MLB National League West?

They were dominant in 2007 aswell. I think the "NL Worst" is behind people now. They realize this division is filled with tough contenders and they aren't going away.

the wild card has come out of the NL West for 3 of the last 4 years. Why is it considered a poor division?

The NL west became the final branch interior the NL this 300 and sixty 5 days, yet maximum years the nl west champ gets beat interior the 1st around sounds like this 300 and sixty 5 days would be distinctive. however the nl west isn't the final in baseball. The nl isn't very sturdy, the 4 ultimate communities are all interior the american league. so some distance as st. louis that's a sizable baseball city yet no longer a extensive television marketplace. The ws final 300 and sixty 5 days have been given undesirable scores simply by fact the two communities have been from we could say medium markets. they like the cubs,yanks, pink sox, dodgers etc... interior the sequence for sturdy television scores no longer basically simply by communities massive markets yet they have a nationwide following they are the communities with alot of followers everywhere in the rustic

i think the NL west is the one of the hardest behind the AL east. 4 of the 5 teams are above .500 and are serious contenders.

I think they're the second best division in baseball after the AL East. The Rockies, Padres, Dodgers, and Giants all have 50+ wins and are really tight

GO DODGERS

and yes it is the second hardest division

the rockies

the dodgers

the padres

and the giants

4 QUALITY teams with great pitching

You're thinking about the AL West. That's a horrible league.