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2009 Standings (vs. own division)

AL East W L % GB
Boston Red Sox 45 27 .625
New York Yankees 45 27 .625
Tampa Bay Rays 40 32 .556 5
Toronto Blue Jays 26 46 .361 19
Baltimore Orioles 24 48 .333 21
AL Central W L % GB
Minnesota Twins 46 27 .630
Detroit Tigers 39 34 .534 7
Chicago White Sox 34 38 .472 11.5
Kansas City Royals 32 40 .444 13.5
Cleveland Indians 30 42 .417 15.5
AL West W L % GB
Seattle Mariners 31 26 .544
Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim 30 27 .526 1
Texas Rangers 30 27 .526 1
Oakland Athletics 23 34 .404 8
NL East W L % GB
Philadelphia Phillies 44 28 .611
Florida Marlins 42 30 .583 2
Atlanta Braves 41 31 .569 3
New York Mets 28 44 .389 16
Washington Nationals 25 47 .347 19
NL Central W L % GB
Chicago Cubs 47 32 .595
Cincinnati Reds 46 34 .575 1.5
St. Louis Cardinals 46 34 .575 1.5
Milwaukee Brewers 42 37 .532 5
Houston Astros 31 47 .397 15.5
Pittsburgh Pirates 24 52 .316 21.5
NL West W L % GB
Los Angeles Dodgers 46 26 .639
San Francisco Giants 38 34 .528 8
Colorado Rockies 33 39 .458 13
San Diego Padres 33 39 .458 13
Arizona Diamondbacks 30 42 .417 16

Batting average leaders in significant digits through May 12

Rank Player Team AVG
1 Kevin Youkilis BOS .39
2 Carlos Beltran NYM .37
Miguel Cabrera DET .37
Victor Martinez CLE .37
Joey Votto CIN .37
6 Jason Bartlett TB .36
Brad Hawpe COL .36
Aaron Hill TOR .36
Adam Jones BAL .36
Evan Longoria TB .36
Hanley Ramirez FLA .36
Ryan Zimmerman WAS .36
13 Nick Markakis BAL .35
Manny Ramirez LAD .35
15 Ryan Braun MIL .34
Carl Crawford TB .34
Todd Helton COL .34
Orlando Hudson LAD .34
Michael Young TEX .34
20 Asdrubal Cabrera CLE .33
Alberto Callaspo KC .33
Kosuke Fukudome CHC .33
Raul Ibanez PHI .33
Ian Kinsler TEX .33
Adam Lind TOR .33
Felipe Lopez ARI .33
Albert Pujols STL .33
Kurt Suzuki OAK .33
29 Johnny Damon NYY .32
Casey Kotchman ATL .32
Carlos Lee HOU .32
Justin Morneau MIN .32
Dustin Pedroia BOS .32
Hunter Pence HOU .32
Scott Rolen TOR .32
Freddy Sanchez PIT .32
David Wright NYM .32
38 Rod Barajas TOR .31
Jason Bay BOS .31
Robinson Cano NYY .31
Adam Dunn WAS .31
Yunel Escobar ATL .31
Jesus Flores WAS .31
Paul Konerko CWS .31
Jason Kubel MIN .31
Nick Johnson WAS .31
Mike Lowell BOS .31
Yadier Molina STL .31
Nyjer Morgan PIT .31
Ichiro Suzuki SEA .31
Willy Taveras CIN .31
Miguel Tejada HOU .31
53 Bobby Abreu LAA .30
Michael Bourn HOU .30
Marlon Byrd TEX .30
Mike Cameron MIL .30
Carlos Delgado NYM .30
Jacoby Ellsbury BOS .30
Pedro Feliz PHI .30
Adrian Gonzalez SD .30
Torii Hunter LAA .30
Pablo Sandoval SF .30
Skip Schumaker STL .30
Luke Scott BAL .30
Denard Span MIN .30
Mark Teahen KC .30
Justin Upton ARI .30
Jayson Werth PHI .30

