1. NY Yankees: $teinbrenner will get his way
        2. Atlanta: Finally has the 'pen for postseason
        3. Arizona: Back on top in the West
        4. Seattle: Opening a nice lead over Ana-Oak
        5. Boston: Around .500 since the good start
        6. Minnesota: Time to talk magic number
        7. Los Angeles: Hit the second-half wall
        8. San Francisco: Benny is young again
        9. Anaheim: Schedule gets tougher from here
        10. Oakland: 18-6 in one-run games
        11. St. Louis: Finley could help. . . the Reds
        12. Reds: Got to win at home
        13. Montreal: Robbie resigns, well almost
        14. NY Mets: Coming around way too late
        15. Houston: The Reds menace
        16. Pittsburgh: Playing well post-break
        17. Chicago White Sox: Slip-sliding away
        18. Baltimore: Lopez is pitcher to watch
        19. Colorado: Pushing ERA toward 5.00
        20. Philadelphia: Closing in on fourth place
        21. Florida: Stop fire sale, contract now
        22. Cleveland: Mis-Jake on the Lake
        23. Chicago Cubs: Hitting .240 as a club
        24. Kansas City: Ibanez, RBI machine.
        25. Toronto: Loaiza -- $5.8 mill, 4-5, 5.69 ERA
        26. Texas: ARod has MVP numbers, and so what
        27. San Diego: Injuries are major factor
        28. Detroit: On a 102-loss pace
        29. Milwaukee: 20 games back in a weak division
        30. Tampa Bay: On a 112-loss pace

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