MLB CURRENT STANDINGS AND WILD CARD PICTURE

NATIONAL LEAGUE

NL EAST	W	L	PCT	GB	HOME	AWAY	DIV	AL	STRK	L10
y-Atlanta	88	68	.564	-	43-38	45-30	47-23	8-12	W5	6-4
Philadelphia	78	77	.503	9.5	47-31	31-46	32-41	12-8	L4	4-6
Washington	78	78	.500	10.0	38-40	40-38	38-35	9-11	L1	4-6
NY Mets	73	83	.468	15.0	33-42	40-41	36-34	8-12	W1	5-5
Miami	62	93	.400	25.5	38-43	24-50	25-45	9-11	W3	5-5
NL CENTRAL	W	L	PCT	GB	HOME	AWAY	DIV	AL	STRK	L10
Chi. Cubs	91	64	.587	-	47-27	44-37	37-32	13-7	W2	7-3
Milwaukee	89	67	.571	2.5	48-30	41-37	36-37	10-7	W1	6-4
St. Louis	87	69	.558	4.5	43-35	44-34	40-30	11-9	W3	6-4
Pittsburgh	78	76	.506	12.5	44-36	34-40	39-30	15-5	L1	7-3
Cincinnati	66	91	.420	26.0	36-40	30-51	25-48	10-8	L3	3-7
NL WEST	W	L	PCT	GB	HOME	AWAY	DIV	AL	STRK	L10
LA Dodgers	87	69	.558	-	44-37	43-32	40-30	12-8	W2	8-2
Colorado	85	70	.548	1.5	41-33	44-37	41-35	13-7	W3	5-5
Arizona	79	77	.506	8.0	38-40	41-37	36-34	10-10	L3	2-8
San Francisco	72	84	.462	15.0	41-34	31-50	37-33	8-12	L4	4-6
San Diego	62	94	.397	25.0	29-49	33-45	24-46	7-13	L2	4-6

AMERICAN LEAGUE

AL EAST	W	L	PCT	GB	HOME	AWAY	DIV	NL	STRK	L10
y-Boston	105	51	.673	-	54-21	51-30	49-21	16-4	L2	5-5
w-NY Yankees	95	60	.613	9.5	53-28	42-32	39-30	11-9	L1	5-5
Tampa Bay	87	68	.561	17.5	48-26	39-42	38-31	7-13	W1	7-3
Toronto	71	85	.455	34.0	39-39	32-46	29-44	13-7	L1	6-4
Baltimore	45	110	.290	59.5	27-50	18-60	22-51	7-13	W1	4-6
AL CENTRAL	W	L	PCT	GB	HOME	AWAY	DIV	NL	STRK	L10
y-Cleveland	87	68	.561	-	49-32	38-36	45-24	12-8	W2	5-5
Minnesota	72	83	.465	15.0	43-31	29-52	36-33	8-12	W1	5-5
Detroit	63	93	.404	24.5	38-43	25-50	32-41	6-11	L1	4-6
Chi. White Sox	61	94	.394	26.0	29-49	32-45	29-40	6-14	L2	5-5
Kansas City	54	102	.346	33.5	30-47	24-55	34-38	4-14	W1	4-6
AL WEST	W	L	PCT	GB	HOME	AWAY	DIV	NL	STRK	L10
x-Houston	98	57	.632	-	46-35	52-22	46-30	13-7	W3	7-3
Oakland	94	62	.603	4.5	50-31	44-31	35-35	12-8	L1	5-5
Seattle	85	70	.548	13.0	41-33	44-37	37-32	6-14	L1	6-4
LA Angels	75	81	.481	23.5	37-38	38-43	32-38	10-10	L5	2-8
Texas	66	89	.426	32.0	34-47	32-42	27-42	9-11	W1	4-6

Legend

w	Clinched wild card
x	Clinched playoff berth
y	Clinched division
z	Clinched division and best record in league

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WILDCARD STANDINGS

NATIONAL LEAGUE

TEAM	W	L	GB	LEFT
Milwaukee	89	67	+2.0	6
St. Louis	87	69	-	6
Colorado	85	70	1.5	7
Pittsburgh	78	76	8.0	8
Arizona	79	77	8.0	6
Philadelphia	78	77	8.5	7
Washington	78	78	9.0	6
NY Mets	73	83	14.0	6
San Francisco	72	84	15.0	6
Cincinnati	66	91	21.5	5
Miami	62	93	24.5	7
San Diego	62	94	25.0	6

AMERICAN LEAGUE

TEAM	W	L	GB	LEFT
NY Yankees	95	60	+1.5	7
Oakland	94	62	-	6
Tampa Bay	87	68	6.5	7
Seattle	85	70	8.5	7
LA Angels	75	81	19.0	6
Minnesota	72	83	21.5	7
Toronto	71	85	23.0	6
Texas	66	89	27.5	7
Detroit	63	93	31.0	6
Chi. White Sox	61	94	32.5	7
Kansas City	54	102	40.0	6
Baltimore	45	110	48.5	7

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MLB SCOREBOARD

BREWERS 13, PIRATES 6

PITTSBURGH -- Christian Yelich hit his 32nd home run and Travis Shaw added his 31st as Milwaukee remained two games ahead of St. Louis, which is second in the NL wild-card race. Yelich finished 2 for 3, including a three-run homer in the second off Nick Kingham (5-7), to boost his batting average to an NL-leading .322.

