6 games left for everybody.
Still some mathematically possible "weirdness" as there always is in baseball. See below. However, remote chance that any of that matters.
All that *probably* matters is the Yankees. 2 game lead with a tiebreaker. That makes the magic number 4.
4-2 and there is nothing the Yankees can do.
3-3 or worse and the Yankees could flip it. 3-3 and NYY needs to go 6-0; 2-4 and NYY needs to go 5-1.
Shame the useless O's could not walk it off in the 9th last night.
Weirdness:
Boston could pass Toronto. Would need to go 6-0 while Toronto goes 0-6.
Houston could tie/pass Toronto. Would need to go 6-0 while Toronto goes 0-6. Houston has this tiebreaker.
Cleveland could tie Toronto. They are tied 3-3 in the regular season. Not sure who has the tiebreaker then? I read that CLE does because of divisional record, lol.
I think Toronto could still technically end up as the third best division winner, but it would take some very unlikely shuffling. e.g., Toronto going 0-6, Yankees going 2-4, then Settle going 4-2 and Detroit going 6-0. Something wild like that.
So, every other playoff team and Houston could individually still catch Toronto, but Toronto locked in a spot because Cleveland and Detroit still play each other, i,e, they can't *all* pass Toronto.
It is kind of too bad that there aren't more matchups remaining between these teams. Cleveland v Detroit is big, but other than that there is a lot of scoreboard watching and contenders finishing out their years playing puff ball teams. Yes Boston plays both Toronto and Detroit but I am not sure those head to head matchups are significant.
On the NL side, the only think to watch is the Mets fall apart while the Reds sneak into the playoffs. Hilarious s*** from the Mets.