Thanks to extremely solid pitching from the Atoms (and/or extremely poor hitting from the Masons), we've completed the season sweep over Boston and have officially clinched a playoff spot for the fourth year in a row. Unfortunately, Oakland won, meaning we didn't get the chance to clinch the NL crown, but we can take matters into our own hands this week, as we face the Squirrels for the first time since Opening Day. SP Jacob Lopez leads the charge, dominating the Masons lineup to the tune of 07 scoreless innings and 09 Ks, earning a quality start and a win. #GoldBars

- Tampa Bay was eliminated this week with their loss to Minnesota

- Arizona has clinched the Continental League with their win over New York.

- Las Vegas and Detroit become the third and fourth teams to clinch playoff spots with their respective wins over Boston and Havana.

This week sees no one able to be eliminated from the playoffs entirely, so if you're not Carolina, Chicago, Havana, Kansas City, Memphis, Montreal, Tampa Bay, or Toronto you are still in the playoff hunt.

- Oklahoma City can clinch the American League with a win over Havana OR a Detroit loss to Los Angeles.

- Las Vegas has the simplest path to clinch the National League since they face Oakland: a win or a tie gets them in.

- San Diego can clinch a playoff spot with a win over Carolina OR losses by at least one of Los Angeles or Boston. Keep an eye on that Detroit and Los Angeles game with playoff implications on both sides, and Boston facing Chicago.

- Both Oakland and Minnesota can clinch playoff spots with a win AND losses by both Los Angeles and Boston. We've gone over the Oakland, Los Angeles, and Boston games already, and Minnesota will be taking on New York, who is only one game up on the Condors and Masons for the final playoff spot.

- Oklahoma City needed a win or a loss by Detroit to clinch the American League, and got both. They also are guaranteed to finish in the top two of the league.

- Arizona has also guaranteed a top two spot in the league, as they hold the head-to-head tiebreaker over Las Vegas.

- Speaking of Las Vegas, they needed a win or a tie over Oakland to clinch the National League, and they got the win.

- All three leagues have been clinched with 2 weeks to play.

- San Diego has clinched a playoff berth, becoming the 5th team guaranteed a spot in the playoffs.

- Minnesota is next on the list, a win over Toronto OR losses by Los Angeles against Havana, New York against Oakland, AND Boston against Carolina will get them into the playoffs.

- Oakland can also punch their ticket to the playoffs this week, but need a bit more help. They need to beat New York AND have Boston OR Los Angeles lose.

- Las Vegas cannot fall below the 5 seed, so will be between the 3 and 5 seeds.

- Detroit would need to win out and have Las Vegas lose out to claim the 3 seed, and cannot fall below the 6 seed.

- San Diego would need help from Detroit to get to the 3 seed, but mathematically can do it, but can also drop as low as the 7 seed.

- Minnesota can get as high as the 4 seed with help, but can also miss the playoffs entirely.

- Oakland, Los Angeles, New York, and Boston could all mathematically get as high as the 6 seed, but at least 1 of them will miss the playoffs.

The Turtles would not play spoiler against us, as we easily took care of business and guaranteed ourselves a top two finish in the AltLB. We're not going to slow down any time soon, as now we play our final road game of the year against CL rival San Diego. Featured for this week is veteran 1B Freddie Freeman, who hit 10/27 for 3 home runs, 6 RBI's, 3 walks and a stolen base. #Thunderstruck