Game 1

Cubs 7 (13-16)

Dodgers 1 (17-13)

Final/7

W (Kyle Hendricks 2-3 ERA 6.07) L (Clayton Kershaw 4-3 ERA 2.95)

Game 2

Cubs 4 (14-16)

Dodgers 3 (17-14)

W (Justin Steele 1-0 ERA 3.68) L (Garrett Cleavinger 0-2 ERA 2.70)

DOUBLEHEADER

Game 1

Giants 12 (18-11)

Rockies 4 (10-19)

Final/7

W (Matt Wisler 1-2 ERA 8.44) L (German Marquez 1-3 ERA 6.21)

Game 2

Rockies 8 (11-19)

Giants 6 (18-12)

Final/7

W (Ben Bowden 1-2 ERA 7.20) L (Camilo Doval 0-1 ERA 8.10)

Marlins 9 (12-16)

Arizona 3 (15-14)

W (Richard Bleier 2-0 ERA 4.50) L (Kevin Ginkel 0-1 ERA 5.56)

White Sox 9 (16-12)

Reds 0 (13-16)

W (Dylan Cease 2-0 ERA 2.37) L (Jeff Hoffman 2-2 ERA 4.39)

Yankees 7 (15-14)

Astros 3 (15-14)

W (Lucas Luetge 2-0 ERA 3.78) L (Brandon Bielak 1-1 ERA 4.30)

Red Sox 11 (18-12)

Tigers 7 (8-22)

W (Nick Pievetta 4-0 ERA 3.23) L (Michael Fulmer 1-2 ERA 4.57) SV (Matt Barnes 7 SV ERA 2.25)

Braves 6 (13-16)

Nationals 1 (12-13)

W (Huascar Ynoa 3-1 ERA 2.36) L (Joe Ross 2-2 ERA 4.39)

Phillies 6 (15-15)

Brewers (17-13)

W (Aaron Nola 3-1 ERA 2.89) L (Eric Lauer 1-1 ERA 1.64) SV (Sam Coonrod 2 SV ERA 1.23)

Rangers 6 (14-17)

Twins 3 (11-17)

Final/10

W (joely Rodriguez 1-1 ERA) L (Brandon Waddell 0-1 ERA 11.25) SV (Ian Kennedy 8 SV ERA 2.08)

Cleveland 7 (15-13)

Royals 3 (16-12)

W (Nick Wittgren 1-1 ERA 6.48) L (Josh Staumont 0-1 ERA 2.40)

Rays 8 (16-15)

Angels 3 (13-15)

W (Luis Patino 1-0 ERA 1.17) L (Alex Cobb 1-2 ERA 5.48)

Athletics 4 (19-12)

Blue Jays 1 (14-14)

W (Cole Irvin 3-3 ERA 3.09) L (Anthony Kay 0-2 ERA 9.82) SV (Yusmeiro Petit 1 SV ERA 0.98)

Mariners 5 (17-14)

Orioles 2 (14-16)

W (Rafael Montero 3-1 ERA 3.86) L (Travis Lakins Sr. 1-3 ERA 5.19)

Pirates 2 (13-16)

Padres 1 (17-14)

W (Mitch Keller 2-3 ERA 6.29) L (Ryan Weathers 1-1 ERA 0.93) SV (Richard Rodriguez 5 SV ERA 0.00)

Mets vs Cardinals- POSTPONED

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Marlins (11-16)

W (Max Scherzer 2-2 ERA 2.54) L (Trevor Rogers 3-2 ERA 1.91)

Cardinals 3 (16-12)

Pirates 0 (12-15)

W (Carlos Martinez 2-4 ERA 3.72) L (Wil Crowe 0-1 ERA 4.66) SV (Alex Reyes 7 SV ERA 0.00)

Blue Jays 7 (14-12)

Braves 2 (12-16)

W (Ryan Borucki 3-1 ERA 3.97) L (Ian Anderson 2-1 ERA 3.27) SV (Rafael Dolis 3 SV ERA 2.84)

Yankees 2 (14-14)

Tigers 0 (8-21)

W (Corey Kluber ERA 3.03) L (Jose Urena 1-4 ERA 3.53) SV (Aroldis Chapman 6 SV ERA 0.00)

Reds 13 (13-14)

Cubs 12 (12-16)

