It’s the last day of June and if the playoffs started today the National League playoffs would consist of the exact same five teams as last season. The only difference from last year’s playoff bracket is the Brewers and Cubs would be swapped. The Brewers and Rockies would play in the wild card game, and the Braves, Dodgers, Cubs would be the division winners. Many teams are currently chasing closely behind for a wild card spot including the Phillies (1.0 GB), Padres (1.5 GB), Dbacks (2.0 GB), Nationals (2.5 GB), Cardinals (3.0 GB), Pirates (4.0 GB). The only National League teams that truly look like “sellers” at this point in time are the Marlins and Giants with the Mets trending towards that territory. The Reds are a good week or two away from being right in the middle of the wild card mix.