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Post by tristramshandy on Aug 29, 2018 4:45:34 GMT
Here's how the NL West looks right now at the top:
1. Arizona 72-59 2. Colorado 71-60 3. Los Angeles 71-61
And yet when it comes to their playoff probability, it's listed as:
Arizona 48.2% Colorado 33.4% Los Angeles 76.5%
Anybody know why that is? Is it based on remaining strength of schedule? Number of home series vs away series? Run differential (Arizona is +83, Colorado is -14, and Los Angeles is +125)?
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Post by nutsberryfarm 🏜 on Aug 29, 2018 4:51:26 GMT
Here's how the NL West looks right now at the top: 1. Arizona 72-59 2. Colorado 71-60 3. Los Angeles 71-61 And yet when it comes to their playoff probability, it's listed as: Arizona 48.2% Colorado 33.4% Los Angeles 76.5% Anybody know why that is? Is it based on remaining strength of schedule? Number of home series vs away series? Run differential (Arizona is +83, Colorado is -14, and Los Angeles is +125)?
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