Perfect No More! Schwarber HR Ends Dodgers Hopes of 4-4-4 Playoff Sweep

The Los Angeles Dodgers barely survived two close games against the Boston Red Sox in the semifinal pool to sweep their second straight round in the Statis-Pro playoffs with a chance to go 12-0 if they could Sweep the World Series as well.

It look promising when they put together three straight first inning singles capped by another huge RBI by Freddie Freeman to take a 1-0 lead. However, an unearned run off Tarik Skubal in the 5th inning tied it and it was still 1-1 going into the 9th when Edwin Diaz relieved.

Schwarber had struck out on fat pitches just a couple of numbers from his home run range in the last game and this one, but on this one he did not miss, drilling a ball DEEP in Dodger Stadium, which is quite the hitters park now with a 11-57 homer range on a deep drive - and it was a 47 to barely get out with the game-winner.

The first of the three teams to win 4 games wins the title:

Philadelphia 2 wins

LA Dodgers 0 wins

Tampa 0 wins

Next:

Philadelphia at Tampa

LA Dodgers at Philadelphia (if Philadelphia goes 4-0, they sweep; the other team with the better run differential is runner-up)

If necessary:

Tampa at LA Dodgers

LA Dodgers at Tampa

If one team is 3-1 then another team would be 3-1 or 2-2, then the two continue to play each other until one has 4 wins to claim the World Series.

If all 3 teams are 2-2, then seed them 1 through 3 based on run differential and play in the following order until one team has 4 wins (if they are tied in run differential then use fewest runs allowed and if that is tied then record for all rounds is 3rd tie breaker and run differential for whole tournament is 4th tiebreaker and finally highest power ranking in actual MLB play).

#2 at #1

#3 at #1

#3 at #2

#1 at #2

At that point, 10 games would have been played, so one team would have to have 4 wins to take the title.

Here is the box score.

Pos	PHI	AB	R	H	RB  I	Extra	Bats	Home Run!	SP	OPS
SS	Trea Turner	4	0	1	0		RN	33 to 35	A	0.774
1b	Luis Arraez	4	0	0	0		LN	41 to 42	C	0.828
LF	Brandon Marsh	4	0	0	0		LN	28 to 33	B	0.814
DH	Kyle Schwarber	3	1	1	1	gw-HR	LP	17 to 25	C	0.852
RF	Bryce Harper	3	0	1	0		LP	26 to 31	C	0.823
pr-RF	Johan Rojas	1	0	0	0	sb	RN	32 to 32	A	0.652
3b	Alec Bohm	4	0	0	0		RN	33 to 34	D	0.756
2b	Bryson Stott	3	1	0	0		LN	28 to 31	A	0.722
C	J.T. Realmuto	3	0	1	1		RN	27 to 31	C	0.704
RF	Adolis García	2	0	0	0		RP	24 to 28	B	0.729
ph-cf	Justin Crawford	1	0	1	0		LN	33 to 33	A	0.701
		32	2	5	2
PB-	PHI	IP	H	R	ER	W	K	Strikeout!	Th	ERA
2'-8	Zack Wheeler	6	3	1	1	2	10	22 to 51	Right	3.20
2'-8	Orion Kerkering	2	0	0	0	0	3	22 to 48	Right	3.51
2'-9	Jhoan Duran	1	1	0	0	0	1	22 to 52	Right	2.78
Pos	LAD	AB	R	H	RBI	Extra	Bats	Home Run!	SP	OPS
DH	Shohei Ohtani	3	0	0	0	sb	LP	23 to 32	A	0.958
RF	Kyle Tucker	4	1	1	0		LP	25 to 28	A	0.827
3b	Max Muncy	4	0	1	0		RP	18 to 26	D	0.861
1b	Freddie Freeman	3	0	2	1	hpb	LP	28 to 33	C	0.832
Pr	Tyler Fitzgerald	0	0	0	0	sb	RN	27 to 27	A	0.650
CF	Andy Pages	4	0	0	0		RP	27 to 34	C	0.839
C	Will Smith	4	0	0	0		RP	25 to 28	D	0.790
SS	Mookie Betts	3	0	0	0		RP	28 to 32	C	0.783
LF	Teoscar Hernández	3	0	0	0		RP	26 to 32	C	0.771
2b	Tommy Edman	3	0	0	0		SN	27 to 31	B	0.706
		31	1	4	1
PB-	LAD	IP	H	R	ER	W	K	Strikeout!	Th	ERA
2'-9	Tarik Skubal	8	2	1	0	0	12	22 to 55	Left	2.79
2'-8	Edwin Díaz	1	1	1	1	0	2	21 to 58	Right	3.03

Phillies Win 1st Statis-Pro World Series Game in a Decade

Since we resumed our Statis-Pro seasons in 2016, the Philadelphia Phillies had yet to make a World Series — until now.

