Standings as of 6/22/08

2008 National League - Standings
Philadelphia			42	35	.545	-
Florida			40	35	.533	1
NY Mets			37	37	.500	3.5
Atlanta			38	39	.494	4
Washington			30	47	.390	12
CENTRAL			W	L	PCT	GB
Chicago Cubs			48	28	.632	-
St. Louis			44	33	.571	4.5
Milwaukee			41	34	.547	6.5
Pittsburgh			36	40	.474	12
Houston			35	41	.461	13
Cincinnati			35	42	.455	13.5
WEST			W	L	PCT	GB
Arizona			39	37	.513	-
LA Dodgers			35	40	.467	3.5
San Francisco			32	44	.421	7
Colorado			32	44	.421	7
San Diego			32	45	.416	7.5

Yay! I finally figured out how to get rid of all that extra stuff. Onto the standings. As you can see, the only change in the east is the Mets moving up and the Braves moving down. As for the Central, no change. The Cubs are still on top of the Central and the National League. As for the West ... Looks like the Padres are back in the NL West cellar. They went from third to last in ONE week. Guess that can happen when you lose to the Yankees and the Tigers. Guess that's what happens when you only win one game out of your last six. Whereas the Dodgers won four games of their last six. It got a little scary last week when the Padres were only a game behind the Dodgers. Now we're back to being 3.5 games ahead of the third place team, while still being 3.5 games behind the first place team.

Well, the top teams in the NL and AL haven't changed. The Mariners are still the worst. Only change is that the Rockies are no longer the worst team in the NL. But it will only take a game for the Padres to climb out of the cellar, since they are only half a game behind the Giants and the Rockies.