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Turns out the schedule makers weren't too kind to the defending champions.
With less than 20 games left in most teams' seasons, who they play has as big a bearing as how they play. And the Chicago White Sox have the toughest row to hoe in the waning weeks of September.
With series against the top two teams in the American League West and Central divisions, plus three games at a hot Cleveland Indians team, the White Sox could be in trouble. Same goes for the surprising Florida Marlins, who seven times face the team with the best record in baseball, the New York Mets.
Who, incidentally, have the easiest schedule, even if only eight of their final 20 games are at home. In the AL, the struggling Tigers got a reprieve, with six games against major-league-worst Kansas City.
Here is a breakdown of the 15 teams in the playoff hunt, from toughest to easiest, taking into consideration combined winning percentage of opponents and ratio of home-to-road games.
1) Chicago White Sox (82-61, 1½ games back of AL wild card, 3½ games back of AL Central)
Series remaining: at Los Angeles (3-game series), at Oakland (3), Detroit (3), Seattle (4), at Cleveland (3), at Minnesota (3)
Opponents' combined record: 464-391 (.543)
Key Series: The series against the Twins could be for the wild-card – or the division if Detroit keeps faltering.
Outlook: Bleak. This is a meatgrinder of a schedule, with the Angels playing perhaps the best they have this season, the A's cruising, Detroit needing victories and Cleveland being the best team, record-wise, in baseball the past month.
2) Florida Marlins (72-71, 2½ games back of NL wild card)
Series remaining: New York (3), at Atlanta (3), at New York (4), at Philadelphia (3), Cincinnati (3), Philadelphia (3)
Opponents' combined record: 460-395 (.538)
Key Series: The Marlins came back to split a four-game series with Philadelphia this weekend. Their series at Citizens Bank Park could shake up the wild-card standings.
Outlook: A 10-game road trip in September is no team's idea of fun, but the Marlins have defied expectations all year, so who's to say they can't do it once more?
3) Oakland Athletics (82-60, leading AL West)
Series remaining: at Minnesota (3), Chicago (3), Cleveland (4), Los Angeles (3), at Seattle (3), at Los Angeles (4)
Opponents' combined record: 455-400 (.532)
Key Series: Taking three games from Minnesota could debilitate the Twins, who no one wants to face in a short series.
Outlook: Good, but it won't be easy. The A's don't have a cakewalk series the rest of the way, though they've got a healthy enough lead to drop a few without stumbling completely.
4) Los Angeles Angels (77-66, 5½ games back of AL West, 6½ games back of AL wild card)
Series remaining: Chicago (3), at Texas (4), at Kansas City (2), at Oakland (3), Texas (3), Oakland (4)
Opponents' combined record: 446-413 (.519)
Key Series: The Angels remain within striking distance of the A's, and if they keep it that way, the season's final series will have some meaning to it.
Outlook: Seven games against the team they're chasing bodes well for the Angels – and seven against a mediocre Texas team doesn't hurt, either.
5) Minnesota Twins (leading AL wild card, two games back of AL Central)
Series remaining: Oakland (3), at Cleveland (4), at Boston (3), at Baltimore (3), Kansas City (4), Chicago (3)
Opponents' combined record: 424-432 (.495)
Key Series: The season finale, of course, against the White Sox. If the race is close, Johan Santana will pitch that weekend – and he hasn't lost at the Metrodome in more than a year.
Outlook: Palatable. The 10-game road trip is a drain, but Baltimore is like a gas station for any team on empty. Then four against the Royals before what might be the most important series in all of baseball this year.
6) San Francisco Giants (72-71, two games back of NL wild card)
Series remaining: Colorado (3), at St. Louis (3), at Colorado (3), at Milwaukee (4), Arizona (3), Los Angeles (3)
Opponents' combined record: 418-439 (.488)
Key Series: The Dodgers to close the season at home. If the Giants keep playing like they have and Barry Bonds keeps hitting like he has, it could mean something.
Outlook: Not terrible. Even split between home and road, and four series against teams that have been dreadful over the past six weeks.
7) Houston Astros (70-72, four games back of NL wild card, five games back of NL Central)
Series remaining: at St. Louis (3), Philadelphia (3), Cincinnati (3), St. Louis (4), at Philadelphia (1), at Pittsburgh (3), at Atlanta (3)
Opponents' combined record: 494-506 (.494)
Key Series: Could a makeup game really shape the wild card? If both of these teams are still alive, the Sept. 25 replay of a postponed game this week just might.
