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2021 - Regular Season American League Standings - 2021 - Regular Season AL East W L PCT GB L10 HOME ROAD VsR VsL XTRA 1R VsE VsC VsW INTER RS RA DIFF STRK Tampa Bay 84 49 .632 - 9-1 43-24 41-25 54-27 30-22 5-11 17-18 44-19 14-8 14-17 12-5 712 542 170 L1 NY Yankees 77 56 .579 7.0 6-4 39-25 38-31 52-36 25-20 8-7 22-14 27-30 20-8 19-12 11-6 580 528 52 W1 Boston 76 59 .563 9.0 6-4 41-26 35-33 50-34 26-25 9-4 23-14 35-28 17-10 13-17 11-4 678 622 56 W1 Toronto 70 62 .530 13.5 6-4 36-29 34-33 54-42 16-20 3-9 12-15 28-28 15-12 13-16 14-6 656 539 117 W1 Baltimore 41 91 .311 42.5 3-7 19-44 22-47 25-56 16-35 3-5 8-18 14-43 8-22 13-15 6-11 542 776 -234 L1 AL Central W L PCT GB L10 HOME ROAD VsR VsL XTRA 1R VsE VsC VsW INTER RS RA DIFF STRK Chi White Sox 78 56 .582 - 6-4 46-24 32-32 56-42 22-14 6-6 13-20 17-13 37-25 12-12 12-6 674 530 144 W3 Cleveland 66 64 .508 10.0 7-3 35-30 31-34 41-37 25-27 7-9 17-20 10-18 34-22 13-16 9-8 581 589 -8 W3 Detroit 63 71 .470 15.0 4-6 35-34 28-37 38-50 25-21 10-7 19-18 14-11 25-39 18-15 6-6 574 641 -67 W1 Kansas City 59 73 .447 18.0 5-5 32-33 27-40 37-53 22-20 3-5 19-18 10-19 25-31 12-15 12-8 546 643 -97 L3 Minnesota 58 75 .436 19.5 4-6 32-36 26-39 44-44 14-31 11-10 22-18 9-13 28-32 13-20 8-10 602 705 -103 L2 AL West W L PCT GB L10 HOME ROAD VsR VsL XTRA 1R VsE VsC VsW INTER RS RA DIFF STRK Houston 78 55 .586 - 5-5 41-25 37-30 48-31 30-24 6-7 15-15 16-12 19-16 37-19 6-8 699 527 172 L2 Oakland 73 60 .549 5.0 3-7 37-31 36-29 42-41 31-19 7-3 19-23 15-15 18-8 29-28 11-9 594 529 65 L1 Seattle 72 62 .537 6.5 6-4 40-29 32-33 45-38 27-24 12-5 28-16 18-13 13-16 36-24 5-9 558 614 -56 W2 LA Angels 66 68 .493 12.5 4-6 36-32 30-36 43-48 23-20 3-3 21-10 16-17 19-11 21-32 10-8 611 675 -64 L1 Texas 47 86 .353 31.0 4-6 31-37 16-49 24-56 23-30 9-9 15-18 12-15 9-17 21-41 5-13 516 664 -148 L1 National League Standings - 2021 - Regular Season NL East W L PCT GB L10 HOME ROAD VsR VsL XTRA 1R VsE VsC VsW INTER RS RA DIFF STRK Atlanta 70 62 .530 - 4-6 33-32 37-30 48-47 22-15 3-7 21-24 36-28 22-12 6-8 6-14 639 551 88 L3 Philadelphia 68 64 .515 2.0 6-4 39-28 29-36 48-42 20-22 9-6 24-18 36-27 14-10 12-16 6-11 605 613 -8 W5 NY Mets 65 67 .492 5.0 4-6 40-27 25-40 50-41 15-26 8-5 26-25 29-28 13-14 16-17 7-8 497 522 -25 W3 Washington 55 76 .420 14.5 2-8 31-35 24-41 39-51 16-25 2-6 18-19 24-37 12-13 9-19 10-7 577 643 -66 L4 Miami 55 78 .414 15.5 4-6 34-32 21-46 41-52 14-26 6-6 14-24 24-29 11-18 17-17 3-14 525 564 -39 L1 NL Central W L PCT GB L10 HOME ROAD VsR VsL XTRA 1R VsE VsC VsW INTER RS RA DIFF STRK Milwaukee 82 52 .612 - 7-3 36-29 46-23 66-37 16-15 10-8 18-12 12-13 42-21 23-8 5-10 620 492 128 W4 Cincinnati 72 63 .533 10.5 4-6 37-31 35-32 55-50 17-13 8-7 20-16 17-12 37-24 10-20 8-7 672 628 44 W1 St. Louis 68 64 .515 13.0 6-4 35-30 33-34 48-51 20-13 6-2 18-16 14-16 28-28 15-11 11-9 544 565 -21 L1 Chi Cubs 59 75 .440 23.0 5-5 33-32 26-43 41-55 18-20 4-7 17-22 12-19 24-32 17-12 6-12 565 669 -104 W2 Pittsburgh 48 85 .361 33.5 4-6 28-38 20-47 37-54 11-31 5-1 15-16 12-12 17-43 11-21 8-9 475 678 -203 L2 NL West W L PCT GB L10 HOME ROAD VsR VsL XTRA 1R VsE VsC VsW INTER RS RA DIFF STRK LA Dodgers 85 49 .634 - 7-3 46-23 39-26 59-35 26-14 4-12 21-21 24-9 13-10 36-22 12-8 680 467 213 W3 San Francisco 84 49 .632 0.5 5-5 42-22 42-27 61-31 23-18 8-7 25-15 19-10 16-14 36-18 13-7 632 494 138 L4 San Diego 71 63 .530 14.0 4-6 41-29 30-34 48-48 23-15 6-7 17-20 14-15 16-14 30-30 11-4 616 548 68 L1 Colorado 61 72 .459 23.5 4-6 43-22 18-50 37-56 24-16 7-5 17-21 8-8 14-19 29-35 10-10 608 640 -32 W1 Arizona 45 90 .333 40.5 3-7 28-38 17-52 35-63 10-27 5-7 8-25 12-18 13-19 19-45 1-8 567 747 -180 W1 American League Standings - 2021 - Wild Card With Leaders AL East W L PCT WCGB L10 STRK HOME ROAD RS RA DIFF Tampa Bay 84 49 .632 - 9-1 L1 43-24 41-25 712 542 170 AL Central W L PCT WCGB L10 STRK HOME ROAD RS RA DIFF Chi White Sox 78 56 .582 - 6-4 W3 46-24 32-32 674 530 144 AL West W L PCT WCGB L10 STRK HOME ROAD RS RA DIFF Houston 78 55 .586 - 5-5 L2 41-25 37-30 699 527 172 Wild Card W L PCT WCGB L10 STRK HOME ROAD RS RA DIFF NY Yankees 77 56 .579 +2.0 6-4 W1 39-25 38-31 580 528 52 Boston 76 59 .563 - 6-4 W1 41-26 35-33 678 622 56 Oakland 73 60 .549 2.0 3-7 L1 37-31 36-29 594 529 65 Seattle 72 62 .537 3.5 6-4 W2 40-29 32-33 558 614 -56 Toronto 70 62 .530 4.5 6-4 W1 36-29 34-33 656 539 117 Cleveland 66 64 .508 7.5 7-3 W3 35-30 31-34 581 589 -8 LA Angels 66 68 .493 9.5 4-6 L1 36-32 30-36 611 675 -64 Detroit 63 71 .470 12.5 4-6 W1 35-34 28-37 574 641 -67 Kansas City 59 73 .447 15.5 5-5 L3 32-33 27-40 546 643 -97 Minnesota 58 75 .436 17.0 4-6 L2 32-36 26-39 602 705 -103 Texas 47 86 .353 28.0 4-6 L1 31-37 16-49 516 664 -148 Baltimore 41 91 .311 33.5 3-7 L1 19-44 22-47 542 776 -234 National League Standings - 2021 - Wild Card With Leaders NL East W L PCT WCGB L10 STRK HOME ROAD RS RA DIFF Atlanta 70 62 .530 - 4-6 L3 33-32 37-30 639 551 88 