"The Dodgers (90-69) clinched the NL West yesterday and are locked into the three seed in the National League, rendering the final series of the regular season pretty much meaningless for them. There's no seeding to be determined for the Dodgers, as the only question for them is which of the teams alive for the final Wild Card spot will join them in LA on Tuesday."
"It does matter a bit for the Mariners (90-69), who have wrapped up the AL West and a top-two seed but are only one game back of the Jays and Yankees for the top seed in the AL entering today's games. Home-field advantage could be big for them, as they're 51-27 at home and only 39-42 on the road. They're the hottest team in baseball, winning 17 of their last 18 games including a three-game sweep in Houston last weekend"
The Dodgers (90-69) clinched the NL West and are locked into the National League three seed, eliminating seeding implications for their remaining regular-season games. The only remaining question for the Dodgers is which Wild Card team will join them in Los Angeles. The Marlins, Giants and Cardinals have been eliminated, leaving the Mets, Reds and Diamondbacks in contention, with the Mets holding a slim lead. The Mariners (90-69) secured the AL West and a top-two seed and still trail the Jays and Yankees by one game for the top seed. Seattle has been dominant, winning 17 of 18, and Cal Raleigh is in MVP consideration. Emmet Sheehan gets a final tune-up and has posted a 2.86 ERA, 3.02 FIP and 0.968 WHIP in 72 1/3 innings over 14 outings.
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