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From Baseball Prospectus:

NL West Adjusted Standings
Team	W3	L3	AEQR	AEQRA
San Diego	30.7	30.3	278	275
Los Angeles	28.8	31.2	275	287
Arizona	26.3	35.7	279	327
San Francisco	24.2	34.8	249	301
Colorado	21.9	37.1	268	351

If you buy into BP's methods (which I do to an extent), San Diego is the only legitimate winning team in the division.

More later...

Part of the "More" I Promised

This one's a big ugly table that's really only accurate through the 9th of June. All of the data is thanks to The Hardball Times (I'll make that a link later). Here 'tis:

Percentage of Team Win Shares
Player	Percent
Giles	12
Roberts	8
Klesko	8
Loretta	7
Eaton	7
Peavy	7
Nevin	7
Hernandez	6
Blum	5
Greene	5
Nady	5
Hammond	4
Linebrink	4
Burroughs	4
Reyes	3
Sweeney	3
Seanez	3
Otsuka	2
Hoffman	2
Jackson	2
Fick	1
Stauffer	1
Williams, W	1
Lawrence	1
Hyzdu	0
Young	0
Garcia	0
Williams, R	-1
May	-1
Ojeda	-1
Redding	-4

Still More to Come...

Triple-A Batting Stats sans Commentary

AAA Batting Stats
Player	AB	BB	SO	XBH	H	BB/AB	SO/AB	BB/SO	XBH/H
Kerry Robinson	243	9	25	9	72	0.037	0.103	0.36	0.125
J.J. Furmaniak	229	17	57	22	64	0.074	0.249	0.298	0.344
Jon Knott	227	30	46	35	62	0.132	0.203	0.652	0.565
Josh Barfield	227	17	52	12	63	0.075	0.229	0.327	0.19
Ben Johnson	217	29	54	25	62	0.134	0.249	0.537	0.403
Bobby Scales	147	24	39	16	46	0.163	0.265	0.615	0.348
Michel Hernandez	143	20	19	6	40	0.14	0.139	1.053	0.15
Adam Hyzdu	98	24	31	11	24	0.245	0.316	0.774	0.458
Jesse Garcia	86	2	10	6	20	0.023	0.116	0.2	0.3
Tagg Bozied	35	1	2	6	11	0.029	0.057	0.5	0.545

More Random Stuff

I thought this was interesting. Maybe you will, too.

DT Translated Team Stats
Team	ERA	WHIP	Batting Line
San Diego	4.36	1.32	.270/.347/.423
Los Angeles	4.94	1.38	.275/.349/.444
Arizona	4.5	1.36	.247/.324/.402
San Francisco	4.9	1.41	.262/.326/.408
Colorado	4.97	1.5	.253/.318/.400