Corey Knebel (3-3) won in relief.

Pittsburgh was eliminated and failed to reach the postseason for the third straight year.

ORIOLES 6, YANKEES 3

NEW YORK -- Yankees shortstop Didi Gregorius has torn cartilage in his right wrist and is unsure whether he will be able to play in the AL wild-card game on Oct. 3.

Gregorius, who has 27 homers and 86 RBI, got injured Saturday when he slid headfirst on Aaron Hicks' 11th-inning double to score the run that clinched a postseason berth for New York, which disclosed the injury after a 6-3 loss to the Baltimore Orioles on Sunday.

New York remained 1+ games ahead of Oakland for the top AL wild card. Baltimore (45-110) is one loss shy of matching the franchise record for defeats set by the 1939 St. Louis Browns, who went 43-111.

Tim Beckham homered twice for the lowly Orioles, who trailed 3-0 early. Ryan Meisinger (2-0) pitched two perfect innings and Mychal Givens worked a 1-2-3 ninth for his ninth save. A.J. Cole (3-1) was the loser.

INDIANS 4, RED SOX 3, 11 INNINGS

CLEVELAND -- Greg Allen singled with one out and the bases loaded in the 11th inning and Cleveland denied Boston's bid for a club-record 106th victory for the second straight game.

Allen singled through the left side on a 3-2 pitch from Robby Scott to give the Indians an 11th inning win for the second night in a row.

William Cuevas (0-2) walked leadoff man Jose Ramirez, who moved to second on Rajai Davis' sacrifice. Shortstop Tzu-Wei Lin booted Erik Gonzalez's ground ball, sending Ramirez to third. Yandy Diaz, batting for Yonder Alonso, was intentionally walked to load the bases and set the stage for Allen's winning hit.

Josh Tomlin (2-5) pitched two scoreless innings.

Mookie Betts homered and had four hits in his return to the lineup for Boston.

TWINS 5, ATHLETICS 1

OAKLAND, Calif. -- Oakland will have to take its bubbly on the road. Kyle Gibson (9-13) allowed one run over 7 1/3 innings and Jake Cave hit a two-run homer for Minnesota, which prevented the Athletics from clinching an AL wild-card berth in their last regular-season home game.

Oakland leads Tampa Bay by 7+ games and needs one win or a Rays loss to clinch its first playoff berth in four years.

Trevor Cahill (6-4) gave up five runs -- three earned -- and five hits in 3 1/3 innings.

RAYS 5, BLUE JAYS 2

TORONTO -- Blake Snell (21-5) won his ninth straight start, striking out 11 in 6 2/3 shutout innings. He broke the Rays season record for wins set by David Price in 2012 and lowered his ERA to 1.90, the best in the AL.

C.J. Cron and Brandon Lowe homered for Tampa Bay, which remained 7+ games behind Oakland for the AL's second wild card and would be eliminated with one more loss or win by the Athletics.

Ryan Borucki (4-5) allowed two runs and three hits in seven innings.

CUBS 6, WHITE SOX 1

CHICAGO -- Kyle Schwarber connected off Carlos Rodon (6-7) for his first homer against a left-hander this season and drove in two runs as the NL Central-leading Cubs stayed 2+ games ahead of second-place Milwaukee.

Ben Zobrist had three hits and Kyle Hendricks (13-11) gave up one run and four hits in 7 2/3 innings.

CARDINALS 9, GIANTS 2

ST. LOUIS -- Miles Mikolas (17-4) won his fourth straight start, allowing two runs -- one earned -- and two hits in seven innings with eight strikeouts and no walks. John Brebbia and Giovanny Gallegos finished a five-hitter.

Matt Carpenter hit his NL-leading 36th homer and St. Louis remained 1+ games ahead of Colorado, which is third in the wild-card race,

Andrew Suarez (7-12) gave up two runs and six hits in five innings. The Giants finished 31-50 on the road for a two-year record of 57-105 away from home.

DODGERS 14, PADRES 0

LOS ANGELES -- Hyun-Jin Ryu (6-3) allowed four hits and struck out eight in six scoreless innings and tied a career high with three of the Dodgers' 16 hits. Los Angeles maintained a 1+-games NL West lead over second-place Colorado.