Seven-game World Series by most innings pitched 1947-2008

Rank Year Winner vs. Loser IP
1 1991 Minnesota Twins vs. Atlanta Braves 132.2
2 1973 Oakland Athletics vs. New York Mets 131.0
3 1975 Cincinnati Reds vs. Boston Red Sox 130.1
4 2001 Arizona Diamondbacks vs. New York Yankees 128.1
5 1952 New York Yankees vs. Brooklyn Dodgers 128.0
6 1997 Florida Marlins vs. Cleveland Indians 127.2
7 1958 New York Yankees vs. Milwaukee Braves 126.2
7 1972 Oakland Athletics vs. Cincinnati Reds 126.2
9 1986 New York Mets vs. Boston Red Sox 125.2
10 1964 St. Louis Cardinals vs. New York Yankees 125.0
11 1957 New York Yankees vs. Brooklyn Dodgers 124.1
12 1968 Detroit Tigers vs. St. Louis Cardinals 124.0
12 1979 Pittsburgh Pirates vs. Baltimore Orioles 124.0
14 1960 Pittsburgh Pirates vs. New York Yankees 123.0
14 1985 Kansas City Royals vs. St. Louis Cardinals 123.0
16 1956 New York Yankees vs. Brooklyn Dodgers 122.2
16 1971 Pittsburgh Pirates vs. Baltimore Orioles 122.2
18 1962 New York Yankees vs. San Francisco Giants 122.0
18 1967 St. Louis Cardinals vs. Boston Red Sox 122.0
20 1947 New York Yankees vs. Brooklyn Dodgers 121.0
20 1982 St. Louis Cardinals vs. Milwaukee Brewers 121.0
20 2002 Anaheim Angels vs. San Francisco Giants 121.0
23 1955 Brooklyn Dodgers vs. New York Yankees 120.0
23 1965 Los Angeles Dodgers vs. Minnesota Twins 120.0
25 1987 Minnesota Twins vs. St. Louis Cardinals 119.0

Most winning games played by position and league in 2008

AL
C–Jason Varitek__Red Sox (85)
1B–Justin Morneau__Twins (87)
2B–Akinori Iwamura__Rays (100)
3B–Evan Longoria__Rays (80)
SS–Orlando Cabrera__White Sox (88)
LF–Delmon Young__Twins (82)
CF–B. J. Upton__Rays (96)
RF–Jermaine Dye__White Sox (86)
DH–Jim Thome__White Sox (79)

NL
C–Jason Kendall__Brewers (84)
    Russell Martin__Dodgers (84)
    Geovany Soto__Cubs (84)
1B–Ryan Howard__Phillies (101)
2B–Chase Utley__Phillies (102)
3B–Aramis Ramirez__Cubs (89)
SS–Jose Reyes__Mets (89)
      Ryan Theriot__Cubs (89)
LF–Pat Burrell__Phillies (89)
CF–Shane Victorino__Phillies (91)
RF–Kosuke Fukudome__Cubs (88)

The playoffs and all-star game are counted.  Games where a player only pinch hit but did not play in the field are not–unlike the previous post.  Hence, Utley has the highest number here even though Howard played in more winning games.

Ryan Howard played in the most winning games in 2008

Ryan Howard played in 103 winning games in 2008–the most in the
majors.  The Phillies won 92 regular season and 11 post season games
when he officially stepped on the field.  I included the all-star game
in tabulations.  Here’s everyone who played in at least 78 winning
games last year:

