If both teams clinch tomorrow neither team will be in ATL on Monday.

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Sep 28, 2024
9:47:43pm

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If both teams clinch tomorrow neither team will be in ATL on Monday.

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Playoffs question. If AZ loses tomorrow and the Mets win, then both the Mets and Braves clinch. Would the Braves/Mets

Mr. Belding Truly Addicted User

Sep 28, 9:40pm

I assume they are going to have to play for seeding purposes.

Sep 28, 9:42pm

Probably. But man that stinks to play then travel across the country.

Mr. Belding

Sep 28, 9:45pm

Yea the Braves had a chance to play the games at another location. They chose

Sep 28, 9:49pm

Good decision by Braves. They didn't know they wouldn't need to win those games. You want home field advantage.

Mr. Belding

Sep 28, 11:02pm

I think so. Do they use a bunch of bullpen arms to save the starters for the

Sep 28, 9:47pm

Not a chance if both teams clinch tomorrow. They'll do a telephone handshake as

Corn Pop

Sep 28, 10:06pm

If both teams clinch tomorrow neither team will be in ATL on Monday.

Corn Pop

Sep 28, 9:47pm

How would they determine seeds you think?

Mr. Belding

Sep 28, 11:01pm

Seed them as they stand. Braves would be the 5 seed.

Corn Pop

Sep 28, 11:13pm

Makes sense. Anything is better than a double header on Monday.

Mr. Belding

Sep 28, 11:27pm

If Braves win and D-backs and Mets remain tied.

rojo fire

Sep 28, 9:56pm

Here you go:

TCuz

Sep 28, 10:04pm

Wow. This says they wouldn't play Monday. I wonder how they determine seed? Maybe season series even though they didn't

Mr. Belding

Sep 28, 11:00pm

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