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I'm pretty sure that the Mets and Phils would have played a 1-game playoff to determine the division leader. Then, depending on who won that, there'd be a round-robin of sorts to determine the NL wild card. |
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I don't really know how a tie amongst more than one team is handled. I do know that the division winner is determined first though. It would have been fun to see. I was rooting for a four-way tie myself. |
Who on here knows if the stats from this tiebreaker game between the Padres and Rockies count toward the regular season or postseason?
For example, has Holliday won the batting title already or is he risking it tonight? |
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More likely: draw lots for a "bye," the other 2 teams play, the bye team plays the winner for the wild card spot. Done decisively in 2 days. |
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No posts about the Padres/Rockies game? What an unbelievable way to end the regular season. One game playoff that goes extra innings. The best closer in the NL blows the save and loses the game. Controversial calls, little known guys coming up huge for both teams. Ugly uniforms on the Padres, too.
14 wins in 15 games sure will go a long way to making the playoffs! |
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There's a big discussion on the <i>beisbol</i> forum as to whether the call was missed or not. Moot point now anyway. |
I wish I had a chance to see it; I could only catch the scores on ESPN's bottom line.
Weren't there a couple of controversial calls that game besides the play at the plate? Was there something about a home run being called double? And, if this is considered a regular-season game, why did they use 6 umpires? Don't they only use the extra umpires in post-season? |
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