MLB Standings: Dodgers stay hot after All-Star break

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National League Central

Milwaukee Brewers (52-42, .553, – GB)

Last Week: 2-1 vs. Phillies

Home Record: 28-24
Road Record: 24-18
Runs Scored: 465
Runs Allowed: 419
Run Differential: +46
Streak: Lost 1
Last 10: 8-2

Next Week: July 17-20 at Pirates, July 21-23 at Phillies

Chicago Cubs (46-45, .505, 3.5 GB)

Last Week: 3-0 at Orioles

Home Record: 24-20
Road Record: 22-25
Runs Scored: 426
Runs Allowed: 410
Run Differential: +16
Streak: Won 3
Last 10: 6-4

Next Week: July 17-19 at Braves, July 21-23 vs. Cardinals

St. Louis Cardinals (44-47, .484, 6.5 GB)

Last Week: 1-2 at Pirates

Home Record: 26-24
Road Record: 18-23
Runs Scored: 411
Runs Allowed: 398
Run Differential: +13
Streak: Lost 1
Last 10: 5-5

Next Week: July 17-20 at Mets, July 21-23 at Cubs

Pittsburgh Pirates (44-48, .478, 7 GB)

Last Week: 2-1 vs. Cardinals

Home Record: 23-23
Road Record: 21-25
Runs Scored: 387
Runs Allowed: 412
Run Differential: -25
Streak: Won 1
Last 10: 7-3

Next Week: July 17-20 vs. Brewers, July 21-23 at Rockies

Cincinnati Reds (39-52, .429, 11.5 GB)

Last Week: 0-3 vs. Nationals

Home Record: 23-23
Road Record: 16-29
Runs Scored: 435
Runs Allowed: 492
Run Differential: -57
Streak: Lost 3
Last 10: 4-6

Next Week: June 17 vs. Nationals, July 18-20 vs. Diamondbacks, July 21-23 vs. Marlins

The Cubs are coming. Chicago made the biggest splash of the trade season thus far by adding lefty Jose Quintana from the White Sox during the All-Star break. Quintana was brilliant in his first start with his new club, holding the Orioles to three hits while striking out 12 in seven innings to pick up the win Sunday, which finished the first road sweep of the season for the Cubs.

But the Brewers didn’t allow Chicago gain much ground in the standings. Milwaukee took the first two games of a three-game series against the Phillies. Ryan Braun led the way with a homer and four RBI over the weekend.

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