John Kruk made a bold statement on ESPN's SportsCenter on Sunday:
"No team in the NL West will finish with a .500 record."
OK, maybe that's not such a daring prediction since every team in the NL Worst is below .500 at the All-Star break.
Arizona is flirting with .500 at 47-48, but everyone else in the division is straight up struggling with half the season in the books.
The second-place Dodgers are one-game above .500 at home but are three-games under overall, and the third-place Giants are (gulp) 15-games under on the season.
So when was the last time a team won its division with a losing record?
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"No team in the NL West will finish with a .500 record."
OK, maybe that's not such a daring prediction since every team in the NL Worst is below .500 at the All-Star break.
Arizona is flirting with .500 at 47-48, but everyone else in the division is straight up struggling with half the season in the books.
The second-place Dodgers are one-game above .500 at home but are three-games under overall, and the third-place Giants are (gulp) 15-games under on the season.
So when was the last time a team won its division with a losing record?
Read the rest of this post via the link below:
http://www.wcbias.com/2008/07/how-west-could-be-won-by-biggest-loser.html
Original Story:
http://www.wcbias.com/2008/07/how-west-c....
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