Final/10

W (Ryan Hendrix 2-0 ERA 0.00) L (Craig Kimbrel 0-1 ERA 0.00)

Rays 5 (14-15)

Astross 4 (15-13)

W (Jeffrey Springs 2-0 ERA 4.09) L (Brooks Raley 0-1 ERA 6.57) SV (Diego Castillo 7 SV ERA 3.38)

Cleveland 5 (13-13)

White Sox 0 (15-12)

W (Zach Plesac 2-3 ERA 4.78) L (Lucas Giolito 1-3 ERA 4.99)

Twins 13 (10-16)

Royals 4 (16-10)

W (Jose Berrios 3-2 ERA 3.58) L (Brad Keller 2-3 ERA 8.06)

Dodgers 16 (17-12)

Brewers 4 (17-11)

W (Julio Urias 4-0 ERA 2.87) L (Alec Bettinger 0-1 ERA 24.75)

Rangers 5 (13-16)

Red Sox 3 (17-12)

W (Josh Sborz 3-1 ERA 3.86) L (Adam Ottavino 2-2 ERA 5.40) SV (Ian Kennedy 7 SV ERA 2.25)

Mariners 2 (16-13)

Angels 0 (13-13)

W (Justus Cheffield 2-2 ERA 4.18) L (Dylan Bundy 0-3 ERA 4.00) SV (Rafael Montero 4 SV ERA 4.15)

Giants 7 (17-11)

Padres 1 (16-13)

W (Kevin Gausman 2-0 ERA 2.04) L (Joe Musgrove 2-3 ERA 2.38)

Arizona 8 (15-13)

Rockies 4 (10-18)

W (Chris Devenski 1-0 ERA 9.00) L (Daniel Bard 1-2 ERA 9.00)

Mets 8 (11-11)

Phillies 7 (13-15)

W (Jacob Barnes 1-0 ERA 7.50) L (Brandon Kintzler 1-1 ERA 8.00) SV (Jeurys Familia 1 SV ERA 1.29)

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Yankees 3 (11-14)

Final/10

W (Tanner Scott 1-1 ERA 2.53) L (Jonathan Loaisiga 2-1 ERA 1.17)

Rangers 4 (11-15)

Red Sox 1 (16-10)

W (Kyle Gibson 3-0 ERA 2.16) L (Martin Perez 0-2 ERA 4.70) SV (Ian Kennedy 5 SV ERA 2.70)

Athletcis 3 (16-10)

Rays 2 (13-13)

W (Jake Diekman 1-0 ERA 2.38) L (Diego Castillo 0-2 ERA 3.65) SV (Lou Trivino 4 SV ERA 1.20)

Cardinals 4 (13-12)

Phillies 3 (12-13)

Final/10

W (Alex Reyes 1-0 ERA 0.00) L (David Hale 0-1 ERA 5.06)

Mariners 1 (14-12)

Astros 0 (13-12)

W (Tusei Kikuchi 1-1 ERA 4.40) L (Luis Garcia 0-3 ERA 2.70) SV (Kendall Graveman 3 SV ERA 0.00)

DOUBLEHEADER

Game 1

White Sox 3 (13-10)

Tigers 1 (8-17)

Final/7

W (Carlos Rondon 4-0 ERA 0.72) L (Casey Mize 1-3 ERA 5.06) SV (Liam Hendriks 5 SV ERA 4.35)

Game 2

White Sox 11 (14-10)

Tigers 0 (8-16)

W (Dylan Cease 1-0 ERA 2.96) L (Matthew Boyd 2-3 ERA 2.27)

Cubs 9 (11-14)

Braves 3 (12-13)

W (Adbert Alzolay 1-2 ERA 4.71) L (Bryse Wilson 1-2 ERA 6.75)

Brewers 2 (15-10)

Dodgers 1 (16-10)

W (Eric Lauer 1-0 ERA 0.00) L (Trevor Bauer 3-1 ERA 2.48)

Arizona 5 (13-12)

Rockies 3 (9-16)

W (Caleb Smith 2-1 ERA 2.30) L (Robert Stephenson 0-1 ERA 3.09) SV (Stefan Crichton 5 SV ERA 5.00)

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Tigers 2

W (Brad Keller 2-2 ERA 9.00) L (Spencer Turnbull 1-1 ERA 3.27) SV (Josh Staumont 2 SV ERA 0.75)

