Let’s continue with summing up the wild first-half of the MLB season, by looking at the National League.
One thing is for sure, the NL is no longer “the other” league in baseball. The NL is providing plenty of drama and talent to compete with their AL counterparts.
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The Yankees are back home, not much has changed in regards to catching the Tampa Bay Rays who have held onto first place in the AL East all season. The Yankees are still two games behind, but continue to keep themselves the wild card team.
As I predicted, the Toronto Blue Jays have fallen to behind the Red Sox to fourth place, and this is a trend that will continue for Toronto.
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Officially, the 2010 baseball season is one-third complete.
What does it mean?
Nothing close to forecasting the post-season, but teams should identify themselves by now.
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A typical response to why someone is not a baseball fan is because the game is too slow and boring.
If they only knew that baseball loves drama.
Right now, it could not be more of a soap opera. Teams are soaring when they should be collapsing, and vice versa.
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It is not even June, but when a division has three or more good teams it is imperative to stay very close behind, if not on top. It is easier to fall out of the race than realized.
Some of these smaller market baseball teams might not be media favorites, but have the potential to be serious contenders down the road.
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