In an epic duel of lefties, Cristopher Sánchez won the battle by facing only one batter above the minimum — 25 batters in eight innings. The only run he allowed came after the Rays put runners on first and third, when he induced a double-play grounder.

Trea Turner made that hold up with a two-run homer with two outs in the sixth inning to give the Phillies a 2-1 lead.

There were also a few platoon moves in the lineup to avoid having the two dominant left-handed starters able to record strikeouts on 11-13 against other lefties. In particular, Adolis García batted ninth because lefty Shane McClanahan was starting for Tampa Bay, and that may have made the difference in the game.

García would have been out to end the sixth inning with Tampa Bay still up 1-0, but instead the random number "88" was turned into a single because it was a lefty-vs.-righty matchup. That kept the inning alive for Turner's two-run homer. García then doubled in an insurance run in the bottom of the eighth inning for the final 3-1 margin.

For the Rays, the only run came after a leadoff double by Cedric Mullins in the top of the third inning, followed by a single by Nick Fortes and then the go-ahead run scoring on a double-play grounder.

See this years format and the past 10 Statis-Pro World Series champions below the box score of this epic pitchers duals.

 

Pos	TBR	AB	R	H	RBI	Extra	Bats	Home Run!	SP	OPS
SS	Wander Franco	4	0	1	0		SP	27 to 32	A	0.785
3b	Junior Caminero	4	0	1	0		RP	26 to 34	D	0.85
1b	Yandy Díaz	3	0	0	0		RN	32 to 33	D	0.78
RF	Justyn-Henry Malloy	3	0	0	0		RN	23 to 24	D	0.704
RF	Jake Fraley	3	0	0	0		LN	27 to 28	A	0.714
1B	Liam Hicks	3	0	0	0		LN	27 to 27	D	0.7
CF	Cedric Mullins	3	1	1	0	2b	SN	24 to 26	A	0.683
C	Nick Fortes	3	0	1	0		RN	26 to 27	D	0.66
2B/be	Nick Madrigal	1	0	0	0		RN	27 to 28	B	0.671
be/2b	Richie Palacios	2	0	0	0		LN	26 to 26	B	0.68
	Batting Ave. 0.138	29	1	4	0	0.137931034
PB-	TBR	IP	H	R	ER	W	K	Strikeout!	Th	ERA
2'-8	Shane McClanahan	7	3	2	2	0	8	23 to 53	Left	3.35
2'-7	Bryan Baker	1	2	1	1	0	3	23 to 53	Right	3.65
Pos	PHI	AB	R	H	RBI	Extra	Bats	Home Run!	SP	OPS
SS	Trea Turner	4	1	2	2	HR,SB	RN	33 to 35	A	0.774
1b	Luis Arraez	3	0	0	0		LN	41 to 42	C	0.828
LF	Brandon Marsh	3	0	0	0		LN	28 to 33	B	0.814
DH	Kyle Schwarber	3	0	0	0		LP	17 to 25	C	0.852
RF	Bryce Harper	3	0	0	0		LP	26 to 31	C	0.823
3b	Alec Bohm	3	0	0	0		RN	33 to 34	D	0.756
2b	Bryson Stott	3	0	0	0		LN	28 to 31	A	0.722
C	JT Realmuto	3	1	1	0		RN	27 to 31	C	0.704
RF	Adolis García	3	1	2	1	2b	RP	24 to 28	B	0.729
	Batting Ave. 0.179	28	3	5	3	0.178571429
PB-	PHI	IP	H	R	ER	W	K		Th	ERA
2'-9	Cristopher Sánchez	8	3	1	1	0	9	23 to 47	Left	3.15
2'-9	Jhoan Duran	1	1	0	0	0	1	22 to 52	Right	2.78

New Format for Our First Three-Team World Series

We chose a slightly different format from the previous pool for this first-ever three-team World Series. The pool-play format used throughout this season will start the same way, with each of the three teams playing a home-and-home against the other two.

