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2024 Major League Baseball Standings
- updated every Wed & Saturday -
Date | APRIL 2024 | Time / Score |
01 | vs Red Sox | TBD |
02 | vs Red Sox | TBD |
03 | vs Red Sox | TBD |
05 | @ Tigers | TBD |
06 | @ Tigers | TBD |
07 | @ Tigers | TBD |
09 | @ Rangers | TBD |
10 | @ Rangers | TBD |
11 | @ Rangers | TBD |
12 | vs Nationals | TBD |
13 | vs Nationals | TBD |
14 | vs Nationals | TBD |
15 | vs Cardinals | TBD |
16 | vs Cardinals | TBD |
17 | vs Cardinals | TBD |
19 | @ Guardians | TBD |
20 | @ Guardians | TBD |
21 | @ Guardians | TBD |
22 | @ Yankees | TBD |
23 | @ Yankees | TBD |
24 | @ Yankees | TBD |
25 | @ Yankees | TBD |
26 | @ Orioles | TBD |
27 | @ Orioles | TBD |
28 | @ Orioles | TBD |
29 | vs Pirates | TBD |
30 | vs Pirates | TBD |
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Date | MAY 2024 | Time / Score |
01 | vs Pirates | TBD |
03 | vs Marlins | TBD |
04 | vs Marlins | TBD |
05 | vs Marlins | TBD |
06 | vs Rangers | TBD |
07 | vs Rangers | TBD |
08 | vs Rangers G1 DH | TBD |
| -- | vs Rangers G2 DH | TBD |
10 | @ Mariners | TBD |
11 | @ Mariners | TBD |
12 | @ Mariners | TBD |
13 | @ Astros | TBD |
14 | @ Astros | TBD |
15 | @ Astros | TBD |
16 | @ Astros | TBD |
17 | @ Royals | TBD |
18 | @ Royals | TBD |
19 | @ Royals | TBD |
21 | vs Rockies | TBD |
22 | vs Rockies | TBD |
23 | vs Rockies | TBD |
24 | vs Astros | TBD |
25 | vs Astros | TBD |
26 | vs Astros | TBD |
28 | @ Rays | TBD |
29 | @ Rays | TBD |
30 | @ Rays | TBD |
31 | @ Braves | TBD |
American League West | ||||||
PO | TEAM | W-L | PCT | GB | ||
1 | Angels | 0-0 | .000 | 0 | ||
2 | Astros | 0-0 | .000 | 0 | ||
3 | Athletics | 0-0 | .000 | 0 | ||
4 | Mariners | 0-0 | .000 | 0 | ||
5 | Rangers | 0-0 | .000 | 000 | ||
American League Central | ||||||
PO | TEAM | W-L | PCT | GB | ||
1 | Guardians | 0-0 | .000 | 0 | ||
2 | Tigers | 0-0 | .000 | 0 | ||
3 | Twins | 0-0 | .000 | 0 | ||
4 | Royals | 0-0 | .000 | 0 | ||
5 | White Sox | 0-0 | .000 | 0 | ||
American League East | ||||||
PO | TEAM | W-L | PCT | GB | ||
1 | Blue Jays | 0-0 | .000 | 0 | ||
2 | Rays | 0-0 | .000 | 0 | ||
3 | Red Sox | 0-0 | .000 | 0 | ||
4 | Orioles | 0-0 | .000 | 0 | ||
5 | Yankees | 0-0 | .000 | 0 | ||
National League West | ||||||
PO | TEAM | W-L | PCT | GB | ||
1 | D'backs | 0-0 | .000 | 0 | ||
2 | Dodgers | 0-0 | .000 | 0 | ||
3 | Giants | 0-0 | .000 | 0 | ||
4 | Padres | 0-0 | .000 | 0 | ||
5 | Rockies | 0-0 | .000 | 0 | ||
National League Central | ||||||
PO | TEAM | W-L | PCT | GB | ||
1 | Brewers | 0-0 | .000 | 0 | ||
2 | Cardinals | 0-0 | .000 | 0 | ||
3 | Cubs | 0-0 | .000 | 0 | ||
4 | Pirates | 0-0 | .000 | 0 | ||
5 | Reds | 0-0 | .000 | 0 | ||
National League East | ||||||
PO | TEAM | W-L | PCT | GB | ||
1 | Braves | 0-0 | .000 | 0 | ||
2 | Marlins | 0-0 | .000 | 0 | ||
3 | Mets | 0-0 | .000 | 0 | ||
4 | Nationals | 0-0 | .000 | 0 | ||
5 | Phillies | 0-0 | .000 | 0 | ||
Athletics Headline News Briefs | ||
 A's Fans Plan Opening Day Boycott and 'SELL' Flag Protest Against Team Relocation.After all 30 MLB owners greenlit the Oakland A's move to Las Vegas, disgruntled A's fans mobilized to make their discontent known without financially supporting owner John Fisher. Opting for an Opening Day boycott, reminiscent of the successful 2023 "sell the team" chant campaign, fans plan to gather in the Coliseum parking lot, urging others to join and avoid contributing even parking fees to Fisher. The potential success of the boycott could cost Fisher around $1 million, based on previous revenue donations from a reverse boycott game in 2023. In a symbolic gesture, the Oakland 68's announced a fan-funded giveaway of "SELL" flags to be displayed in the parking lot during the game against the Cleveland Guardians on March 28th, aiming to garner national attention and make a financial impact on Fisher's bottom line. | ||
