=Gwreck post_id=171841 time=1727333289 user_id=56] There are 64 possible combinations of NYM, ATL, and ARZ wins in the games Fri-Sun. -6 cancel the games on Monday entirely: NYM and either ATL or ARZ has clinched and there is no seeding at issue. -13 scenarios have NYM and either ATL or ARZ clinching before Monday, but seeding still undecided. -My personal favorite: 10 scenarios have NYM clinching in advance, but the games matter to determine if ATL or ARZ gets the wild card. In 7 of these instances, NYM's seed is undecided, and in 3 instances it doesn't matter. (Should this situation come to pass, Mets need to tell MLB to pound sand, they're not going to Atlanta, and let ATL and ARZ play a tiebreaker game between themselves, flip a coin, or whatever). -Conversely, there are 2 scenarios in which ATL clinches before Monday and the games matter to determine if NYM or ARZ gets the final wild card. In both instances, NYM would need to win only 1 of the 2 games of the doubleheader to clinch. -19 scenarios would require NYM to win either of the 2 games in Atlanta. In 10 of those instances, they can clinch with a win in Game 1 and Game 2 is cancelled. In 4 instances, if NYM wins Game 1, Game 2 still matters to determine if ARZ or ATL gets the other wild card. In 5 instances, the second game would matter only for NYM/ARZ seeding. -13 scenarios would require NYM to win both games on Monday. In 9 instances, second game is cancelled if the NYM loses. In 4 instances, second game would matter for ATL/ARZ seeding. -Finally, there is 1 scenario in which NYM is eliminated before Monday: MIL sweeps NYM, ATL sweeps KC, ARZ sweeps SD.