Braves 8

Cubs 7

W (Charlie Morton 2-1 ERA 4.76) L (Brandon Workman 0-2 ERA 6.14) SV (Will Smith 5 SV ERA 3.60)

Indians 5

Twins 3

Final/10

W (Emmanuel Clase 2-1 ERA 0.00) L (Alex Colome 1-3 ERA 6.75)

Orioles 4

Yankees 2

W (Mat Harvey 2-1 ERA 4.26) L (Devi Garcia 3-2 ERA 4.98) SV (Cesar Valdez 5 SV ERA 0.84)

Athletcis 2

Rays 1

W (Sean Manaea 3-1 ERA 2.83) L (Rich Hill 1-1 ERA 7.25) SV (Lou Trivino 3 SV ERA 1.29)

Marlins 8

Brewers 0

W (Trevor Rogers 3-1 ERA 1.29) L (Corbin Burnes 2-2 ERA 1.53)

Phillies 2

Cardinals 1

W (Zach Wheeler 2-2 ERA 3.13) L (Adam Wainwright 0-3 ERA 4.08) SV (Hector Neris 4 SV ERA 1.86)

Angels 9

Rangers 4

W (Shohei Ohtani 1-0 ERA 3.29) L (Jordan Lyles 1-2 ERA 6.75)

Astros 5

Seattle 2

W (Jose Urquidy 1-2 ERA 4.67) L (Justus Sheffield 1-2 ERA 5.32) SV (Ryan Pressly 2 SV ERA 0.90)

Giants 12

Rockies 0

W (Anthony Desclafani 2-0 ERA 1.50) L (Austin Gomber 1-3 ERA 6.65)

Reds 5

Dodgers 3

Final/10

W (Tejay 1-0 ERA 0.66) L (Kenley Jansen 0-1 ERA 2.61)

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Dodgers 7

Final/11

W (Tim Hill 1-2 ERA 1.89) L (Garrett Cleavinger 0-1 ERA 0.00) SV (Mark Melancon 8 SV 0.82)

Orioles 8

Athletics 1

W (John Means 2-0 ERA 1.50) L (Jesus Lizard 1-2 ERA 5.40)

Royals 4

Tigers 0

W (Danny Duffey 3-1 ERA 0.39) L (Tarik Skubal 0-3 ERA 5.21)

Blue Jays 1

Rays 0

W (Tim Mayza 1-0 ERA 0.00) L (Josh Fleming 1-2 ERA 1.23) SV (Rafael Dolis 2 SV ERA 3.48)

Cleveland 7

Yankees 3

W (Sam Hentges 1-0 ERA 3.38) L (Jamieson Taillon 0-2 ERA 6.23)

Red Sox 5

Mariners 3

W (Eduardo Rodriguez 4-0 ERA 3.52) L (Nick Margevicius 0-2 ERA 8.25) SV (Matt Barnes 4 SV ERA 3.00)

Mets 4

Nationals 0

W (Taijuan Walker 1-1 ERA 2.14) L (Patrick Corbin 0-3 ERA 10.47)

DOUBLEHEADER

Game 1

Diamondbacks 5

Braves 0

Final/7

W (Zach Gallen 1-0 ERA 2.15) L (Bryse Wilson 1-1 ERA 5.00)

Game 2

Diamondbacks 7

Braves 0

Final/7

W (Madison Bumgarner 2-2 ERA 6.31) L (Drew Smyly 0-1 ERA 7.20)

Angels 4

Astros 2

W (Chris Rodriguez 1-0 ERA 3.18) L (Luis Garcia 0-2 ERA 3.00) SV (Raisel Iglesias 3 SV ERA 6.75)

Pirates 6

Twins 2

W (Clay Holmes 1-0 ERA 6.35) L (Matt Shoemaker 1-2 ERA 5.49)

White Sox 8

Rangers 4

W (Michael Kopech 2-0 ERA 1.72) L (Kohei Arihara 2-2 ERA 4.03)

Brewers 6

Cubs 0

W (Brandon Woodruff 2-0 ERA 1.55) L (Jake Arrieta 3-2 ERA 2.57)