Outlook: The good: 10 straight home games. The bad: seven straight road games. The ugly: The ones on the road end the season.
8) Philadelphia Phillies (72-71, 2½ games back of NL wild card)
Series remaining: at Atlanta (3), at Houston (3), Chicago (3), Florida (3), Houston (1), at Washington (3), at Florida (3)
Opponents' combined record: 470-528 (.471)
Key Series: Should the NL West candidates somehow knock out one another, the Phillies could be hosting the Marlins in the year's final series with a playoff berth on the line.
Outlook: The Phillies are actually a better road team, so the prospect of 12 of their last 19 away from Citizens Bank Park isn't too terrifying. Ryan Howard, on the other hand, has been a terror, and he could carry this team.
9) San Diego Padres (74-68, leading NL wild card)
Series remaining: at Cincinnati (3), at Los Angeles (4), Arizona (3), Pittsburgh (3), at St. Louis (3), at Arizona (4)
Opponents' combined record: 416-442 (.485)
Key Series: Of all the teams to have trouble with, the Padres have struggled against the Diamondbacks, which makes the prospect of seven games with them all the more interesting.
Outlook: Lots of road games … and that's a good thing. The Padres actually hit better away from Petco Park, and they have as many good arms as any team in the NL.
10) St. Louis Cardinals (75-67, leading NL Central)
Series remaining: Houston (3), San Francisco (3), at Milwaukee (3), at Houston (4), San Diego (3), Milwaukee (4)
Opponents' combined record: 416-439 (.487)
Key Series: In the 2004 playoffs, the Cardinals conquered the Astros. In 2005, the Astros prevailed. And in 2006, if St. Louis keeps struggling, the four-game series at Minute Maid Park could be decisive.
Outlook: Like a rainbow. The small picture is sunny, with a healthy division lead and no team stepping up to challenge. In the end, though, the Cardinals' starting pitching is ugly, their lineup banged up and their prospects rainy at best.
11) Cincinnati Reds (71-72, 3½ games back of NL wild card)
Series remaining: San Diego (3), at Chicago (3), at Houston (3), Chicago (4), at Florida (3), at Pittsburgh (3)
Opponents' combined record: 386-471 (.450)
Key Series: If not out of contention already, the Reds and Astros will fight to represent the NL Central in the wild-card race.
Outlook: Not good. Even though Cincinnati gets 10 games against the two worst teams in the NL, it also plays 12 of its final 19 games on the road.
12) New York Yankees (85-56, leading AL East)
Series remaining: at Baltimore (1), Tampa Bay (3), Boston (4), at Toronto (3), at Tampa Bay (4), Baltimore (3), Toronto (3)
Opponents' combined record: 462-537 (.462)
Key Series: Against the Red Sox, if only to reassert who's boss in the East.
Outlook: Looks like smooth sailing for the Yankees. No long road trips, no eminently difficult teams and a healthy dose of the Devil Rays.
13) Detroit Tigers (86-58, leading AL Central)
Series remaining: Texas (2), Baltimore (3), at Chicago (3), at Baltimore (1), at Kansas City (3), Toronto (3), Kansas City (3)
Opponents' combined record: 461-541 (.460)
Key Series: By the time they come to Chicago next week, the Tigers could be out of first place. A series win would reaffirm them – for now.
Outlook: Aside from the rough one-day trip to Baltimore, Detroit has it easy, with six games against the Royals. Though the Royals, over the past two weeks, have taken series from Chicago, Minnesota and Boston.
14) Los Angeles Dodgers (76-67, leading NL West)
Series remaining: at Chicago (3), San Diego (4), Pittsburgh (3), Arizona (3), at Colorado (3), at San Francisco (3)
Opponents' combined record: 395-463 (.460)
Key Series: The Dodgers still haven't figured out San Diego. They head into the four-game series 3-11 against their neighbors, and while splits aren't generally advocated, the Dodgers will take one.
Outlook: Excellent. After the Padres, the Dodgers entertain two teams that are out of it, then travel to see one more. By the time the Giants series rolls around, they could have the division locked up.
15) New York Mets (88-54, leading NL East)
Series remaining: at Florida (3), at Pittsburgh (3), Florida (4), Washington (4), at Atlanta (3), at Washington (3)
Opponents' combined record: 393-465 (.458)
Key Series: The last one of the year, only because the Mets could be gunning for their 100th win.
