As an addendum to my long-lost post on the relative strength of the AL vs. the NL:
As of last night, the AL had only four teams with sub-.500 interleague records: the Devil Rays at 3-12, and three others at 7-8. Meanwhile, the NL had ten teams below .500. On the whole, the AL is beating the living shit out of the NL, with only one team (except Tampa) unable to hold its own. It's not proof of my original theory, since individual teams are entitled to streaks, but it's powerful evidence at the very least.
In your face, Chas Budnick!!!
As of last night, the AL had only four teams with sub-.500 interleague records: the Devil Rays at 3-12, and three others at 7-8. Meanwhile, the NL had ten teams below .500. On the whole, the AL is beating the living shit out of the NL, with only one team (except Tampa) unable to hold its own. It's not proof of my original theory, since individual teams are entitled to streaks, but it's powerful evidence at the very least.
In your face, Chas Budnick!!!
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