MLB/Standings

STANDINGS

2012 regular season · 2,430 of 2,430 games played · 480 spring-training games excluded
1-0
BEST RECORD · 2012
Kansas City Royals · 1.000
0-1
WORST RECORD · 2012
Miami Marlins · .000
7
GAMES PLAYED
11 clubs
3.4
RUNS PER TEAM-GAME
47 runs scored

01/2012 table

By division
Regular season
AMERICAN LEAGUE
ClubWLPCTGBRSRADIFFHOMEROAD
Central
Kansas City Royals101.00030+30-01-0
Chicago White Sox101.00043+11-00-0
Detroit Tigers01.000114-30-00-1
East
New York Yankees101.00060+61-00-0
Boston Red Sox101.00041+31-00-0
Toronto Blue Jays01.000106-60-00-1
West
Seattle Mariners01.00034-10-00-1
Athletics01.00003-30-10-0
NATIONAL LEAGUE
ClubWLPCTGBRSRADIFFHOMEROAD
Central
Chicago Cubs21.6671511+42-00-1
East
Miami Marlins01.00015-40-00-1
West
Colorado Rockies11.500101001-00-1

Every row is computed from the final scores of regular-season games. The filter matters more here than in any other sport in this section: MLB fixtures carried no game type at all until it was backfilled from the league, and 7,788 of the games on record are spring training. With those counted, the 2016 Cubs read 125-83 against a 162-game season. Exhibitions, the All-Star game and the postseason are excluded too. Games behind is half the sum of the win gap and the loss gap, which is the league’s own definition, so a club two wins back but two losses ahead sits one game behind rather than two. Win percentage is wins over decisions; MLB has no ties to account for. Division and league are the club’s present ones, so a club that changed division appears under its current one for every season shown.