Outlook: With home-field advantage almost a foregone conclusion, the rest of the regular season is a leisurely stroll for the Mets. The 14 teams above them only wish they had this easy of a schedule.
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Skeptical Hometown Columnist of the Week
Drew Sharp, Detroit Free Press
One month ago today, the Tigers were 37 games over .500, their highest mark this season. Since then, the Twins have gained seven games on them, the White Sox four, and, at 28 games over .500, the Tigers are in the crosshairs of every keyboard-toting person within 50 miles of the 48216 ZIP code – including Sharp.
Just as the Tigers' 10-game advantage has shrunk in the last few weeks, you can't help but wonder how bad it will get in the season's last three weeks.
They're not necessarily scared, but they're certainly tentative.
They're tiptoeing to the finish, placing their faith, it seems, less in themselves and more in those chasing them as time runs out.
And that's a dangerous assumption. Despite their divisional lead, the Tigers soon may well be playing for wild-card consideration.
Matchup of the Week
Philadelphia Phillies at Houston Astros
A sweep by either team would likely knock the other out of contention for the NL wild card (and isn't it about time it turns into a race and not a free-for-all?).
Though it's not that possibility that excites as much as the thought of Ryan Howard teeing off with the Crawford Boxes only 315 feet down Minute Maid Park's left-field line. Howard has hit 17 of his home runs at home the opposite way this season, and the fences at Citizens Bank Park are about 15 feet deeper.
Plus, if Howard homers, he'll have to earn it. Roger Clemens is expected to start the first game Friday, then Andy Pettitte on Saturday before the Astros ad lib with a starter (Chris Sampson? Dave Borkowski? Wandy Rodriguez? Jason Hirsh?) to close out what will be the most important series of their season so far.
Number crunching
If MVP awards are won in September, Johan Santana and Ryan Howard are off to an excellent start. Here are the numbers for the top MVP candidates in each league since Sept. 1.
|American League
|Jermaine Dye, Chicago
|Travis Hafner, Cleveland*
|Derek Jeter, New York
|Justin Morneau, Minnesota
|David Ortiz, Boston
|Johan Santana, Minnesota
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|National League
|Carlos Beltran, New York
|Miguel Cabrera, Florida
|Ryan Howard, Philadelphia
|Albert Pujols, St. Louis
|Jose Reyes, New York
|* – Injured on Sept. 1. Out for the season
Playoff odds report
At least someone still believes in the Tigers.
Granted, it's a computer. But Detroit will take all the love it can get. Baseball Prospectus, which calculates the likelihood a team makes the playoffs by simulating the remainder of the season 1 million times, still sees the Tigers with nearly a 97 percent chance of getting in.
While the standings haven't shuffled much in a week, the percentages certainly have. (Last week's percentages in parentheses.)
American League
New York Yankees: 99.99 percent (99.91 percent)
Detroit Tigers: 96.97 percent (98.58 percent)
Oakland A's: 80.05 percent (93.86 percent)
Minnesota Twins*: 77.68 percent (53.61 percent)
Chicago White Sox: 24.96 percent (46.61 percent)
Los Angeles Angels: 20.19 percent (6.07 percent)
National League
New York Mets: 100 percent (100 percent)
St. Louis Cardinals: 86.16 percent (92.35 percent)
Los Angeles Dodgers: 82.04 percent (90.03 percent)
San Diego Padres*: 63.10 percent (48.68 percent)
San Francisco Giants: 14.06 percent (12.04 percent)
Philadelphia Phillies: 14.02 percent (18.24 percent)
Cincinnati Reds: 12.90 percent (15.50 percent)
Houston Astros: 12.82 percent (8.23 percent)
Florida Marlins: 8.13 percent (12.22 percent)
* – Wild card leader: Better known, in the AL, as the Battle for Second in the Central. Right now the Twins, at 59.53 percent, are well ahead of the White Sox, at 20.88 percent, and the Tigers, at 19.20 percent. In the NL, the Padres have extended their lead, too, to 36 percent, with the Dodgers, Phillies and Giants the only teams with greater than a 10 percent chance.
Final word
"Sal is the man." – Yankees center fielder Johnny Damon on teammate Sal Fasano, New York's backup catcher who, if they ever make another Super Mario Bros. movie, should be cast in the title role.