Manny Machado and Matt Kemp hit solo homers, and Austin Barnes hit a two-run drive.

Rookie Joey Lucchesi (8-9) gave up a career-high seven runs on seven hits in 3 2/3 innings.

ROCKIES 2, DIAMONDBACKS 0

PHOENIX -- Kyle Freeland (16-7) allowed seven hits in seven innings, improving to 7-0 in his last 10 starts.

Arizona lost for the seventh time in eight games and was eliminated from contention in the NL West and wild-card races. The Diamondbacks led the division entering the final month but are 5-16 in September.

Nolan Arenado hit an RBI double in the third and Gerardo Parra had a run-scoring single in the fifth against Zach Godley (14-11), who lost his fourth straight start.

Wade Davis got three straight outs for his NL-leading 41st save.

ASTROS 6, ANGELS 2

HOUSTON -- Charlie Morton left after one inning and 24 pitches because of discomfort in his pitching shoulder that caused a drop in velocity. The 34-year-old right-hander did not pitch for the Astros from Aug. 28 until Sept. 8 because of right shoulder discomfort. He won his first two starts following his stint on the disabled list, allowing four runs in 11 innings.

AL West-leading Houston opened a 4+-game lead over second-place Oakland. Yuli Gurriel hit a two-run homer, giving him three homers and 10 RBI in the three-game series.

Framber Valdez (4-1) followed Morton and struck out a career-high nine in six innings, allowing one run and three hits. Tyler Skaggs (8-9) gave up four runs and five hits in 2 1/3 innings.

BRAVES 2, PHILLIES 1

ATLANTA -- Lane Adams homered and drove in two runs, and Anibal Sanchez (7-6) won for the first time in nine starts. Sanchez allowed one run and four hits in five innings, securing his role as Atlanta's No. 3 starter for the Division Series behind Mike Foltynewicz and Kevin Gausman.

Atlanta won its fifth straight, and Philadelphia was eliminated from postseason contention. The Braves mostly rested their regulars against ace Aaron Nola (16-6), who gave up two runs and four hits in six innings. The Phillies were swept in a four-game series in Atlanta for the first time since 1997.

Shane Carle pitched a shaky ninth for his first big league save.

RANGERS 6, MARINERS 1

ARLINGTON, Texas -- Adrian Beltre was given a standing ovation when he was removed from what could be his last home game for Texas, just before the Rangers rallied for four runs in the sixth to overcome a 1-0 deficit.

The 39-year-old, playing his 21st major league season, struck out twice and is hitting .275 with 14 homers and 61 RBI. The four-time All-Star, the active hits leader with 3,162, isn't sure he wants to play next year.

Texas took a 4-1 lead in the sixth when Nomar Mazara chased starter Wade LeBlanc (8-5) with a two-run double, Robinson Chirinos hit an RBI single off Nick Vincent and Carlos Tocci had a sacrifice fly against James Pazos. Joey Gallo added his 39th homer, a two-run drive in the eighth against Ryan Cook.

Jeffrey Springs (1-1), the second of five Texas pitchers, allowed two hits in two scoreless innings.

MARLINS 6, REDS 0

MIAMI -- A crowd of 13,595 left Miami with a franchise-low home attendance of 811,104 in Derek Jeter's first season as chief executive officer, the first major league team to draw fewer than 1 million fans at home since the 2004 Montreal Expos. The Marlins are last in the NL East at 62-93 overall, their eighth consecutive losing season, and have not reached the playoffs since beating the Yankees in the 2003 World Series.

Rookie Chad Wallach hit his first big league home run, a three-run drive in a four-run third off Michael Lorenzen (3-2), who allowed nine hits in four innings. Trevor Richards (4-9) gave up three hits in seven innings, struck out nine and walked one.

METS 8, NATIONALS 6

WASHINGTON -- Michael Conforto hit a go-ahead, bases-loaded triple in the fourth off Wander Suero (3-1), and Jeff McNeil matched a career high with four hits in raising his average to .328 in 195 at-bats since his big league debut on July 24.

The first pitch was delayed 25 minutes, and rain continued during the game, which lasted 4 hours, 14 minutes.

Drew Gagnon (2-1) pitched two scoreless innings for the Mets, who took three of four from the Nationals in the teams' final series of the season. Anthony Swarzak got five outs for his fourth save.

ROYALS 3, TIGERS 2

DETROIT -- Rookie Brad Keller (9-6) allowed one run and three hits in seven innings, abd Cam Gallagher broke a sixth-inning tie with a two-run single off Drew VerHagen (3-3). Wily Peralta struck out Jim Adduci to earn his 13th save.