. NL Wild Card standings, August 9ġst Wild Card: Atlanta Braves - 64-46, +4.0Ģnd Wild Card: Philadelphia Phillies - 60-48, +1.0ģrd Wild Card: San Diego Padres - 61-51 -Īs you can see, the Phillies, Cardinals and Brewers are all tied in the third WC spot. Below is an updated look at the NL Wild Card standings. The first and second WC teams will face each other. The worst division winner will face the third WC team. Six teams will make the postseason from the NL and the top two seeds will get a bye in the first round, which is a three-game series. The National League playoff picture still isn’t taking much shape with plenty of teams fighting to get in through the Wild Card, which is now three teams. We’ve got two more months to go in the 2022 MLB regular season.
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