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Probably a question that could have been answered by PAN to the GO's. I'm sure most of us non GO folk have no idea either.
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It's a BOY!!! #4 June or July 2015!!
What's a PAN and a GO?
The post is a discussion about the flu mist making you contagious to others or not.
It means pass a note or even a personal message.
I'm confused too....hmmm..it not very often that they get closed, in fact I've never seen one....
J (6.6.09) 26wker TTC#2 since 8/2010 Finally ovulating on clomid (5th round). HSG 12/5 clear.
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YA Leon Trout, the ghost of a decapitated shipbuilder, narrates the humorous, ironic and sometimes carping decline of the human race, as seen through the eyes and minds of the survivors of a doomed cruise to the Galapagos Islands. Vonnegut's cast of unlikely Adams and Eves setting out in a Noah's ark includes Mary Hepburn, an American biology teacher and recent widow; Zenji Hiroguchi, a Japanese computer genius (who does not make it to the ship, although his language-translating and quotation-spouting computer does); his wife, Hisako, carrying radiated genes from the atomic bombs; James Wait, who has made a fortune marrying elderly women; and Captain Aolph von Kleist. Also included: six orphaned girls of the Kana-bono cannibal tribe, who will become the founding mothers of the fisherfolk after bacteria render all other women infertile. Serious fans of Vonnegut's wry and ribald prose will welcome this tale of the devolution of superbrained humans into gentle swimmers with small brains, but others may find this Darwinian survival tale too packed with ecological and sociological details that trap the story line in a series of literary devices, albeit very clever ones. Mary T. Gerrity, Queen Anne School, Upper Marlboro, Md.
Copyright 1986 Reed Business Information, Inc. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
For many Vonnegut fans, Galapagos will be a disappointment. The story is set ``one million years ago, back in 1986 A.D.'' and concerns the maiden voyage of the Bahia de Darwin to the Galapa gos Islands. The narrator is a ghost, and the main characters are those involved with the cruise. As the narrative devel ops, we learn that people have evolved from having ``big brains'' that always get them in trouble, to creatures with flippersbut they keep getting eaten by sharks. The narration jumps back and forth between past and future, so that there is no real sense of what life is like in the ``present'' of the story, and it is difficult to grasp what these new hu mans are really like. Vonnegut's usual stylistic devices just don't work here. Buy for demand. Susan Avallone, ``Library Journal''
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I know when I started experimenting with air drying it shortened my wash days, but my hair always ended up dry, poofy, rough, and unmanageable, which is what keep me holding on to heat styles. But the more I experimented with air drying, the more I was able to modify the process to get better results. I'm not the best at air drying, but I have made major strides. Lately I have been relying heavily on air drying as my method of finishing off my wash days. Even on days where I take the time to style my hair with rollers or another low manipulation style, air drying has just been my go to option when I have the time. And air drying into a bun is just so quick and easy that's become my default for most wash days. Below you'll find my wash day process for air drying into a bun for softer smoother results.
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Weeks 21 and 22 of My 24 Week Relaxer Stretch | Anyone Baggying Still?
Labels: 6 Month Stretch, Baggy Method, Wash Day
September 10, 2015
Hot Oils and a Silk Wrap! | Week 20 of My 24 Week Relaxer Stretch Attempt
I joined Jay and Jen's 30 Day Hot Oil Treatment Challenge. For most of this stretch I've been deep conditioning as a pre-poo treatment. With this challenge I think it will be a nice change of pace to switch back to hot oil treatments. My first wash day on the challenge, I'm using Olive Oil and Castor Oil on my scalp and hair. Since I feel like I've hit a big milestone with my relaxer stretch this week, I decided to straighten my hair as well. I will be attempting a silk wrap and my goal is to do a better job than I did last July when I was 11 weeks post relaxer.
Labels: 6 Month Stretch, Challenge, Flat Ironing, How To, Length Check, Oils, Roller Setting, Silk Wrap, Videos, Wash Day
September 1, 2015
Weeks 18 & 19 of My 6 Month Relaxer Stretch | The All Stars.
Last week's braid out was ruined by a run in with some serious rain. I tried to salvage it by re-braiding that night but that was a fail. I ended up having to cowash to reset and air dry in a bun. Since then I haven't done anything but air dry into a bun. I'll be 20 weeks post relaxer this Friday and the plan is to straighten my hair. I don't know when the last time I did that was, but I think I deserve it for making it this far with no heat. Plus, I really need to get rid of my shed hairs. My most recent wash day took a lot longer to detangle because of matting.
