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Week beginning Sept. 7, 2010
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American League
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East
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| 1. NY Yankees |
53.3
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| 2. Baltimore |
50.1
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| 3. Boston |
49.8
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| 4. Toronto |
49.6
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| 5. Tampa Bay |
49.3
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Central
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| 1. Minnesota |
51.9
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| 2. Detroit |
51.8
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| 3. Chicago WSox |
51.4
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| 4. Cleveland |
48.3
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| 5. Kansas City |
47.7
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West
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| 1. Oakland |
50.3
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| 2. LA Angels |
48.4
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| 3. Texas |
48.2
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| 4. Seattle |
47.0
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National League
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East
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| 1. Philadelphia |
51.2
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| 2. Atlanta |
49.6
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| 3. Florida |
48.9
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| 4. NY Mets |
48.0
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| 5. Washington |
47.6
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Central
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| 1. Cincinnati |
49.8
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| 2. Houston |
49.7
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| 3. Chicago Cubs |
48.9
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| 4. Milwaukee |
48.3
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| 5. St. Louis |
46.0
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| 6. Pittsburgh |
45.9
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West
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| 1. Colorado |
49.7
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| 2. Arizona |
49.6
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| 3. San Francisco |
49.4
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| 4. LA Dodgers |
48.7
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| 5. San Diego |
46.2
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How to use the ratings:
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1. Add 0.5 points to the home teams rating.
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2. Pair the two teams that play each other.
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3. The difference between the two ratings indicates the predicted margin of victory.
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Copyright 2010 by Noland Parry
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