Richard Castle - contributing reporter
Activity has been lacking on the blog, but Skynet is always busy running the rankings. Here we are at the halfway point, let's jump right to it:
In the AL - Atlanta and Helena still own their sizeable leads, but Minnesota and Houston own less than 5 games leads. If Philly doesn't end up winning the division it's very likely they miss out on the playoffs too. Huntington has come on strong as of late and aren't letting Houston pull away. The AL North winner has a chance to still have a losing record.
In the NL - The top three teams in the League all come from the NL North. Similar to the AL North, the NL East could end up winning the division with a losing record. The NL West is tight as Vancouver has pulled within 2.5 games of the division. Even with all the extensions, is New Orleans ownership of the NL South coming to an end with the new owner in Charleston hanging tight?
- .743 - Atlanta Expos (AL-E Champ)
- .737 - Hartford Rising Stars (NL-N Champ)
- .661 - Helena Hot Dogs (AL-W Champ)
- .659 - Chicago Gunslingers (NL Wildcard 1)
- .646 - Houston Space Cowboys (AL-S Champ)
- .632 - Huntington Tropics (Wildcard 1)
- .622 - New Orleans Hurricane Dodgers (NL-S Champ)
- .586 - Oklahoma City Barons (NL-W Champ)
- .562 - Minnesota Nort Stars (AL-N Champ)
- .547 - Boston Baseball Team (Wildcard 2)
- .525 - Tokyo Nomo (NL Wildcard 2)
- .518 - Charleston Offspring
- .504 - Salt Lake City Punk!
- .503 - Vancouver Canucks
- .495 - Philadelphia Harpers
- .490 - Anaheim Diablos
- .474 - Pittsburgh Yinzers (NL E Champ)
- .470 - Colorado Springs From My Loins
- .467 - Salem Bourbon Makers
- .450 - Montreal Fighting Poutine Plate
- .436 - Columbus Corgis
- .433 - Buffalo Bisons
- .432 - Augusta Alcoholics
- .432 - Jacksonville Lizard Kings
- .422 - Santa Fe Surf Riders VIII
- .398 - Washington DC Nationals
- .387 - Dover Hazmats
- .385 - Milwaukee Metronomes
- .360 - Mexico City Staring Frogs
- .330 - New York Empire
- .343 - Tacoma
TanksAroma - .317 - Austin Son's of Odin