# PLAYER Team Reg AS Post Tot
1 Ryan Howard Philadelphia Phillies 92 0 11 103
2 Chase Utley Philadelphia Phillies 91 0 11 102
3 Akinori Iwamura Tampa Bay Rays 92 0 8 100
4 Pat Burrell Philadelphia Phillies 88 0 11 99
5 Dustin Pedroia Boston Red Sox 92 1 6 98
5 B.J. Upton Tampa Bay Rays 90 0 8 98
7 Shane Victorino Philadelphia Phillies 83 0 11 94
8 Derrek Lee Chicago Cubs 93 0 0 93
8 Kevin Youkilis Boston Red Sox 87 1 6 93
10 Jacoby Ellsbury Boston Red Sox 88 0 4 92
10 Carlos Pena Tampa Bay Rays 84 0 7 92
12 Mark DeRosa Chicago Cubs 91 0 0 91
12 Torii Hunter Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim 90 0 1 91
14 Prince Fielder Milwaukee Brewers 89 0 1 90
14 Kosuke Fukudome Chicago Cubs 90 0 0 90
14 Vladimir Guerrero Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim 89 0 1 90
14 Aramis Ramirez Chicago Cubs 90 0 0 90
14 Manny Ramirez Boston Red Sox-Los Angeles Dodgers 85 1 4 90
19 Justin Morneau Minnesota Twins 88 1 0 89
19 Jose Reyes New York Mets 89 0 0 89
19 Ryan Theriot Chicago Cubs 89 0 0 89
22 Garret Anderson Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim 87 0 1 88
22 Jason Bartlett Tampa Bay Rays 80 0 8 88
22 Carlos Beltran New York Mets 88 0 0 88
22 Orlando Cabrera Chicago White Sox 87 0 1 88
22 Pedro Feliz Philadelphia Phillies 77 0 11 88
22 Corey Hart Milwaukee Brewers 87 0 1 88
22 David Wright New York Mets 88 0 0 88
29 Robinson Cano New York Yankees 87 0 0 87
29 James Loney Los Angeles Dodgers 83 0 4 87
29 Jimmy Rollins Philadelphia Phillies 76 0 11 87
32 Bobby Abreu New York Yankees 86 0 0 86
32 Lance Berkman Houston Astros 86 0 0 86
32 Carlos Delgado New York Mets 86 0 0 86
32 Jermaine Dye Chicago White Sox 85 0 1 86
32 Derek Jeter New York Yankees 85 1 0 86
32 Matt Kemp Los Angeles Dodgers 82 0 4 86
32 Jason Werth Philadelphia Phillies 75 0 11 86
39 Ryan Braun Milwaukee Brewers 84 0 1 85
39 Jason Kendall Milwaukee Brewers 84 0 1 85
39 Jason Varitek Boston Red Sox 78 1 6 85
42 Carlos Gomez Minnesota Twins 84 0 0 84
42 Russell Martin Los Angeles Dodgers 80 0 4 84
42 Lyle Overbay Toronto Blue Jays 84 0 0 84
42 Alexis Rios Toronto Blue Jays 84 0 0 84
42 Geovany Soto Chicago Cubs 84 0 0 84
42 Nick Swisher Chicago White Sox 83 0 1 84
42 Miguel Tejada Houston Astros 84 0 0 84
49 Dioner Navarro Tampa Bay Rays 74 1 8 83
49 Hunter Pence Houston Astros 83 0 0 83
49 Skip Schumaker St. Louis Cardinals 83 0 0 83
52 Jorge Cantu Florida Marlins 82 0 0 82
52 Troy Glaus St. Louis Cardinals 82 0 0 82
52 J. J. Hardy Milwaukee Brewers 81 0 1 82
55 Evan Longoria Tampa Bay Rays 73 1 8 82
55 Delmon Young Minnesota Twins 82 0 0 82
57 Alex Rodriguez New York Yankees 80 1 0 81
57 Grady Sizemore Cleveland Indians 80 1 0 81
57 Chris Young Arizona Diamondbacks 81 0 0 81
60 Endy Chavez New York Mets 80 0 0 80
60 Ryan Ludwick St. Louis Cardinals 80 0 0 80
60 Albert Pujols St. Louis Cardinals 80 0 0 80
60 Hanley Ramirez Florida Marlins 80 0 0 80
60 Jim Thome Chicago White Sox 79 0 1 80
65 Jason Giambi New York Yankees 78 0 0 78
65 Joe Mauer Minnesota Twins 77 1 0 78
65 Mark Reynolds Arizona Diamondbacks 78 0 0 78