 A's Commit to $45 Million Coliseum Payment Amidst Relocation DramaDEC 15 // Photo Mauricio Segura GBT // Oakland, CA The Oakland Athletics have confirmed their commitment to pay the remaining $45 million owed to Alameda County for their 50% stake in the Coliseum site. This decision follows a notice from the county, triggered by the MLB owners' approval of the A's relocation to Las Vegas. The A's, represented by Coliseum Way Partners LLC, agreed to adhere to the terms of the 2019 purchase agreement, accelerating payments due to a clause activated by their departure from Oakland. The resolution concludes a complex saga involving the Coliseum property, with the City of Oakland negotiating the sale of its half. As the A's prepare for the move to Las Vegas in 2028, uncertainties remain about their temporary home between 2025 and 2027. Meanwhile, A's owner John Fisher's recent stock sale sparks speculation about strategic moves amid tensions with the city and MLB. The broader picture includes ongoing litigation and the unresolved matter of the A's interim playing location, shaping the team's journey from the Coliseum to Las Vegas amidst financial intricacies and legal battles. | ||
 Challenges and Uncertainties for Oakland Athletics' Las Vegas MoveDEC 12 // Photo Mauricio Segura GBT // Las Vegas, NV In the aftermath of the Winter Meetings, the Oakland Athletics remain in the relocation limelight, notably for their pending move to Las Vegas. However, the anticipated revelation of ballpark renderings for the Las Vegas site, a crucial piece of the relocation puzzle, has been delayed due to unforeseen circumstances. Athletics owner John Fisher, scheduled to present updated renderings, has yet to announce a rescheduled date. The proposed challenge of fitting a ballpark on a relatively small 9-acre plot in Las Vegas adds complexity, with the need for a retractable roof likely, incurring an estimated $100 million additional cost. Speculation arises about the feasibility of the project, as fans question whether the Athletics' silence on updated renderings reflects potential challenges in aligning the design with the available land. Architect Bjarke Ingels is reportedly tasked with the project, known for his modern style. The stadium, set for 33,000 seats, emphasizes tourism to fill seats, posing questions about building a fanbase in a home stadium dominated by opposing team supporters. As uncertainties loom, Athletics fans, skeptical of owner John Fisher's commitment, eagerly await the unveiling of the new ballpark renderings, tempered with cautious optimism. | ||
 Coliseum Clash: Oakland Athletics Face $45 Million CurveballDEC 6 // Photo Mauricio Segura GBT // Oakland, CA In a bold move that could reshape the future of the Oakland Athletics and the iconic Coliseum site, Alameda County is throwing a curveball at team owner John Fisher. Fisher, who faces a sudden $45 million bill accelerated by the county, might be forced to reconsider his plans for the team's potential move to Las Vegas. The county contends that the clock for this payment started ticking on November 16, the day when Major League Baseball approved the A's relocation. If Fisher doesn't comply, the county could regain control of the valuable Coliseum property. This clash marks a historic moment, as it's rare for a government body to challenge a powerful sports team owner. The situation puts Fisher in a tight spot, having to decide whether to pay up, challenge the county in court, or potentially exit the deal altogether, allowing Oakland a chance for transformative development on the Coliseum site. The ball is in Fisher's court, and the stakes are high for both the A's and the East Bay community. | ||
