The Braves have won 9 of 10 games and the teams in front of them ? the Mets, Phillies in the NL East and the Padres in the wildcard race ? have struggled. With five games to go, the Braves trail the Mets by four games. If the Braves win out and the Mets lose out, the Braves could still win the division. However, the Mets? magic number over the Braves is two, meaning any combination of Mets wins and Braves losses that equal two and a division title is out. Baseball Prospectus? website lists the Braves? chances of winning the division as .16320 of a percent (The Mets are listed at 91.57880 percent and the Phillies are listed at 8.25890). The wildcard race is much more complicated. The Braves are three games out with three teams in front, but anything is possible. Even if the Braves win the rest of their games, the Padres would need to win only three of their remaining five games to clinch the wildcard. Or if the Padres falter, the Rockies would need to win only three of their remaining five to clinch the wildcard. If the Braves were to lose one of their remaining five games the Padres would need to win just two more games.