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The official standings for Major League Baseball including division and league standings for regular season, wild card, and playoffs.
Let’s preview the NL Central with two key questions for each team heading into the season. Milwaukee Brewers 1) Will Christian Yelich ever be Christian Yelich again?
Given the complete and total transaction blackout in the NL Central, a division that up until this week had been absolutely bleeding talent all winter, the Cardinals -- who finished 30-28, three games out in 2020 -- must by virtue of the Arenado trade alone be the favorites.
Now, the full schedule is back in play, and here’s how it looks for each club from Opening Day through May 2: Brewers. • Home/road split: 16 at home, 12 on road. • Games in division: 9 vs. Cubs, 3 vs. Cardinals, 3 vs. Pirates. • Games vs. >.500 teams in 2020: 25 of 28. • Games vs. playoff teams in 2020: 25 of 28.
They said no thanks to a transition year and instead became the first team across MLB to punch a ticket to the postseason on Wednesday, clinching the National League Central courtesy of the Cubs’ afternoon loss to the A’s.
As champions of the NL Central, the Cardinals are guaranteed the NL’s No. 3 seed, and they will host the lowest-seeded Wild Card team starting Oct. 7. That could be the Phillies, Padres or Brewers in a best-of-three series.
Standings update: The Brewers (88-69) won the NL Central and are locked in as the NL’s No. 3 seed, meaning they will host a best-of-three NL Wild Card Series against the final NL Wild Card entrant starting on Oct. 3 at American Family Field.
So, let’s continue our previews with the NL Central. Teams are listed in alphabetical order by nickname up top, with my standings prediction below.
The official standings for Major League Baseball including division and league standings for regular season, wild card, and playoffs.
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