If one team wins all four initial pool games — as the Dodgers have done so far in both pools to get here — then that team is the World Series champion by a four-games-to-zero margin. The other two teams then play one more game, if necessary, to claim second place, with the winner recorded as the runner-up on our all-time World Series list.

If two teams finish 3-1 in pool play, the third team is eliminated and those two teams throw their aces against each other, with the winner declared the World Series champion by a four-games-to-three margin over the other team.

If all three teams go 2-2, they are seeded based on run differential and continue playing until one of the three reaches four wins, with the better seed having an advantage because the teams play in this order:

The #1 seed plays the #2 seed. The #1 team then plays the #3 seed. If the #1 seed wins both games to improve to 4-2, that team is declared World Series champion, while the other two teams play each other, with the winner recorded as the runner-up.

The same applies if the #2 or #3 seed reaches four wins first. If all three teams end up 3-3, the #3 seed is eliminated and #1 plays #2, with the winner becoming World Series champion by a four-games-to-three margin.

Here is the box score from Game 1. With the win, the Phillies will play the Dodgers next.

Here are the past champs:

2025 - LA Dodgers beat Seattle again           

2024    LA Dodgers beat Seattle                

2023    Houston beat Chicago Cubs                

2022    LA Dodgers beat NY Yankees                

2021    Boston beat LA Dodgers      

2020    LA Dodgers beat Tampa Rays     

2019    Houston beat Washington    

2018    Arizona beat Cleveland         

2017    Boston beat Chicago Cubs               

2016    Houston beat Chicago Cubs

Championship Rosters and How to Print - Rays, Phillies and Dodgers

The following is our line-up announcement of sorts for the Statis-Pro 2026 Championship - this year with three teams in a pool instead of our traditional two final World Series teams. The Dodgers are shooting for their 5th title in 7 Statis-pro seasons, while ober 10 years the Dodgers have won 4 titles, Astros 3, Red Sox and one big surprise is the Diamondbacks 1. The Mariners narrowly missed making this a third straight Mariners-Dodgers series afte last year losing in Game 7 off a 13th inning homer by Freddie Freeman (see list of chams at bottom of blog).
 

LAD Line-up	Phil Line-up	TB Line-up	LAD Rotation	Phil Rotation	TBR Rotation
Shohei Ohtani	Trea Turner	Wander Franco	Tarik Skubal	Cristopher Sánchez	Shane McClanahan
Kyle Tucker	Luis Arraez	Junior Caminero	Shohei Ohtani	Zack Wheeler	Drew Rasmussen
Max Muncy	Brandon Marsh	Yandy Díaz	Yoshinobu Yamamoto	Jesús Luzardo	Freddy Peralta
Freddie Freeman	Kyle Schwarber	Jake Fraley	Tyler Glasnow	Aaron Nola	Joe Boyle
Andy Pages	Bryce Harper	Gavin Lux
Will Smith	Alec Bohm	Liam Hicks	LAD Top Relievers	Phil Top Relievers	TBR Top Relievers
Mookie Betts	Bryson Stott	Cedric Mullins	Edwin Díaz	Jhoan Duran	Griffin Jax
Teoscar Hernández	J.T. Realmuto	Nick Fortes	Evan Phillips	José Alvarado	Garrett Cleavinger
Tommy Edman	Justin Crawford	Richie Palacios	Blake Snell	Orion Kerkering	Manuel Rodríguez

The following three screen show the cards for all three of our final teams, the Tampa Bay Rays, Philadelphia Phillies and Los Angeles Dodgers after you pull up our google sheet of player cards. You need to define the area to be printed for each team to get these three images.

Each player line shows the result of the play if hte action is on his card - based on the 11-88 random number on the fast action card or the two 8-sided dice. The range shows the highest number only of each range, except for the stirkeout range on pitchers and home run range on batters which show the entire range of numbers that lead to that results. 

