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MLB Standings Show What It Takes to Lead Best Division in Baseball
The National League Central is collectively charting a really impressive course. All five teams are playing winning baseball and though it's still very early into the season, there is at least the possibility for history. Since going to divisions in 1969, there has never been an instance where one finished with every team above .500. The last-place team has checked in right at .500 twice (the 2005 NL East and 1991 AL West).
Currently the Brewers and Pirates see themselves looking up at all the rest. Each is three games over the .500-mark with Milwaukee holding a slight edge based on winning percentage. This puts them 3 1/2 games behind the division-leading Cubs, who have announced their intention of taking control of the most competitive sect in the sport by putting together a five-game winning streak. At 22-12 they hold the third best record in MLB yet that's only good for a two-game lead over both the Cardinals and Reds.
NL Central standings show every team is winning. We break down why
The Milwaukee Brewers head into the week of May 4 with a strong 18-15 record, especially considering that the team has been playing without several key offensive contributors.
The problem? That's only good for a tie for fourth place in the National League Central Division, percentage points ahead of Pittsburgh for the division cellar.
The Brewers are 3½ games behind the frontrunning Chicago Cubs. It's the only division in baseball with every team above .500.
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MLB power rankings: Rampaging Cubs finally look like NL Central bullies
The National League Central has been baseball's best division, a fact that seems straight out of the upside down. The Chicago Cubs have been the division's bully, a development that seems long overdue.
The Cubs have been on an early-season rampage, winning 14 of their last 17 games, dominating their Wrigley Field stomping grounds and soaring to No. 4 in USA TODAY Sports' power rankings.
At 22-12, the Cubs have the second-best record in the NL, yet they're just two games ahead of the 20-14 Cincinnati Reds and St. Louis Cardinals. All five Central clubs are at least three games over .500, on the strength of a combined 44-28 record in interleague play.
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