August 20, 2015
YouTube Channels Featuring Relaxed/Texlaxed Hair Care in 2015
Let me start with...I love all healthy hair. But today, I'm featuring all the Relaxed Hair YouTube Channels that I follow because sometimes it's hard to find a YouTube channel that actively (and currently) posts content geared towards their relaxed hair journey. Back in 2013 I did a video shouting out the relaxed hair channels I followed at that time, but two years later that video is very out of date. So I thought wouldn't it be great to update that attempt with a blog post listing the YouTube channels that currently feature relaxed hair care, tutorials, and their personal hair journeys. Below you will find all the lovely ladies that I follow and one of their more recent videos (listed in alphabetical order.) It's kind of long... but if you end up subscribing, let them know I sent you! :)
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August 18, 2015
Weeks 16 & 17 of My 24 Week Relaxer Stretch | Procrastinating
August 8, 2015
My SL to MBL Relaxed Hair Regimen
As I start to rework my current hair regimen, I thought it would be best to document the hair regimen that got me to MBL for those who are still trying to find a regimen that works for them. I went from Shoulder Length to Mid-back Length in 3 years. And even though I'm in the middle of revamping the whole thing this regimen gave me consistent hair growth. It also allowed me to maintain at Mid-back Length for over two years now. It's pretty modest as far as hair regimens go, but with consistency I saw consistent results.
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August 1, 2015
Week 15 of My 24 Week Relaxer Stretch | Flexi Rod Set
Still aiming for stretched and detangled new growth, I opted for a flexirod set (click here for my tutorial) after last week's blow out. Putting my hair on the flexi rods forces me to go throughout my entire head in small sections to detangle, thus ensuring that I remove the shed hairs.
July 26, 2015
Week 14 of My 24 Week Stretch Attempt | Avoiding Matting
this and that), I feel like now (at 14 weeks) would be a good time to start keeping track of what I am doing and to start taking steps to avoid the stress that often comes. Up until this point I have been washing or cowashing my hair 1-2 times a week depending on whether there is buildup on my scalp. What products I use change, but I always do some variation of a pre-poo, cleanse/co-wash, deep condition, add a leave-in and air dry.
July 12, 2015
First Voluminous Braid-Out on My Relaxed Hair
Wash Day.
I'm 12 weeks post and instead of relaxing my hair I tried a braid-out. I started my wash day by deep conditioning on dry hair using Proclaim Argan Oil Intense Moisturizing Conditioner for about 2 hours. As I rinsed out the conditioner, I detangled my hair in three sections under the running water with my fingers first and then with my shower comb. Then I secured each section into loose buns and massaged the As I Am Coconut CoWash into my scalp, ran it down the length of my hair and rinsed again. As my last step before hopping out the shower I did an apple cider vinegar (ACV) rinse: 1 part ACV, 3 parts water. This is my second time doing this and I like how smooth my hair feels after rinsing this out.
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|The bravo : a tale / by J. Fenimore Cooper ; illustrated from drawings by F. O. C. Darley. - 1859
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|History of the Indians of Connecticut from the earliest known period to 1850
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|A visit from Saint Nicholas
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|Washington's first interview with Mrs. Custis
|The ways of the hour a tale
|The wept of Wish-ton-wish: a tale.
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Taylor Vacation Packages
Taylor is close to a diverse collection of Austin's attractions. The Star Ranch Golf Club and the Forest Creek Golf Club are amongst the many interesting place to visit here. Also, well worth the effort are the Old Settlers Park and the Rock'n River Family Aquatic Center.
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Hunt down a bargain, stock up on food or just enjoy the atmosphere at popular shopping destinations like the Round Rock Premium Outlets in Round Rock, Renaissance Square and the Boardwalk Shopping Center.
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Shocking Double Standard Revealed: What American Food Companies Don't Want You to Know
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When project leaders and change managers are asked to name the number one success factor for project success, they respond with a resounding: active and visible executive sponsorship. In six separate studies conducted over a 12 year period with more than 2000 participants, active and visible sponsorship was cited as the number one success factor for change management in every study. In the 2007 and 2009 editions of the study, sponsorship was cited four times more often than any other factor. Sponsorship is central to success.