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What is the wild card in the MLB?
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If you are talking about the MLB season, "Wild Card" means that one 2nd place team can advance to divisional playoffs.
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As of 8/22/10: AL: Tampa Bay 76-48 --. Boston 71-54 5.5 GB. Chicago White Sox 67-57 9.0 GB. Toronto 64-59 11.5 GB. Los Angeles Angels 62-62 14.0 GB. NL: Philadelphia 70-53 --. St.
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The three division winners in each league earn spots in the playoffs. The fourth spot in each league is given to the non-divisonal-winning team with the best record in each league
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At the end of the season, there may be a tie with the wildcard teams or even in a division itself. In the case of a tie, those teams must play one game to determine who will finish
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