20ish games in, and not a team below .500 in NL central. Not sure I’ve ever seen something like that before.

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  6. Let’s see how things look a month from now

    Edit: just to add I’m not downplaying just interested to see how this actually goes

  8. the standings in general look nothing like how anyone expected going into the season lets be honest, other than the dodgers leading.

  10. As a Reds fan it’s nice to see right now, but I am interested to see where they are and everyone else in about another month or so

  12. One year, in the very early 1990s there was a division where every team finished the season above .500. Might have been the AL West, but I would have to look it up. Seems like it was pre-realignment so before 1995 at least.

  13. In the Nationals’ first year, 2005, the Nats started 50-31, but ended the year in last place at 81-81. Every team in the NL East was at .500 or above.

  28. Just in time to make getting to the playoffs harder after our front office finally stopped acting like a bunch of of clowns🫠

  29. The Cardinals have not played a division rival yet. And they won’t until April 27.

  35. First time since 2004 that the entire division is above. 500 this late in the season

  36. You only have to look at past seasons of the AL central to “see something like it”, many seasons the AL central would be collectively UNDER .500. (If not it certainly felt like it)

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