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Baseball wild card standings on the same page as divisional standings

Some of the most exciting races in baseball right now are the wild card races. However, almost every single major sports site puts the wild card standings on another page separate from the regular division standings. Ugh. I don’t want to click click click. Give ’em to me all on one page! Here are the culprits that chuck the wild card races onto another page: CBS Sportsline, MLB.com, Yahoo, ESPN, MSNBC (has no wild card standings at all), Sports Illustrated CNN. USA Today and Chicagosports.com separates AL and NL onto two different pages, and wild card standings onto a third page!

The only major sports site that has their act together in this regard is Fox Sports. Good job, Fox Sports!

Here’s the updated standings of the “No White Sox in the Playoffs” Of the four teams the White Sox were the only ones to lose last night. The plan is falling into place.

            10 games remaining

WON LOST PCT GB

c-White Sox 91 61 .599 -- WILL GO TO PLAYOFFS (AL Central Division leader)

c-Indians 90 63 .588 1.5 WILL GO TO PLAYOFFS (AL Wild Card leader)

e-Yankees 89 63 .586 2.0 WILL GO TO PLAYOFFS (AL Eastern Division leader)

e-Red Sox 88 64 .579 3.0 WON'T GO TO PLAYOFFS (AL Eastern Division 2nd place)

c = Central Division

e = Eastern Division

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