MLB Badderfive — BadderSports

1st Place Atlanta Braves

Perfect 0-6 Weekly Record with a -10 Run differential

Swept by the Diamondbacks and Giants

Some instant classic losses three days in a row

Leading 10-4 to give up 7 runs in the 9th to the Diamondbacks

Losing 5-4 to Giants in extra innings

Losing a 2-1 lead in the bottom of the 9th on a walk ioff homerun to the Giants

2-8 in their last 10 games and firmly in 4th place in the NL East

Payroll of $215 Million Dollars for 27-37 Record

1-5 Weekly Record with a -7 Run differential

Swept by the Pirates and lost their series to the Blue Jays

Lost four games by 1 run

Offense is struggling scoring 16 runs on the week

Philles have back to back weeks in the Badderfive and are 1-9 in their last 10 games.

$279 Million Dollars for 37-28 Record

Even with the bad weeks still sitting in a wild card spot

1-5 Weekly Record with a -8 Run differential

Swept by the Orioles and lost their series to the Angels

The up and down Mariners continue to show the lack of consistency to stay atop the divison

The Mariners have fallen to 2nd in the weak AL West and they are 3-7 in their last 10 games

Payroll of $151 Million Dollars for 33-31 Record

When will they figure themselves out

1-5 Weekly Record with a -5 Run differential

Swept by the Colorado Rockies….Swept by the Rockies…. Swept by the Rockies

A team was bound to get swept by he Rockies and the Marlins took it like a champ

Lost the next Series to the Rays in dramatic fashion

Only one game was a lost of greater than 1 run - that was a two run loss

Currently in last place in the NL East division

$67 Million Dollars for 24-39 Record - which is respectable for being the lowest payroll in MLB

2-4 Weekly Record with a -13 run differential

Only managed to score 11 runs for the whole week….11

Last Week the Nationals scored 40 runs with a team record of 9 runs or more in 4 straight games

Lost both series to Cubs and the Texas Rangers

Nationals have been a pleasant surprise for baseball and currently sit in 3rd place in their division

$113 Million Dollars for 30-35 Record