Remaining schedules for the 3 teams; (**-**) = current record of opponent; Chicago 74-71: 9/13; @ Houston (63-82) 9/14-16; 4 @ St Louis (69-74) 9/17-19; 3 vs Cincinnati (66-79) 9/21-23; 3 vs Pittsburgh (65-81) 9/25-27; 3 @ Florida (63-83) 9/28-30; 3 @ Cincinnati (66-79) Milwaukee 74-71: 9/14-16; 3 vs Cincinnati (66-79) 9/17-19; 3 @ Houston (63-82) 9/20-23; 4 @ Atlanta (74-72) 9/24-26; 3 vs St Louis (69-74) 9/27-30; 4 vs San Diego (78-66) St Louis 69-74: 6/13; @ Cincinnati (66-79) 6/14-16; 4 vs Chicago Cubs (74-71) 6/17-19; 3 vs Philadelphia (76-69) 9/20-23; 4 vs Houston (63-82) 9/24-26; 3 @ Milwaukee (74-71) 9/27; @ NY Mets (83-62) 9/28-30; 3 @ Pittsburgh (65-81) Would 84-78 win the division? If the Cubs can take the series finale later tonight, vs the Stros, then 2 of 4 from StL, 4 of 6 on final home stand, and then 3 of remaining 6; that'll get us to 10-7 and 84-78 overall. If did go 10-7, MIL would have to take 2 from Cincy, 4 on final road trip [2 from HOU wouldn't be the hardest thing ever, but chances are that ATL will be giving all they got and holding out hope for the WC], and 4 in final home stand just to tie us [2 (or even all 3) from StL might be a given, but SDP will be fighting "tooth and nail" to either hang on to the WC spot or win it]. I think what it boils down to is, we need to do as I outline above but take either 3 of 4 from StL this weekend, and/or 4 of 6, of last 6, to give us a good shot to at least force a 1-game playoff with MIL, if not win it outright by finishing 11-6 or 12-5.