MLB Standings: Yankees, Cubs retake first place

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National League East

Washington Nationals (62-41, .602, – GB)

Last Week: 2-1 vs. Brewers, 1-2 vs. Rockies

Home Record: 29-22
Road Record: 33-19
Runs Scored: 574
Runs Allowed: 459
Run Differential: +115
Streak: Won 1
Last 10: 5-5

Next Week: July 31-Aug. 2 at Marlins, Aug. 4-6 at Cubs

Miami Marlins (49-54, .476, 13 GB)

Last Week: 2-1 at Rangers, 3-1 vs. Reds

Home Record: 25-27
Road Record: 24-27
Runs Scored: 491
Runs Allowed: 510
Run Differential: -19
Streak: Lost 1
Last 10: 7-3

Next Week: July 31-Aug. 2 vs. Nationals, Aug. 4-6 at Braves

New York Mets (48-55, .466, 14 GB)

Last Week: 2-2 at Padres, 1-2 at Mariners

Home Record: 25-28
Road Record: 23-27
Runs Scored: 490
Runs Allowed: 540
Run Differential: -50
Streak: Lost 2
Last 10: 5-5

Next Week: Aug. 1-3 at Rockies, Aug. 4-6 vs. Dodgers

Atlanta Braves (48-55, .466, 14 GB)

Last Week: 1-2 at Diamondbacks, 0-3 at Phillies

Home Record: 23-25
Road Record: 25-30
Runs Scored: 474
Runs Allowed: 531
Run Differential: -57
Streak: Lost 4
Last 10: 3-7

Next Week: July 31 at Phillies, Aug. 1-3 vs. Dodgers, Aug. 4-6 vs. Marlins

Philadelphia Phillies (38-64, .373, 23.5 GB)

Last Week: 1-2 vs. Astros, 3-0 vs. Braves

Home Record: 22-28
Road Record: 16-36
Runs Scored: 414
Runs Allowed: 487
Run Differential: -73
Streak: Won 4
Last 10: 7-3

Next Week: July 31 vs. Braves, Aug. 1-3 at Angels, Aug. 4-6 at Rockies

Ryan Zimmerman continued his resurgence at the plate for the Nationals last week. The veteran first baseman connected for four home runs and drove in nine runs in five games, hitting .350/.381/1.000 in the process. However, Wilmer Difo led the team with eight hits for the week. Difo, Brian Goodwin and Bryce Harper each homered twice for the Nats.

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