2026 - Our 1st 3-team World Series gives the LA Dodgers a chance to take their 5th Statis-pro Title in seven years against their 2020 Statis-Pro rivals Tampa, and a Philadelphia team making their first Statis-Pro World Series since we resumed in 2016. 

2025 - LA Dodgers beat Seattle again           

2024    LA Dodgers beat Seattle                

2023    Houston beat Chicago Cubs                

2022    LA Dodgers beat NY Yankees                

2021    Boston beat LA Dodgers      

2020    LA Dodgers beat Tampa Rays     

2019    Houston beat Washington    

2018    Arizona beat Cleveland         

2017    Boston beat Chicago Cubs               

2016    Houston beat Chicago Cubs

Phillies Claim Final Spot in Statis-Pro Championship Pool

Bryce Harper homered in the top of the 6th inning to break a 4-4 tie, and the Phillies added two insurance runs in the 9th to claim the final championship spot against Tampa and the LA Dodgers. 

Justin Crawford led off the inning and stole second before Trea Turner singled him home. Turner later scored on Luis Arraez's fourth hit of the game — and the Phillies' 14th hit — to secure the final spot in the Championship Pool.

Below you can find three things, in order. Play your own games with the free Statis-Pro baseball game by clicking here.

First, we list all Statis-Pro teams' records this season in our pool-play format, starting with the three teams advancing to the Championship round-robin pool. Next are the six other teams that made the semifinal pools before being eliminated, followed by the 19 teams that lost in initial pool play without making the semifinals, and finally the two teams we left out because they ranked 29th and 30th in the power rankings.

We actually initially left the Chicago White Sox out as one of the bottom three, but they were so much improved that we added a single wild-card pool. This required the Mariners to win a second pool since their original pool was the weakest, with no team above .500 in real MLB play. We also gave Atlanta a second chance since they were the highest power-ranked team not to make the semifinals and their original pool was so tough, particularly because the Red Sox unexpectedly emerged as a top team.

Second, we list the results of all 67 games it took us to get to the Championship Pool, along with the starting pitchers in each game. Each pool features every team throwing its top four Statis-Pro starting pitcher cards, with either its ace and No. 4 starter or its No. 2 and No. 3 starters facing the other two teams in the pool.

Third is a picture of the game-winning semifinal finale. Jesús Luzardo fell behind 4-1 after two innings against the Diamondbacks but managed to fight back with three scoreless innings after that. He lasted through five innings, giving the Phillies time to catch up and then take the lead on Harper's homer so Luzardo could grab the win.

Corbin Carroll would have been the hero if the Diamondbacks had won and advanced. He reached on an error to start the bottom of the 1st inning, stole second and scored. Then, in the 2nd inning, he hit a homer to make it 4-1 D-backs.

The Diamondbacks had beaten Seattle 1-0 in the game before to eliminate the Mariners, making the final Championship Pool spot come down to the winner of the Phillies-Diamondbacks game.

In the title pool, if any team goes 4-0, or is the only team to go 3-1, it will be the 2026 Statis-Pro Champion. We will not eliminate teams in this round based on run differential, but we will use it for seeding additional games if we need a tiebreaker.

If two of the final three championship teams finish 3-1, they will play a one-game tiebreaker for the title. If all three teams finish 2-2, the team with the best run differential gets a bye while the other two teams play a one-game playoff. The winner of that game then plays the team with the bye for the 2026 Statis-Pro Championship.

 

