Taking Stock

This post will blatantly violate the ubiquitous warning that "past performance is no indication of future results." The Nats are an unbelievable 50-31 at the 81-game midway point. If they play in the second half like they played in the first, they will end up 100-62. But here are some other past performances that might indicate the Nats future:

If they play like they played at home (29-10), they will end up 110-52.
If they play like they played on the road (21-21), they will end up 91-72.
If they play like they played in June (20-6), they will end up 112-50.
If they play like they played in May (14-14), they will end up 91-72.
If they play like they played in April(13-11), they will end up 94-68.
If they play like they played versus the NL East (16-13), they will end up 95-67.
If they play like they played versus the NL Central (14-8), they will end up 102-60.
If they play like they played versus the NL West (8-4), they will end up 104-58.
If they play like they played versus the AL (12-6), they will end up 104-58.
If they play like they played with Vidro (14-12), they will end up 94-68.
If they play like they played without Vidro (36-19), they will end up 103-59.
If they play like they played on Sundays (9-4), they will end up 106-56.
If they play like they played last year in the 2nd half (39-42), they will end up 89-73.

But just to keep us honest,
If they play like they played against the Reds, they will end up 50-112.