Cardinals 5

Reds 2

W (Jack Flaherty 4-0 ERA 3.18) L (Luis Castillo 1-2 ERA 6.29) SV (Alex Reyes 5 SV ERA 0.00)

Rockies 12

Phillies 2

W (Jon Gray 3-1 ERA 2.54) L (Chase Anderson 0-3 ERA 6.48)

Giants 4

Marlins 3

W (Logan Webb 1-1 ERA 4.03) L (Paul Campell 0-1 ERA 8.22) SV (Tyler Rogers 2 SV ERA 1.23)

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For the first time since 2002, the Patriots ended a season with a losing record. A 7-9 record doesn’t look bad, but when your team is consistently winning for over 20 years, it didn’t go over well with the organization or its fans. Bill Belichick last year didn’t handle the Queteback situation correctly after Tom Brady left for Tampa. When Tom Brady left last March, everyone in the NFL knew the Patriots needed to respond and have their next great QB. Well, that simply did not happen and the team was scrambling to sign Cam Newton late in the offseason. With all that being said, the Patriots this offseason quickly turned things around and have made this team into a playoff contender. 

Can the Patriots win the AFC East this year? Yes. Here are the 3 reasons why the Patriots can return back on top of the AFC East! 

1. Free Agent Singings

Bill Belichick and his coaching staff wasted no time this offseason trying to get the team better. The Patriots signed two tight ends to solidify a much-needed boost offensively. Jonnu Smith and Hunter Henry are both prominent tight ends. They also signed all-pro, Matthew Judon as an edge rusher. When Judon is 100 percent, he can cause havoc all over the field. The Wide Receiver positions also got a boost this offseason as the team signed Nelson Agholor and Kendrick Bourne.  

2. Buffalo and Miami offseason wows 

To be honest, what have either Buffalo or Miami done this offseason? Not really much. Of course, the draft is a week from today, but both teams lost key players from their team. Buffalo lost Wide Receivers, John Brown and Andre Roberts. Miami lost Running back, Matt Breida. They also let Kyle Van Noy go back to the Patriots which could prove costly defensively. The Patriots out of all the team in the AFC East improved the most and can content with both teams. 

3. Defensive improvements 

At the start of the 2020 season, New England wanted to build their team on defense. Knowing it would take time for Newton to learn everything, the team knew it would take some time to adjust without Tom Brady. Well, this last offseason was from normal as teams weren’t allowed to have much of an offseason program. Defensively, New England was without some of their key starters with injury or opting out of the season. Coming into this year, the team has improved in a lot of ways defensively. Getting a healthy Stephon Gilmore back and adding former Eagle, Jalen Mills will make the backend of the Patriots defense stronger. The team added some depth up front to help with pass-rushing and stopping the run. In the last five games last year, it seemed like teams were running at will against the Patriots. If the Patriots’ defense is anything like 2 years ago, they will contend for a division title! 

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Reds 11

Final/10

(W-Caleb Smith 1-1 ERA 2.63) (L- Lucus Smith 0-1 ERA 6.43)

Pirates 4

Tigers 2

(W- Sam Howard 2-1 ERA 2.45) (L-Jose Cisnero 0-1 ERA 6.75) (SV-Richard Rodriguez 3 SV ERA 0.00)

Seattle 7

Boston 3

Final/10

(W-Rafael Montero 2-0 ERA2.61) (L- Darwinzon Hernandez 0-1 ERA 5.14

Yankees 6

Cleveland 3

(W-Domingo German 1-2 ERA 6.23) (L- Nick Wittgren 0-1 ERA 10.13) (SV- Aroldis Chapman 3 SV ERA 0.00)

Cubs 4

Mets 3

(W- Dan Winkler 1-0 ERA 1.42) (L-Edwin Diaz 1-1 ERA 2.57)

Houston 8

Angels 2

(W-Cristian Javier 2-0 ERA 1.32) (L- Alex Cobb 1-1 6.28 ERA)

SF Giants 3

Marlins 0

(W-Aaron Sanchex 1-1 ERA 1.83) (L- Daniel Castano 0-1 ERA 3.60) (SV- Jake Mcgee 7 SV ERA 2.61)

Padres 3

Dodgers 2

(W-Nabil Crismatt 1-1 ERA 3.12) (L-Blake Trinen 1-1 ERA 3.38) (SV- Mark Melancon 7 SV ERA 0.90)

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