Champ Pool	Wins	Losses	Win%	Runs	Allowed
LA Dodgers	8	0	1.000	6.8	2.4
Philadelphia	7	1	0.875	4.8	2.5
Tampa	6	2	0.750	6.0	3.4
Semi Final Pool	Wins	Losses	Win%	Runs	Allowed
Seattle	8	4	0.667	4.3	2.5
Milwaukee	5	3	0.625	3.9	3.1
NY Mets	3	2	0.600	4.8	4.6
Arizona	4	3	0.571	3.1	2.6
Chicago Cubs	3	5	0.375	2.9	3.8
Boston	2	4	0.333	3.0	2.5
Eliminated	Wins	Losses	Win%	Runs	Allowed
Cincinnati	3	1	0.750	4.3	2.3
Minnesota	3	1	0.750	4.8	3.5
Atlanta	5	3	0.625	4.4	4.3
Texas	2	2	0.500	3.8	3.3
Kansas City	2	2	0.500	4.0	4.3
St. Louis	2	2	0.500	4.0	5.3
Detroit	1	2	0.333	5.7	4.3
Toronto	1	2	0.333	3.7	3.0
Miami	1	2	0.333	2.7	4.7
San Francisco	1	2	0.333	0.3	2.0
Baltimore	0	2	0.000	3.0	6.5
NY Yankees	0	2	0.000	1.5	3.5
Pittsburgh	0	4	0.000	2.3	5.5
Athletics	0	2	0.000	3.5	9.5
Houston	0	4	0.000	2.5	7.3
Chicago White Sox	0	4	0.000	2.3	7.3
Washington	0	2	0.000	2.0	8.0
San Diego	0	2	0.000	0.5	4.5
Cleveland	0	2	0.000	0.5	6.5
Relegated	Wins	Losses	Win%	Runs	Allowed
LA Angels	0	0	0.000	0.0	0.0
Colorado	0	0	0.000	0.0	0.0
Total Record	67	67

 

