Strength of the NL Central
by NC Cubs Fan on Apr 18, 2006 8:39 AM CDT
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As many have commented here, the NL Central is looking pretty strong this year. So, I thought I'd see how the three NL divisions have measured up against each other thus far (of course we're only a little over 2 weeks in, so this is a bit premature). Here are the numbers ('combined' records are against the two other divisions only - excludes intradivision games):
WEST
West v. Central: 5-8 (.385)
West v. East: 10-9 (.526)
Combined: 15-17 (.469)
EAST
East v. West: 9-10 (.474)
East v. Central: 4-10 (.286)
Combined: 13-20 (.394)
CENTRAL
Central v. West: 8-5 (.615)
Central v. East: 10-4 (.714)
Combined: 18-9 (.667)
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Well Dang
Once, just once, I'd like to have a division full of skunks. . .
Skunks?
Interestingly...
Let's revisit these numbers at the end of April.
Woah
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