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Playoff picture (American) August 3, 2026 - Bracket if season ended today: (3) Houston vs. (6) Cleveland, (4) NY Yankees vs. (5) Boston - Tampa Bay and Chi White Sox byes - In the hunt: Minnesota, Texas, Seattle, Baltimore, Detroit, Toronto
AL-E standings July 30, 2026 - TB 63-44 (-), NYY 61-47 (2.5 GB), BOS 56-51 (7 GB), BAL 53-56 (11 GB), TOR 50-59 (14 GB) - TB: 39-16 at home - NYY: Most runs scored in ALE (505) - BOS: 37-48 on July 1st - BAL: 18th in team ERA (4.21) - TOR: Defending AL champions
NL-E Standings, July 21, 2026 - ATL 58-41 (-), PHI 56-45 (3 GB), MIA 52-49 (7 GB), WSH 51-50 (8 GB), NYM 42-59 (17 GB) - ATL: Sale: 2.06 ERA (2nd in league) - PHI: Schwarber: 33 HR (tied for 1st in league) - MIA: Lost seven in a row - WSH: Griffin: 11 wins (league leaders: 12) - NYM: Waiting for the fire sale
AL-E Standings, July 20, 2026 - TB 56-42 (-), NYY 55-44 (1.5 GB), BOS 50-48 (6 GB), BAL 49-51 (8 GB), TOR 46-53 (10.5 GB) - TB: Lost five in a row, NYY: 25-25 against teams at or above .500, BOS: Won 13 in a row, BAL: Won seven in a row, TOR: Every team in division has gained on TB recently
NL-E standings, July 16: ATL 55-40 (-), PHI 54-43 (2 GB), MIA 52-45 (4 GB), WSH 48-49 (8 GB), NYM 40-57 (16 GB) - ATL: 6-6 in July so far - PHI: Sanchez: 144 K (third in league) - MIA: Never won a division title - WSH: Nunez: 34 SB (leads league) - NYM: The "games back" column are all powers of 2
AL-E Standings: TB 56-38 (-), NYY 54-42 (3 gb), BOS 46-48 (10 gb), BAL 46-51 (11.5 gb), TOR 45-51 (12 gb) - TB: 35-15 at home, 21-23 away - NYY: WSH: First series sweep since June 8-10 (CLE) - BOS: Won nine in a row - BAL: 43-54 at this point last season - TOR: Led division by 2 games at break in 2025
NL East standings, July 10: ATL 54-38 (-), PHI 52-42 (3 gb), MIA 52-42 (3 gb), WSH 48-46 (7 gb), NYM 40-54 (15 gb) - ATL: 14-18 since June 1 - PHI: 43-23 under Mattingly - MIA: Hottest team in NL last 10 games - WSH: Garcia: 2nd in league in RBI (68) - NYM: 4-4 so far in July
AL East standings, July 7: TB 52-36 (-), NYY 50-40 (3 gb), TOR 42-49 (11.5 gb), BAL 42-49 (11.5 gb), BOS 40-48 (12 gb) - TB: Most home wins in league so far (31), NYY: 14-17 since June 1, TOR: 53-38 at this point last season, BAL: 4.34 team ERA (20th in league), BOS: 9-3 in last 12 games
NL East standings, July 4 - ATL 51-35 (-), PHI 49-39 (3 gb), MIA 47-42 (5.5 gb), WSH 46-43 (6.5 gb), NYM 36-52 (16 gb) - ATL: Led by 10.5 games at high point, PHI: Kyle Schwarber, league HR leader (30), MIA: Otto Lopez, League batting leader (.337), WSH: 37-52 at this point last season (9 game improvement), NYM: 2-11 last 13 games
74 days until football on a blue and red background, mimicking the colors of the New York Giants
AL-E standings June 30, TB 48-33 (-), NYY 46-30 (1.5 gb), TOR 40-45 (10 gb), BAL 39-47 (11.5 gb), BOS 37-46 (12 gb) - TB: Won five in a row, NYY: Lost five in a row, TOR: Lost seven out of last ten, BAL: Most runs allowed in division (426), BOS: Also won five in a row
NL East standings, June 26, 2026 - ATL 48-31, PHI 45-36 (4 gb), MIA 42-39 (7 gb), WSH 41-41 (8.5 gb), NYM 34-47 (15 gb) - ATL: 3-10 since June 9, PHI: Top NL Wild Card team as of today, MIA: 28-17 at home so far, WSH: 34-38 at this point last season, NYM: Outscored 54-22 in last six games (all losses)
AL East standings, June 22, 2026 - NYY 46-30 (-), TB 43-31 (2 gb), TOR 38-39 (8.5 gb), BAL 37-42 (10.5 gb), BOS 31-44 (14.5 gb), NYY - Best record in AL, TB - One of 3 AL teams to have a positive run differential, TOR - Won four out of last five, BAL - Most runs allowed in division (394), BOS - 30th in league in runs scored (294)
NL East Standings: ATL 46-27, PHI 40-35 (7 gb), WSH 39-36 (8 gb), MIA 37-38 (10 gb), NYM 34-41 (13 gb) ATL - Lost three in a row PHI - 23rd in the league in runs scored (308) WSH - Most runs scored in league (407) MIA - 23-16 record at home NYM - 24-20 since May 1
AL East Standings: NYY 43-27 - TB 41-28 (1.5 gb) TOR 34-38 (10 gb) BAL 34-39 (10.5 gb) BOS 29-40 (13.5 gb) Yankees: 7-3 in last ten games Rays: 41 days in first place this season Blue Jays: 39-33 at this point last season Orioles: 23rd in team ERA Red Sox: 19-23 since firing Cora
The New York Knicks championships: 1970 - 24 years after the franchise's founding 1973 - Only three years to repeat 2026 - A long wait of 53 years
2026 automatic bids to NCAA Tournament - 6 of 31 - Queens, High Point, Northern Iowa, LIU, Tennessee State, North Dakota State
College hockey bracket update, Feb. 14, 2026: Michigan State is the number one overall seed. Boston College is the last team in, and Minnesota State is the first team out. 1 MSU 2 MICH 3 UND 4 WMU 5 PSU 6 PROV 7 QU 8 DART 9 CORN 10 DEN 11 UMD 12 UCONN 13 WISC 14 UST 15 BC 16 BENT
College hockey Feb. 4, 2026 bracket update: Michigan #1 overall seed, UConn last team in, Augustana first team out
College hockey bracketology, January 29 - field of 16, last four in, first six out, and likely placements of teams in four regions
Projected field of 68 for January 14, 2026 - Arizona #1 overall seed, other 1-seeds are Michigan, UConn, and Iowa State - Texas A&M last team in
The 2025 NFL Playoff bracket, which will culminate in Super Bowl LX
Google AI insists that Virginia won the ACC title game over Duke even though it does not take place for three days
The 31 automatic bids to the 2025 NCAA Tournament
The 26 teams automatically heading to the 2025 NCAA Tournament so far
14 NCAA Tournament automatic bids out of 31
The 11 confirmed teams in the NCAA Tournament as of today: Lipscomb, High Point, UNCW, Robert Morris, Drake, SFU, SIUE, Wofford, Omaha, Troy, and Gonzaga
Lipscomb, High Point, Drake, SIUE, Wofford, Omaha, and Troy are going to the 2025 NCAA Tournament
Lipscomb, High Point, Drake, SIUE, and Omaha are going to the 2025 NCAA Tournament
Automatic bids to the NCAA Tournament 2025
2025 Beanpot men's bracket - Boston College & Boston University meet in the championship, while Harvard and Northeastern will play in the third-place game