Chicago Cubs First-Place Clinch Scenario

Chicago does not have a first-place clinch number

Here is a scenario in which Chicago wins all 0 of their remaining games (92 total) but does not but does not clinch first place.

Team             W	L	PCT	GB
Milwaukee        97	65	0.599	0.00
Chicago          92	70	0.568	5.00
Cincinnati       83	79	0.512	14.00
St. Louis        78	84	0.481	19.00
Pittsburgh       71	91	0.438	26.00

To construct the scenario, we start with the current standings in the division:
Team             W	L	GL	PCT	GB
Milwaukee        97	65	0	0.599	0.0
Chicago          92	70	0	0.568	5.0
Cincinnati       83	79	0	0.512	14.0
St. Louis        78	84	0	0.481	19.0
Pittsburgh       71	91	0	0.438	26.0

Next, we show how the remaining series of games in the division play out in the scenario:

Chicago has won the season series with Milwaukee 7 games to 6.
Chicago has won the season series with Pittsburgh 10 games to 3.
Chicago has won the season series with St. Louis 8 games to 5.
Cincinnati has won the season series with Chicago 8 games to 5.
Cincinnati has won the season series with Pittsburgh 7 games to 6.
Milwaukee has won the season series with Cincinnati 8 games to 5.
Milwaukee has won the season series with Pittsburgh 10 games to 3.
Milwaukee has won the season series with St. Louis 7 games to 6.
Pittsburgh has won the season series with St. Louis 7 games to 6.
St. Louis has won the season series with Cincinnati 7 games to 6.

Chicago wins 0 games agains teams outside the division and loses 0.
Cincinnati wins 0 games agains teams outside the division and loses 0.
Milwaukee wins 0 games agains teams outside the division and loses 0.
Pittsburgh wins 0 games agains teams outside the division and loses 0.
St. Louis wins 0 games agains teams outside the division and loses 0.

Combining the current standings with the wins and losses from the scenario results in the final standings listed above.
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