 A's Strikeout Again: MLB Draft Lottery CurveballDEC 5 // Photo ERSE 21 GBT // Nashville, TN The Oakland A’s are striking out even in the MLB Draft lottery after their dismal performance last year, finishing with the worst record in baseball. Despite having the best odds along with the Kansas City Royals and Colorado Rockies for the No. 1 overall pick, the A’s lucked out again, dropping to the No. 4 spot. This déjà vu moment mirrors the previous year when they also fell from their 18.3% chance to the No. 6 pick. Meanwhile, the Cleveland Guardians, defying the odds with a 2% chance, secured the top pick, followed by the Cincinnati Reds at No. 2, and the Rockies at No. 3. The draft lottery's success in deterring tanking is evident, reshuffling the expected order and challenging teams to rethink their strategies for future success. | ||
 A's in Limbo: Scott Boras Slams Relocation TurmoilWhile the Oakland Athletics' relocation to Las Vegas gained unanimous approval from MLB owners, the move has stirred discontent in the baseball community. Influential agent Scott Boras, representing top MLB players, expressed strong criticism, questioning the handling of the A's situation and its impact on the franchise. As the team faces uncertainty regarding its interim home for the next few seasons, players, fans, and Boras alike are unsettled by the lack of clarity, with Boras highlighting the personal toll on athletes. The A's, contemplating sites like the Coliseum, Oracle Park, and Summerlin, Nevada, for interim seasons, confront challenges, and Boras questions the approval of a new franchise without an existing stadium structure in Las Vegas. The agent's Bay Area roots intensify his concern, emphasizing the difficulty of seeing a team become a nomad for three years in Major League Baseball. |
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MLB Headline News Briefs | ||
 Dodgers Swing for the Fences with a $700 Million 10-Year deal to OhtaniShohei Ohtani, the singular talent of baseball, is set to redefine the game's salary landscape with a historic 10-year, $700 million contract with the Los Angeles Dodgers. This mind-boggling deal not only makes Ohtani the highest-paid player ever but also reshapes the Dodgers' financial strategy. Despite the eye-popping figure, reports suggest that a substantial portion is deferred, sparking debate over the true present value of the contract. Ohtani's move to the Dodgers aligns with his priority to win, transitioning from the Angels to a franchise with a solid playoff history. The deal raises questions about Ohtani's pitching future, recovering from elbow surgery, and whether he can maintain his two-way star status. As the Dodgers gear up for a potential pitching overhaul to complement Ohtani's DH role in the upcoming season, the ripple effects of this record-breaking contract will echo across the baseball world, marking a monumental chapter in Ohtani's legendary career. | ||
 King's Broadway Curveball: Yankees Reliever Learns of Trade Mid-Rockettes DateDEC 8 // Photo Mauricio Segura GBT // New York, NY New York Yankees reliever Michael King found out about his trade to the San Diego Padres in a surprising and unconventional way. While on a date night with his fiancée, Sheila Hill, enjoying the Rockettes and Radio City, King received three crucial phone calls from general managers Brian Cashman and AJ Preller, along with Yankees manager Aaron Boone. Lacking MLB TV access, King had to rely on his agent's phone to stay informed about the trade details. The trade, part of a blockbuster deal for outfielder Juan Soto and center fielder Trent Grisham, highlighted the unpredictability of the baseball world. Despite the unusual circumstances, King's successful track record and pivotal role in the trade underscore the dynamic nature of player transfers in the MLB. | ||