Championship Pools (3 teams)	PB	Opp	Runs	Allowed	Wins	Losses
LA Dodgers Rotation	PB	Opp	Runs	Allowed	Wins	Losses
Tarik Skubal	2'-9	TB
Shohei Ohtani	2'-9	Phi
Yoshinobu Yamamoto	2'-8	Phi
Tyler Glasnow	2'-8	TB
Team Total Wins & Runs			0	0
Tampa Rotation	PB	Opp	Runs	Allowed	Wins	Losses
Shane McClanahan	2'-8	LA
Drew Rasmussen	2'-8	Phi
Freddy Peralta	2'-7	Phi
Ryan Pepiot	4'-7	LA
Team Total Wins & Runs			0	0
Philadelphia Rotation	PB	Opp	Runs	Allowed	Wins	Losses
Cristopher Sánchez	2'-9	LAD
Zack Wheeler	2'-8	Phi
Jesús Luzardo	2'-7	Phi
Aaron Nola	4'-7	LAD
Team Total Wins & Runs			0	0
Semifinal Pools (9 teams, 3 pools)
LA Dodgers Win Pool J Semi
LA Dodgers Rotation	PB	Opp	Runs	Allowed	Wins	Losses
Tarik Skubal	2'-9	NYM	5	1	1	0
Shohei Ohtani	2'-9	Bos	2	1	1	0
Yoshinobu Yamamoto	2'-8	Bos	4	3	1	0
Tyler Glasnow	2'-8	NYM	8	3	1	0
Team Total Wins & Runs			19	8	4	0
Boston Rotation	PB	Opp	Runs	Allowed	Wins	Losses
Sonny Gray	2'-8	NYM			0
Garrett Crochet	2'-8	LAD	1	2	0	1
Ranger Suarez	2'-7	LAD	3	4	0	1
Payton Tolle	4'-7	NYM			0
Team Total Wins & Runs			4	6	0	2
NY Mets Rotation	PB	Opp	Runs	Allowed	Wins	Losses
Jonah Tong	2'-8	LAD	1	5	0	1
Nolan McLean	2'-7	Bos
Christian Scott	2'-7	Bos
Sean Manaea	4'-7	LAD	3	8	0	1
Team Total Wins & Runs			4	13	0	2
			27	27
Tampa Wins Pool K Semifinal
Tampa Rotation	PB	Opp	Runs	Allowed	Wins	Losses
Shane McClanahan	2'-8	Mil	5	3	1	0
Drew Rasmussen	2'-8	ChC	2	1	1	0
Freddy Peralta	2'-7	ChC	10	0	1	0
Ryan Pepiot	4'-7	Mil	4	7	0	1
Team Total Wins & Runs			21	11	3	1
Chicago Cubs Rotation	PB	Opp	Runs	Allowed	Wins	Losses
Justin Steele	2'-7	TB	1	2	0	1
Edward Cabrera	2'-7	Mil	3	6	0	1
Kevin Gausman	2'-7	Mil	2	1	1	0
Jordan Wicks	2'-7	TB	0	10	0	1
Team Total Wins & Runs			6	19	1	3
Milwaukee Rotation	PB	Opp	Runs	Allowed	Wins	Losses
Jacob Misiorowski	2'-9	TB	3	5	0	1
Brandon Woodruff	2'-7	ChC	6	3	1	0
DL Hall	4'-7	ChC	1	2	0	1
Shane Drohan	4'-7	TB	7	4	1	0
Team Total Wins & Runs			17	14	2	2
			44	44
Philadelphia Wins Pool L Semifinal
Philadelphia Rotation	PB	Opp	Runs	Allowed	Wins	Losses
Cristopher Sánchez	2'-9	Sea	3	1	1	0
Zack Wheeler	2'-8	Ari	4	3	1	0
Jesús Luzardo	2'-7	Ari	7	4	1	0
Aaron Nola	4'-7	Sea	2	5	0	1
Team Total Wins & Runs			16	13	3	1
Arizona Rotation	PB	Opp	Runs	Allowed	Wins	Losses
Corbin Burnes	4'-7	Phi	3	4	0	1
Zac Gallen	4'-7	Sea	1	2	0	1
Merrill Kelly	4'-7	Sea	1	0	1	0
Brandon Pfaadt	4'-7	Phi	4	7	0	1
Team Total Wins & Runs			9	13	1	3
Seattle Rotation	PB	Opp	Runs	Allowed	Wins	Losses
Logan Gilbert	2'-8	Phi	1	3	0	1
George Kirby	2'-8	Ari	0	1	0	1
Bryan Woo	2'-8	Ari	2	1	1	0
Bryce Miller	2'-6	Phi	5	2	1	0
Team Total Wins & Runs			8	7	2	2
			33	33
Seattle Emerges from Wild Card
Atlanta	PB	Opp	Runs	Allowed	Wins	Losses
Chris Sale	2'-9	CWS	9	2	1	0
Reynaldo López	2'-7	CWS	5	4	1	0
Spencer Strider	2'-7	Sea	2	4	0	1
Spencer Schwellenbach	2'-8	Sea	5	3	1	0
			21	13	3	1
