MLB June 2012 Compendium

**PuNk42AE** · 07-02-2012, 05:54 PM

AL
East

Team (May)	Wins	Losses	Percent	GB
*New York (3rd)	48	30	.615	-
*Baltimore (2nd)	42	36	.538	6
Boston (5th)	42	37	.532	6.5
Tampa Bay (1st)	41	38	.519	7.5
Toronto (4th)	40	39	.506	8.5

Central

Team	Wins	Losses	Percent	GB
*Chicago (1st)	42	37	.532	-
Cleveland (2nd)	40	38	.513	1.5
Detroit (3rd)	39	40	.494	3.0
Kansas City (4th)	35	42	.455	6.0
Minnesota (5th)	33	45	.423	8.5

West

Team	Wins	Losses	Percent	GB
*Texas (1st)	50	30	.625	-
Los Angeles (2nd)	44	35	.557	5.5
Oakland (4th)	38	42	.475	12.0
Seattle (3rd)	34	47	.420	16.5

NL
East

Team	Wins	Losses	Percent	GB
*Washington (1st)	45	32	.584	-
*New York (3rd)	43	37	.538	3.5
Atlanta (4th)	41	37	.526	4.5
Miami (2nd)	38	40	.487	7.5
Philadelphia (5th)	36	45	.444	11.0

Central

Team	Wins	Losses	Percent	GB
*Cincinnati (1st)	43	35	.551	-
Pittsburgh (3rd)	42	36	.538	1.0
St. Louis (2nd)	41	38	.519	2.5
Milwaukee (4th)	36	42	.462	7.0
Houston (5th)	22	29	.341	11.5
Chicago (6th)	29	49	.372	14.0

West

Team	Wins	Losses	Percent	GB
*San Francisco (2nd)	45	35	.563	-
*Los Angeles (1st)	44	36	.550	1.0
Arizona (3rd)	39	39	.500	5.0
Colorado (4th)	30	48	.385	14.0
San Diego (5th)	30	50	.375	15.0

*Current Playoff Teams

May Numbers
April Numbers

**PuNk42AE** · 07-02-2012, 06:01 PM

AL Avg

	Team	Name	Avg
1.	LAA	Trout	.339
2.	CWS	Konerko	.335
3.	MIN	Mauer	.324

AL HR

	Team	Name	HR
1.	TOR	Bautista	26
2.	TEX	Hamilton	25
3.	CWS	Dunn	24

AL SB

	Team	Name	SB
1.	LAA	Trout	22
2.	CLE	Kipnis	20
3.	TOR	Davis	20

AL Wins

	Team	Name	Wins
1.	TEX	Harrison	11
2.	TAM	Price	11
3.	TEX	Darvish	10

AL ERA

	Team	Name	ERA
1.	CWS	Sale	2.27
2.	LAA	Weaver	2.31
3.	LAA	Wilson	2.33

AL Saves

	Team	Name	Saves
1.	CLE	Perez	23
2.	BAL	Johnson	23
3.	TAM	Rodney	22

**PuNk42AE** · 07-02-2012, 06:06 PM

NL Avg

	Team	Name	Avg
1.	PHI	Ruiz	.356
2.	NYM	Wright	.354
3.	SF	Cabrera	.352

NL HR

	Team	Name	HR
1.	MIL	Braun	22
2.	STL	Beltran	20
3.	MIA	Stanton	19

NL SB

	Team	Name	SB
1.	LAD	Gordon	28
2.	CHC	Campana	25
3.	ATL	Bourn	22

NL Wins

	Team	Name	Wins
1.	NYM	Dickey	12
2.	WAS	Gonzalez	11
3.	TIE	3 Players	10

AL ERA

	Team	Name	ERA
1.	ATL	Beachy	2.00
2.	CHC	Dempster	2.11
3.	NYM	Dickey	2.15

NL Saves

	Team	Name	Saves
1.	ATL	Kimbrel	23
2.	SF	Castilla	21
3.	PIT	Hanrahan	20

**PuNk42AE** · 07-02-2012, 06:08 PM

If the season ended today here would be your playoff match ups.

AL
1. Texas
2. New York
3. Chicago
4. Los Angeles
5. Baltimore

NL
1. Washington
2. San Francisco
3. Cincinnati
4. Los Angeles
5. New York

**PuNk42AE** · 07-02-2012, 06:14 PM

Overall the standings didn't change all that much.
In the ALE the Yankee's took complete control, Baltimore stays in the WC spot but they are now 6 games back! Tampa has now fallen back to 4th.
In the ALC Minnesota has closed the gap between them and KC, while the top 3 teams are still in the same order and Detroit picked up 2 games.
In the ALW Texas is still the toast of the league, but Trout's addition to the Angels has shot them up into a WC spot.
In the NLE Washington continues to lead the division and the Mets keep a WC spot, but Miami has a free fall giving them horrible April and June's around a good May.
In the NLC the top 3 are still bunched up, with STL and PIT switching spots.
In the NLW huge changes as Los Angeles just crapped the bed, and SF is now in 1st. Arizona also cut 4 games off their games behind.

**jj04** · 07-03-2012, 02:08 PM

I hate that Boston has crept back into the ALE race. I still don't think they have the pitching to last, but they will prove me wrong. And why can't the Tigers get some momentum? I know this is being ad nauseum in the Tigers forum, but teams they should beat they lose to, at home no less. They have irked me all season.

I worry a bit about Washington. The Nats are a good team, but I feel like we're starting to see chinks in the armor. I think they're pitching is reverting to the norm, which means they have little room for error to keep the lead. I'm rooting for them. The Giants I'm not surprised overtook the Dodgers; without Kemp, the Dodgers are nothing.