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Nail-biter to win ‘Dreaded Aldon’
‘Who will win the AL East? We won’t know until the end!
The battle for the American League East title in Major League Baseball, known as the “Terror of the East,” is coming down to the wire. The Baltimore Orioles and Tampa Bay Rays began their final four-game series of the season on the 15th (KST), with both teams screaming for the wild card. In this four-game series, Tampa Bay had the first laugh. They won 4-3 in game 15. They evened their season win total. 91 wins, side by side. Baltimore, which has played two fewer games, has 55 and Tampa Bay has 57.
Both teams are virtually assured of a postseason berth. At least the American League wild card. Instead of going the wild card route, the Orioles will try to win the division. Recently, Baltimore’s three-game losing streak and Tampa Bay’s two-game winning streak have narrowed the gap to one game. Baltimore has 16 games to go and Tampa Bay has 14. The final district winner will likely not be known until the very end.
Baltimore currently leads the American League. Tampa Bay is currently in first place for the American League Wild Card. They are nine games ahead of the third-place Seattle Mariners (81-65), who are the last team to make the postseason. Either Tampa Bay or Baltimore can at least clinch a wild card. Both teams have their sights set on winning the Dreaded AL East and avoiding the wild card.메이저사이트
The matchups on April 16-18 will be crucial. The first leg of this four-game series was well played by Tampa Bay. Baltimore will be looking to bounce back at home, while Tampa Bay will be looking to build on their momentum and reclaim first place. After this four-game series with Tampa Bay, Baltimore will play three games on the road against the Houston Astros, three on the road against the Cleveland Indians, two at home against the Washington Nationals, and four at home against the Boston Red Sox. After this four-game set, Tampa Bay will host the Los Angeles Angels for three at home, the Toronto Blue Jays for three at home, Boston for two on the road, and Toronto again for three on the road.