MLB standings: Dodgers finally in first place, Cubs still second
American League West
Houston Astros (52-25, .675, – GB)
Last Week: 4-0 at Athletics, 2-1 at Mariners
- Home Record: 23-16
- Road Record: 29-9
- Runs Scored: 424
- Runs Allowed: 305
- Run Differential: +119
- Streak: Won 2
- Last 10: 7-3
Next Week: June 27-29 vs. Athletics, June 30-July 2 vs. Yankees
Texas Rangers (38-37, .5-7, 13 GB)
Last Week: 2-2 vs. Blue Jays, 2-1 at Yankees
- Home Record: 22-17
- Road Record: 16-20
- Runs Scored: 375
- Runs Allowed: 346
- Run Differential: +29
- Streak: Won 2
- Last 10: 6-4
Next Week: June 26-29 at Indians, June 30-July 2 at White Sox
Los Angeles Angels (40-39, .506, 13 GB)
Last Week: 2-1 at Yankees, 2-1 at Red Sox
- Home Record: 21-16
- Road Record: 19-23
- Runs Scored: 345
- Runs Allowed: 342
- Run Differential: +3
- Streak: Won 2
- Last 10: 5-5
Next Week: June 26-27 at Dodgers, June 28-29 vs. Dodgers, June 30-July 2 vs. Mariners
Seattle Mariners (39-39, .500, 13.5 GB)
Last Week: 4-0 vs. Tigers, 1-2 vs. Astros
- Home Record: 25-15
- Road Record: 14-24
- Runs Scored: 382
- Runs Allowed: 383
- Run Differential: -1
- Streak: Lost 2
- Last 10: 6-4
Next Week: June 27-28 vs. Phillies, June 30-July 2 at Angels
Oakland Athletics (34-42, .447, 17.5 GB)
Last Week: 0-4 vs. Astros, 3-0 at White Sox
- Home Record: 22-17
- Road Record: 12-25
- Runs Scored: 331
- Runs Allowed: 403
- Run Differential: -72
- Streak: Won 3
- Last 10: 6-4
Next Week: June 27-29 at Astros, June 30-July 2 vs. Braves
Nobody has caught the Astros in the West, and with a 13-game lead in the division, it would take a two-week losing streak for anyone to come close. Houston swept four games in Oakland and took two out of three in a weekend set in Seattle thanks in large part to timely run production, a solid bullpen and the return of Lance McCullers from the DL.