Chicago White Sox	PB	Opp	Runs	Allowed	Wins	Losses
Luis Castillo	4-7	Atl	2	9	0	1
Noah Schultz	4-7	Sea	3	5	0	1
Anthony Kay	2-6	Sea	0	10	0	1
Shane Smith	2-5	Atl	4	5	0	1
			9	29	0	4
Seattle	PB	Opp	Runs	Allowed	Wins	Losses
George Kirby	2'-8	Atl	3	4	0	1
Bryan Woo	2'-8	CWS	4	3	1	0
Logan Gilbert	2'-8	CWS	10	0	1	0
Bryce Miller	4'-7	Atl	4	2	1	0
			21	9	3	1
Preliminary 27 teams (9 Pools)
LA Dodgers Win Pool A
Athletics	PB	Opp	Runs	Allowed	Wins	Losses
Jacob Lopez	2'-5	LAD	5	16	0	1
Jack Perkins	2'-6	LAD	2	3	0	1
Gage Jump	2'-5	Was
Mason Barnett	2'-6	Was
			7	19	0	2
LA Dodgers	PB	Opp	Runs	Allowed	Wins	Losses
Tyler Glasnow	2'-8	Ath	3	2	1	0
Shohei Ohtani	2'-9	Ath	16	5	1	0
Blake Snell	2'-8	Was	12	4	1	0
Yoshinobu Yamamoto	2'-8	Was	4	0	1	0
			35	11	4	0
Washington	PB	Opp	Runs	Allowed	Wins	Losses
Zack Littell	2'-5	Ath
Cade Cavalli	4'-7	Ath
Foster Griffin	4'-7	LAD	0	4	0	1
Andrew Alvarez	2'-5	LAD	4	12	0	1
			4	16	0	2
Boston wins Pool B; ATL wildcard
Atlanta	PB	Opp	Runs	Allowed	Wins	Losses
Chris Sale	2'-9	Bos	1	8	0	1
Reynaldo López	2'-7	Bos	4	2	1	0
Spencer Strider	2'-7	Tex	5	9	0	1
Spencer Schwellenbach	2'-8	Tex	4	2	1	0
			14	21	2	2
Boston	PB	Opp	Runs	Allowed	Wins	Losses
Ranger Suarez	2'-7	Atl	2	4	0	1
Garrett Crochet	2'-8	Atl	8	1	1	0
Connelly Early	2'-7	Tex	2	3	0	1
Sonny Gray	2'-8	Tex	2	1	1	0
			14	9	2	2
Texas	PB	Opp	Runs	Allowed	Wins	Losses
Nathan Eovaldi	2'-8	Atl	2	4	0	1
Jordan Montgomery	2'-6	Atl	9	5	1	0
MacKenzie Gore	2'-7	Bos	3	2	1	0
Kumar Rocker	4'-7	Bos	1	2	0	1
			15	13	2	2
NY Mets win Pool C
Miami	PB	Opp	Runs	Allowed	Wins	Losses
Braxton Garrett	2'-7	NYM	6	9	0	1
Sandy Alcantara	4'-7	NYM	1	5	0	1
Max Meyer	4'-7	NYY
Eury Pérez	2'-7	NYY	1	0	1	0
			8	14	1	2
NY Mets	PB	Opp	Runs	Allowed	Wins	Losses
Nolan McLean	2'-7	Mia	9	6	1	0
Freddy Peralta	2'-7	Mia	5	1	1	0
Sean Manaea	4'-7	NYY
Jonah Tong	2'-8	NYY	6	3	1	0
			20	10	3	0
NY Yankees	PB	Opp	Runs	Allowed	Wins	Losses
Gerrit Cole	2'-8	Mia	0	1	0	1
Carlos Rodón	4'-7	Mia
Max Fried	2'-8	NYM	3	6	0	1
Cam Schlittler	2'-9	NYM
			3	7	0	2
Tampa Wins Pool D
Cincinnati	PB	Opp	Runs	Allowed	Wins	Losses
Brady Singer	2'-6	Hou	4	3	1	0
Chase Burns	2'-9	Hou	4	0	1	0
Hunter Greene	2'-7	TBR	0	3	0	1
Nick Lodolo	4'-7	TBR	9	3	1	0
			17	9	3	1
Houston	PB	Opp	Runs	Allowed	Wins	Losses
Hunter Brown	2'-8	Cin	0	4	0	1
AJ Blubaugh	2'-6	Cin	3	4	0	1
Mike Burrows	2'-6	TBR	2	8	0	1
Tatsuya Imai	2'-6	TBR	5	13	0	1
			10	29	0	4
Tampa	PB	Opp	Runs	Allowed	Wins	Losses
Drew Rasmussen	2'-8	Cin	8	2	1	0
Joe Boyle	4'-7	Cin	3	9	0	1
Ryan Pepiot	4'-7	Hou	13	5	1	0
Shane McClanahan	2'-8	Hou	3	0	1	0
			27	16	3	1
Milwaukee wins Pool E
Milwaukee	PB	Opp	Runs	Allowed	Wins	Losses
Kyle Harrison	2'-6	SFG	4	0	1	0
Brandon Woodruff	2'-7	SFG	2	0	1	0
Jacob Misiorowski	2'-9	Tor	2	9	0	1
DJ Hall	4'-7	Tor	6	2	1	0
			14	11	3	1
San Francisco	PB	Opp	Runs	Allowed	Wins	Losses
Landen Roupp	4'-7	Mil	0	2	0	1
Robbie Ray	4'-7	Tor