NL Central W L PCT WCGB L10 STRK HOME ROAD RS RA DIFF Milwaukee 82 52 .612 - 7-3 W4 36-29 46-23 620 492 128 NL West W L PCT WCGB L10 STRK HOME ROAD RS RA DIFF LA Dodgers 85 49 .634 - 7-3 W3 46-23 39-26 680 467 213 Wild Card W L PCT WCGB L10 STRK HOME ROAD RS RA DIFF San Francisco 84 49 .632 +13.0 5-5 L4 42-22 42-27 632 494 138 Cincinnati 72 63 .533 - 4-6 W1 37-31 35-32 672 628 44 San Diego 71 63 .530 0.5 4-6 L1 41-29 30-34 616 548 68 Philadelphia 68 64 .515 2.5 6-4 W5 39-28 29-36 605 613 -8 St. Louis 68 64 .515 2.5 6-4 L1 35-30 33-34 544 565 -21 NY Mets 65 67 .492 5.5 4-6 W3 40-27 25-40 497 522 -25 Colorado 61 72 .459 10.0 4-6 W1 43-22 18-50 608 640 -32 Chi Cubs 59 75 .440 12.5 5-5 W2 33-32 26-43 565 669 -104 Washington 55 76 .420 15.0 2-8 L4 31-35 24-41 577 643 -66 Miami 55 78 .414 16.0 4-6 L1 34-32 21-46 525 564 -39 Pittsburgh 48 85 .361 23.0 4-6 L2 28-38 20-47 475 678 -203 Arizona 45 90 .333 27.0 3-7 W1 28-38 17-52 567 747 -180 Major League Baseball Schedule - Sep 1st, 2021 Visitor Home Time (ET) Time (Local) Status Score Visitor Pitcher Home Pitcher Save Pitcher Attendance ToG STL CIN 1:10 PM 1:10 PM ET Final/7 5-4 Cabrera, G (W, 3-5) Miley, W (L, 11-5) Gallegos, G (4) 10,365 2:20 STL CIN 6:40 PM 6:40 PM ET Final/7 2-12 Happ, J (L, 8-7) Gray, S (W, 7-6) 10,892 2:48 COL TEX 2:05 PM 1:05 PM CT Final 9-5 Chacín, J (W, 3-1) Barlow, J (L, 0-2) 14,747 4:01 SD ARI 3:40 PM 12:40 PM MT Final 3-8 Darvish, Y (L, 7-9) Weaver, L (W, 3-3) 5,945 3:16 HOU SEA 4:10 PM 1:10 PM PT Final 0-1 Odorizzi, J (L, 6-7) Sheffield, J (W, 6-8) Sewald, P (8) 10,519 3:17 BAL TOR 7:07 PM 7:07 PM ET Final 4-5 Tate, D (L, 0-5) Mayza, T (W, 5-2) Romano, J (15) 14,262 3:05 NYY LAA 7:07 PM 4:07 PM PT Final 4-1 Cole, G (W, 14-6) Naughton, P (L, 0-1) Chapman, A (25) 28,753 2:50 OAK DET 7:10 PM 7:10 PM ET Final 6-8 Puk, A (L, 0-2) Jiménez, J (W, 5-1) Soto, G (17) 12,593 3:13 BOS TB 7:10 PM 7:10 PM ET Final 3-2 Whitlock, G (W, 7-2) Fairbanks, P (L, 3-5) Ottavino, A (11) 7,808 3:13 CLE KC 8:10 PM 7:10 PM CT Final/11 5-3 Parker, B (W, 2-0) Santana, E (L, 1-2) Stephan, T (1) 10,516 3:36 CHC MIN 8:10 PM 7:10 PM CT Final 3-0 Steele, J (W, 3-2) Ryan, J (L, 0-1) Alzolay, A (1) 21,784 2:28 PIT CWS 8:10 PM 7:10 PM CT Final 3-6 Kranick, M (L, 1-3) Rodón, C (W, 11-5) Hendriks, L (31) 19,231 2:59 MIL SF 9:45 PM 6:45 PM PT Final 5-2 Norris, D (W, 2-3) Leone, D (L, 3-3) Hader, J (29) 21,189 3:45 ATL LAD 10:10 PM 7:10 PM PT Final 3-4 Martin, C (L, 2-4) Bickford, P (W, 3-1) Kelly, J (2) 47,473 3:00 PHI WSH 7:05 PM 7:05 PM ET Postponed/Rain MIA NYM TBD TBD Postponed/Rain Major League Baseball Schedule - Sep 2nd, 2021 Visitor Home Time (ET) Time (Local) Status Score Visitor Pitcher Home Pitcher Save Pitcher Attendance ToG PHI WSH 1:05 PM 1:05 PM ET Scheduled OAK DET 1:10 PM 1:10 PM ET Scheduled Montas, F (10-9) Manning, M (3-5) MIL SF 3:45 PM 12:45 PM PT Scheduled Lauer, E (4-5) Webb, L (8-3) BOS TB 7:10 PM 7:10 PM ET Scheduled Rodriguez, E (10-7) McClanahan, S (9-4) MIA NYM 7:10 PM 7:10 PM ET Scheduled Carrasco, C (0-2) PIT CHC 8:05 PM 7:05 PM CT Scheduled Keller, M (4-10) Thompson, K (3-3) CLE KC 8:10 PM 7:10 PM CT Scheduled McKenzie, T (3-5) Minor, M (8-11) ATL COL 8:40 PM 6:40 PM MT Scheduled Toussaint, T (3-2) González, C (3-6) Oakland Athletics Hitting - 2021 - Regular Season - Active Roster # Player Team B AVG G AB R H TB 2B 3B HR RBI BB IBB SO SB CS OBP SLG OPS PA SAC SF HBP GIDP E 30 Allen, A OAK L .167 2 6 1 1 4 0 0 1 1 0 0 2 0 0 .167 .667 .833 6 0 0 0 0 1 17 Andrus, E OAK R .228 126 435 47 99 133 21 2 3 30 26 2 77 12 2 .274 .306 .580 469 2 3 3 11 15 49 Bolt, S OAK S .109 23 46 2 5 9 1 0 1 3 0 0 10 1 0 .109 .196 .304 48 2 0 0 0 0 49 Bolt, S SF S .000 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 .000 .000 .000 1 0 0 0 0 0 49 Bolt, S 2 Teams S .106 25 47 2 5 9 1 0 1 3 0 0 11 1 0 .106 .191 .298 49 2 0 0 0 0 20 Canha, M OAK R .236 113 420 75 99 166 20 4 13 46 61 0 101 12 2 .361 .395 .756 504 0 1 22 8 2 39 Chafin, A CHC R .000 41 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 .000 0 0 0 0 0 1 39 Chafin, A OAK R .000 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 39 Chafin, A 2 Teams R .000 43 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 .000 0 0 0 0 0 1 26 Chapman, M OAK R .221 128 452 66 100 187 12 3 23 63 63 0 167 3 1 .317 .414 .731 527 0 8 4 5 5 35 Diekman, J OAK R .000 5 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 .000 .000 .000 1 0 0 0 0 0 23 Gomes, Y OAK R .230 18 61 8 14 25 2 0 3 11 0 0 14 0 0 .226 .410 .636 62 0 1 0 0 1 23 Gomes, Y WSH R .271 63 218 30 59 99 11 1 9 35 13 3 47 0 0 .323 .454 .778 235 0 0 4 12 6 23 Gomes, Y 2 Teams R .262 81 279 38 73 124 13 1 12 46 13 3 61 0 0 .303 .444 .748 297 0 1 4 12 7 65 Guerra, D OAK R .000 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 .000 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 Harrison, J OAK R .309 22 81 10 25 37 6 0 2 8 2 0 8 4 1 .356
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