NL holds on for 92-88 series win against AL

The NL barely held on to top the AL 92 games to 88. NL finished 56-34 in NL parks in the first series for each team with pitchers hitting, but the AL went 54-36 in the second series with designated hitters in the line-ups.

The following are the overall AL marks including games both against the NL and in the AL.

East	W	L		Central	W	L		West	W	L
Balt	8	16		CWS (div)	15	9		Hou (Div)	17	7
Bost	12	12		Cle	12	12		LAA	12	12
NYY (Div)	15	9		Det	10	14		Oak	11	13
TB (wc1)	14	10		KC	10	14		Sea	11	13
Tor	12	12		Min	9	15		Tex	10	14

If playoffs today: cle-bost-tor-laa at TB wild card, winner at Hou. Cleve at NYY.

The following were the NL records in our interleague games. Five NL teams were above .500, five were exactly .500 and five were below .500, but St. Louis 10-2 mark mark powered the NL to the win since no other team was better than 8-4 or worse than 4-8.

Standings and results will continue to be updated here.

statis-Pro	W	L	W%
STL	10	2	0.833
ARI	8	4	0.667
MIL	8	4	0.667
Wash	8	4	0.667
LAD	7	5	0.583
ATL	6	6	0.500
CHC	6	6	0.500
NYM	6	6	0.500
PIT	6	6	0.500
SD	6	6	0.500
CIN	5	7	0.417
Col	4	8	0.333
Mia	4	8	0.333
Phil	4	8	0.333
SF	4	8	0.333
NL vs. AL	92	88	0.511
in NL Parks	56	34	0.622
in AL Parks	36	54	0.400