Carson Whisenhunt	4'-7	Mil	0	4	0	1
Logan Webb	2'-8	Tor	1	0	1	0
			1	6	1	2
Toronto	PB	Opp	Runs	Allowed	Wins	Losses
Ricky Tiedemann	2'-7	Mil	2	6	0	1
Dylan Cease	2'-9	Mil	9	2	1	0
Shane Bieber	2'-7	SFG	0	1	0	1
Trey Yesavage	2'-7	SFG
			11	9	1	2
Chicago Cubs win Pool F
Chicago Cubs	PB	Opp	Runs	Allowed	Wins	Losses
David Peterson	4'-7	KCR	7	1	1	0
Edward Cabrera	2'-7	KCR	2	5	0	1
Justin Steele	2'-7	StL	3	5	0	1
Matthew Boyd	2'-6	StL	5	0	1	0
			17	11	2	2
Chicago Cubs	PB	Opp	Runs	Allowed	Wins	Losses
Cole Ragans	2'-8	Chc	5	2	1	0
Seth Lugo	2'-5	Chc	0	5	0	1
Kris Bubic	2'-7	StL	8	4	1	0
Noah Cameron	2'-5	StL	3	6	0	1
			16	17	2	2
Kansas City	PB	Opp	Runs	Allowed	Wins	Losses
Matthew Liberatore	2'-6	KCR	6	3	1	0
Michael McGreevy	4'-7	Chc	5	3	1	0
Dustin May	2'-6	KCR	4	8	0	1
Andre Pallante	2'-6	Chc	1	7	0	1
			16	21	2	2
Arizona Wins Pool G
Arizona	PB	Opp	Runs	Allowed	Wins	Losses
Merrill Kelly	4'-7	Cle	1	0	1	0
Zac Gallen	4'-7	Cle
Corbin Burnes	2'-8	Det	4	3	1	0
Brandon Pfaadt	4'-7	Det	8	2	1	0
			13	5	3	0
Cleveland	PB	Opp	Runs	Allowed	Wins	Losses
Parker Messick	2'-9	Ari	0	1	0	1
Tanner Bibee	4'-7	Ari
Joey Cantillo	4'-7	Det	1	12	0	1
Gavin Williams	4'-7	Det
Detroit			1	13	0	2
Detroit	PB	Opp	Runs	Allowed	Wins	Losses
Framber Valdez	2'-8	Ari	3	4	0	1
Jack Flaherty	2'-7	Ari	2	8	0	1
Tarik Skubal	2'-8	Cle	12	1	1	0
Casey Mize	4'-7	Cle
			17	13	1	2
Philadelphia Wins Pool H
Baltimore	PB	Opp	Runs	Allowed	Wins	Losses
Shane Baz	2'-6	Phi
Albert Suárez	2'-6	SDP
Kyle Bradish	2'-8	SDP	5	9	0	1
Trevor Rogers	2'-6	Phi	1	4	0	1
			6	13	0	2
Philadelphia	PB	Opp	Runs	Allowed	Wins	Losses
Zack Wheeler	2'-8	Bal	4	1	1	0
Jesús Luzardo	2'-7	Bal	9	5	1	0
Cristopher Sánchez	2'-9	SDP	2	1	1	0
Aaron Nola	4'-7	SDP	7	0	1	0
			22	7	4	0
San Diego	PB	Opp	Runs	Allowed	Wins	Losses
Michael King	2'-6	Phi	1	2	0	1
Joe Musgrove	4'-7	Bal
Nick Pivetta	2'-7	bal
Casey Mize	2'-8	Phi	0	7	0	1
			1	9	0	2
Seattle Wins Pool I - goes Wild card
Minnesota	PB	Opp	Runs	Allowed	Wins	Losses
Joe Ryan	2'-9	Pit	4	3	1	0
Taj Bradley	4'-7	Pit	6	1	1	0
Zebby Matthews	2'-7	Sea	6	4	1	0
Andrew Morris	4-'7	Sea	3	6	0	1
			19	14	3	1
Pittsburgh	PB	Opp	Runs	Allowed	Wins	Losses
Paul Skenes	2'-9	Min	3	4	0	1
Mitch Keller	4'-7	Min	1	6	0	1
Jared Jones	2'-7	Sea	3	8	0	1
Braxton Ashcraft	4'-7	Sea	2	4	0	1
			9	22	0	4
Seattle	PB	Opp	Runs	Allowed	Wins	Losses
George Kirby	2'-8	Min	4	6	0	1
Bryan Woo	2'-8	pit	8	3	1	0
Logan Gilbert	2'-8	Pit	4	2	1	0
Bryce Miller	4'-7	min	6	3	1	0
			22	14	3	1
Teams Not Included in Pool
Chicago White Sox added later WC
Angels-Rockies May Play at End
LA Angels	PB	Opp	Runs	Allowed	Wins	Losses
Grayson Rodriguez	2'-7
Reid Detmers	4'-7
Yusei Kikuchi	4'-7
Ryan Johnson	2'-6
Colorado Rockies	PB	Opp	Runs	Allowed	Wins	Losses
Tanner Gordon	2'-5
Gabriel Hughes	2'-5
TJ Shook	2'-5
Kyle Freeland	2'-4

Here is the Phillies win in our 67th game this year: