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BtB Poor Man's Projected Season Standings as of June 26, 2009

I know it's only been three days since the last projected standings, but I'm trying to get on a regular schedule for these. 

From now on, you can find the Poor Man's Projected Standings on Friday afternoon at 3 PM.  Think of it as an early start to your weekend.  Feel free to tell your boss you have to leave early to be the first to find out the week's results.  I'm sure he or she will agree.

I've added a "Change" column so that you can see how each team improved (or not) from last week.  A change could be caused by a move in the Power Rankings, or by the team's performance that week, although the biggest changes will involve both.

Two division leads flipped since earlier this week - although both are still quite tight.  The Rangers take back the AL West from the Angels, and the Cardinals leapfrog the Brewers to lead the NL Central.  Seattle and San Francisco improved their projected records the most this week, while the Royals were the biggest losers.

Full standings after the jump...

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Disclaimer: These projected standings are based on Justin's Power Rankings. They do not accurately predict how the remainder of the season will actually unfold.  Things like injuries, timely hitting, teams playing each other, and just plain old chance can cause major fluctuations in these results.

AL East

Team Current Wins
Current Losses eW%lg Season Wins Season Losses Season W% Change
Red Sox
44 28 0.581 96 66 0.593 -1
Rays
39 35 0.623 94 68 0.580 0
Blue Jays
40 34 0.587 92 70 0.568 +1
Yankees 40 32 0.569 91 71 0.562 0
Orioles 32 40 0.465 74 88 0.457 +1


AL Central

Team Current Wins
Current Losses eW%lg Season Wins Season Losses Season W% Change
Tigers 41 31 0.513
87 75 0.537 +2
Twins
37 37 0.510 82
80 0.506 +1
White Sox
35 37 0.472 77 85 0.475 0
Royals 31 40 0.469 74 88 0.457 -2
Indians 30 44 0.486 73 89 0.451 -1


AL West

Team Current Wins
Current Losses eW%lg Season Wins Season Losses Season W% Change
Rangers 39 32 0.492 84 78 0.519 0
Angels 38 32 0.484 83 79 0.512 -1
Mariners 37 35 0.451 78 84 0.481 +3
Athletics 31 40 0.410 68 94 0.420 -1


NL East

Team Current Wins
Current Losses eW%lg Season Wins Season Losses Season W% Change
Mets 37
34 0.537 86 76 0.531 -1
Phillies 37 33 0.514 84 78 0.519 -2
Braves 34 38 0.501 79 83 0.488 0
Marlins 38 36 0.436 76 86 0.463 +1
Nationals 21 49 0.429 60 102 0.370 0


NL Central

Team Current Wins
Current Losses eW%lg Season Wins Season Losses Season W% Change
Cardinals 40 34 0.508 85 77 0.525 +1
Brewers 38 34 0.510 84 78 0.519 -1
Cubs 34 35 0.505 81 81 0.500 -1
Pirates 33 39 0.484 77 85 0.475 0
Reds 35 36 0.439 75 87 0.463 -1
Astros 33 37 0.435 73 89 0.451 0


NL West

Team Current Wins
Current Losses eW%lg Season Wins Season Losses Season W% Change
Dodgers 47 26 0.614 102 60 0.630 0
Rockies
37 35 0.597 88 74 0.543 +1
Giants 39 32 0.435 79 83 0.488 +2
Diamondbacks 30 43 0.496 74 88 0.457 -1
Padres 31 40 0.410 68 94 0.420 +1

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