 Guardians Grab Gold: Cleveland Secures Historic No. 1 MLB Draft PickDEC 7 // Photo ERSE 21 GBT // Nashville, TN The Cleveland Guardians are set to make history by snagging the first pick in the 2024 MLB amateur draft next summer, winning the lottery at baseball's winter meetings with just a 2% chance. Surprising many, they outshone teams like the Oakland Athletics, Kansas City Royals, and Colorado Rockies, each with better odds at 18.3%. This marks the Guardians' first-ever top pick, a feat achieved after finishing the 2023 season with a 76-86 record. The draft lottery shuffle also revealed the Cincinnati Reds picking second, followed by Colorado, Oakland, and others. While projections point to notable prospects like JJ Wetherholt and Nick Kurtz, the lottery's unpredictable nature adds an element of excitement to the upcoming draft. | ||
 Bean's Battle: MLB Unites in Support Against LeukemiaIn a heartfelt announcement, former MLB outfielder and current MLB Senior VP of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, Billy Bean, revealed his battle with acute myeloid leukemia. The news prompted Arizona manager Torey Lovullo, a longtime friend of Bean, to express his support, emphasizing the need for everyone to rally around Bean during this challenging time. MLB initiated a winter meetings charity auction in honor of Bean and Catalina Villegas, MLB's Director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, who is battling breast cancer. Despite facing his diagnosis since September 1, Bean, known for coming out as gay in 1999, maintained a positive spirit and chose not to burden Lovullo during the Diamondbacks' successful late-season run. The baseball community now unites to support Bean and Villegas through the charity auction benefiting Stand Up To Cancer. | ||
 Smoltz's Swing Saga: From Fastballs to FairwaysStep into the unexpected as former MLB pitching icon John Smoltz trades his baseball cap for a golf visor, diving headfirst into the final stage of Q-School on the PGA Tour Champions. The legend of the Atlanta Braves, Boston Red Sox, and St. Louis Cardinals, known for World Series triumphs and a coveted Cy Young award, is now on a quest for golfing glory. Picture this: a 55-year-old warrior aiming for a top-five finish at TPC Scottsdale’s Champions course, a feat that could secure him a golden ticket to the Champions Tour. With nine PGA Tour Champions events already in his bag, including a stint at the 2018 U.S. Senior Open, Smoltz is no stranger to pressure. Join him on this thrilling journey, where he admits the challenge is real, the sport is tough, but the sheer joy of attempting the impossible is what keeps him swinging. From the pitcher's mound to the putting green, Smoltz is rewriting the script of sporting legends. Can he conquer the golf course as masterfully as he once conquered the diamond? Tune in and witness the magic unfold! | ||
 MLB Winter Meetings: Where Aspiring Women Leaders 'Take the FieldDEC 3 // Photo ERSE 21 GBT // Nashville, TN At the MLB Winter Meetings, it's not just about blockbuster trades and free-agent signings; it's also about paving the way for the next generation of women leaders in baseball. Take the Field, a two-day initiative by MLB, continues its mission for the sixth consecutive year, connecting over 100 young women with representatives from all 30 Major League teams. This unique event offers rare insights into the industry, fostering networking opportunities and guiding attendees towards potential roles on and off the field. With success stories like Amanda Taylor, who landed a position in baseball operations with the Detroit Tigers after participating in the program, Take the Field proves to be a game-changer, empowering women to thrive in the world of professional baseball. |
