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Message: [QUOTE="jncuse, post: 5500924, member: 1969"] You have to add Texas to the discussion for the AL playoffs as they have streaking upwards in September and before today they were only 2 games behind all of Seattle, Houston, Boston. So it has become a 4 team for 3 spots. All those 3 teams were probably relieved to see Texas finally lose today to the Mets, but they are still hanging around (2.0 games behind Houston, and probably 3.0 behind Seattle and Boston). The #1/#2 seeds seem to be somewhat secure with Detroit / Toronto in whatever order. And New York seems to be in really good shape for #4 seed given their soft schedule. And with the soft schedule can't totally discount them from the #1/#2 seed line, but it will be very tough. The rest is still fairly wide open. [/QUOTE]