World Series
SF 0-0 KC
League Championship Series
KC 4-0 BAL
STL 1-4 SF
Division Series
KC 3-0 LAA
DET 0-3 BAL
STL 3-1 LAD
SF 3-1 WAS
Wildcard Round
OAK 0-1 KC
SF 1-0 PIT
Team | Strength | Win |
---|---|---|
SF | 0.5363 | 47.95 |
KC | 0.5193 | 46.84 |
Edit: Here's the real table. I accidentally used the October 16th numbers, when the Cardinals were still alive.
Team | Strength | Win |
---|---|---|
SF | 0.5363 | 53.73 |
KC | 0.5193 | 46.27 |
The Cardinals gave it a good effort, but the Giants just couldn't be stopped. Every time it looked like we had them, they'd come right back. Some might argue about whether it was their good hitting or our poor pitching and/or fielding that led to each comeback, but that's probably a silly argument that could go on about lots of games during the year.
Now the Giants will face another team that seems to be unstoppable, the Royals. Like I said yesterday, one of these teams will set the record for most wins in a single postseason (I'm not counting game 163 tiebreaks as postseason) with 12. I suppose I'll be rooting for my home-state team, the Royals.
5% of the time it is a tie? :-) Let's just add those to KC's chances.
ReplyDeleteD'oh, I used yesterday's numbers. New numbers that add to 100 coming soonish
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