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Game 26, Mariners at Yankees
Washburn vs Rasner, 10:05 am.
Willie in for Lopez today.
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#296. I’d be pleased as punch if the M’s win the AL West and make it into the playoffs. I’d be doing a happy dance if they were the first team to win the division with a record under .500.
I don’t know about winning the division, but I don’t think you have to dwell much on their W-L record.
According to this calculator, the M’s current Pythagorean winning percentage at end-of-season will be .444, or 72 games (down from 76 games before the Yankee series).
299: Did the Cardinals last year teach you anything? Any team is capable of getting hot and winning the Series.