Complete Breakdown Of NL West Remaining Schedules As Play Resumes
While the All-Star break doesn’t signify the midway point in the major league baseball season, the dogs days of summer are ahead as the Dodgers will start 2.5 games behind the Diamondbacks in the NL West.
Four of the five teams in the division are within 6.5 games of the division lead as September is filled with games between NL West teams.
68 games remain for the Dodgers while the Diamondbacks have 67 games remaining as the season will resume Friday with the Dodgers in Washington D.C. and the Diamondbacks in San Francisco.
Here is a complete breakdown of the entire NL West and each teams’ second half schedule:
Dodgers
Record: 47-47
Place: 2nd, 2.5 games behind
Home: 31
Away: 37
Games vs. teams at or above .500: 32
Divisional Games: 26
Record vs. NL West: 23-27
Interleague record (games vs. AL teams): 4-5 (11)
Diamondbacks
Record: 50-45
Place: 1st, 2.5 games ahead
Home: 34
Road: 33
Games vs. teams at or above .500: 31
Divisional games: 33
Record vs. NL West: 21-22
Interleague record (games vs. AL teams): 3-3 (14)
Rockies
Record: 46-50
Place: 3rd, 4.5 games behind Arizona
Home: 34
Away: 32
Games vs. teams at or above .500: 38
Divisional games: 24
Record vs. NL West: 28-24
Interleague record (games vs. AL teams): 3-12 (Five)
Giants
Record: 43-51
Place: 4th, 6.5 games behind Arizona
Home: 36
Away: 32
Games vs. teams at or above .500: 43
Divisional games: 29
Record vs. NL West: 27-20
Interleague record (games vs. AL teams): 2-6 (12)
Padres
Record: 42-54
Place: 5th, 8.5 games behind Arizona
Home: 31
Away: 35
Games vs. teams or above .500: 43
Divisional games: 28
Record vs. NL West: 21-27
Interleague record (games vs. AL teams): 6-9 (Five)
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