Magic Home App is a mobile application that allows users to control their smart home devices remotely. With the app, users can control various aspects of their home, such as lighting, temperature, and security, all from the convenience of their smartphone or tablet. One of the main features of the Magic Home App is its ability to control smart lighting. Users can connect their smart bulbs to the app and adjust the brightness, color, and even create customized lighting scenes. This allows users to set the mood in their home or automate the lighting based on their preferences. In addition to lighting control, the Magic Home App also enables users to control other smart devices such as thermostats, locks, and security cameras.
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In addition to lighting control, the Magic Home App also enables users to control other smart devices such as thermostats, locks, and security cameras. This means that users can adjust their home's temperature, lock or unlock doors, and even monitor their home's security all from the app. The Magic Home App provides users with a user-friendly interface, making it easy to navigate and control their smart home devices.
MLB magic numbers, schedules: Marlins pass Cubs for last NL wild card (9/22/23)
The Cubs missed a chance to pad a tiny lead for the third National League wild-card spot by losing to the Pirates 8-6 on Thursday night at Wrigley Field.
This was a costly defeat, as it knocked the Cubs into a tie with the Marlins, who have the tiebreaker by virtue of winning the season series.
The Reds, who were off on Thursday, are a half-game behind the Marlins and Cubs. Also still alive are the Giants, who are three games back, and the Padres, who are four back.
-- The Guardians beat the Orioles 5-2 at home to prevent the Twins from clinching the AL Central on an off day. Minnesota can wrap up the division on Friday night with a win over the Angels or a Cleveland loss to Baltimore.
-- The Rays cut the Orioles’ AL East lead to 1.5 games with a 5-4 win over the Angels coupled with Baltimore’s loss.
-- The Brewers won 6-0 in St. Louis to set up a possible NL Central clinch on Friday. They’ll be the champs with a win at Miami along with a Cubs home loss to the Rockies.
Here are magic numbers plus the remaining schedules for the contenders through Thursday, Sept. 21, along with playoff matchups if the postseason began on Friday, Sept. 20:
BALTIMORE ORIOLES (95-58)
Standings: First in AL East. Lead Rays by 1.5 games.
Magic number to clinch AL East: 8
Magic number to clinch playoffs: Clinched Sept. 17.
Games remaining: 9 (6 home, 3 road).
Orioles schedule:
Sept. 22-24: at Guardians (3)
Sept. 26-27: Nationals (2)
Sept. 28-Oct. 1: Red Sox (4)
TAMPA BAY RAYS (94-60)
Standings: Second in AL East. Trail Orioles lead by 1.5 games. Lead Blue Jays by 8.5 games for first AL wild card. Lead Rangers and Mariners by 9 games for second and third AL wild cards.
Magic number to clinch playoffs: Sept. 17.
Games remaining: 8 (3 home, 5 road).
Rays schedule:
Sept. 22-24: Blue Jays (3)
Sept. 26-27: at Red Sox (2)
Sept. 29-Oct. 1: at Blue Jays (3)
TORONTO BLUE JAYS (85-68)
Standings: Third in AL East. Trail first-place Orioles by 10 games. Lead Rangers and Mariners by 0.5 games for second and third AL wild cards.
Magic number to clinch playoffs: 10
Remaining games: 9 (6 home, 3 road).
Blue Jays schedule:
Sept. 22-24: at Rays (3)
Sept. 26-28: Yankees (3)
Sept. 29-Oct. 1: Rays (3)
Standings: Fourth in AL East. Trail first-place Orioles by 18 games. Trail Rangers and Mariners by 7.5 games for third AL wild card.
Magic number for playoffs elimination: 3
Remaining games: 9 (3 home, 6 road).
Yankees schedule:
Sept. 22-24: Diamondbacks (3)
Sept. 26-28: at Blue Jays (3)
Sept. 29-Oct. 1: at Royals (3)
BOSTON RED SOX (75-78)
Standings: Fifth in AL East. Trail first-place Orioles by 20 games. Trail Rangers and Mariners by 9.5 games for third AL wild card.
Magic number for playoffs elimination: 1
Remaining games: 9 (5 home, 4 road).
Red Sox schedule:
Sept. 22-24: White Sox (3)
Sept. 26-27: Rays (2)
Sept. 28-Oct. 1: at Orioles (4)
MINNESOTA TWINS (81-72)
Standings: First in AL Central. Lead second-place Guardians by 8.5 games.
Magic number to clinch AL Central: 1
Magic number to clinch playoffs: 1
Remaining games: 9 (6 home, 3 road).
Twins schedule:
Sept. 22-24: Angels (3)
Sept. 26-28: Athletics (3)
Sept. 29-Oct. 1: at Rockies (3)
CLEVELAND GUARDIANS (73-81)
Standings: Second in AL Central. Trail first-place Twins by 8.5 games.
Magic number for playoffs elimination: 1
Remaining games: 8 (5 home, 3 road).
Guardians schedule:
Sept. 22-24: Orioles (3)
Sept. 26-27: Reds (2)
Sept. 29-Oct. 1: at Tigers (3)
HOUSTON ASTROS (85-68)
Standings: First in AL West. Lead second-place Rangers and Mariners by 0.5 games.
Magic number to clinch AL Central: 10
Magic number to clinch playoffs: 10
Remaining games: 9 (3 home, 6 road).
Astros schedule:
Sept. 22-24: Royals (3)
Sept. 25-27: at Mariners (3)
Sept. 29-Oct. 1: at Diamondbacks (3)
TEXAS RANGERS (84-68)
Standings: Tied with Mariners for second in AL West. Trail first-place Astros by 0.5 games. Tied with Mariners for third AL wild card. Rangers hold tiebreaker.
Magic number to clinch playoffs: 11
Remaining games: 10 (3 home, 7 road).
Rangers schedule:
Sept. 22-24: Mariners (3)
Sept. 25-27: at Angels (3)
Sept. 29-Oct. 1: at Mariners (4)
SEATTLE MARINERS (84-68)
Standings: Tied with Rangers for second in AL West. Trail first-place Astros by 0.5 games. Tied with Rangers for third AL wild card. Rangers hold tiebreaker.
Magic number to clinch playoffs: 11
Remaining games: 10 (7 home, 3 road)
Mariners schedule:
Sept. 22-24: at Rangers (3)
Sept. 25-27: Astros (3)
Sept. 29-Oct. 1: Rangers (4)
ATLANTA BRAVES (98-55)
Standings: First in NL East. Lead second-place Phillies by 14 games.
Magic number to clinch NL East: Clinched Sept. 13.
Remaining games: 9 (6 home, 3 road).
Braves schedule:
Sept. 22-24: at Nationals (3)
Sept. 26-28: Cubs (3)
Sept. 29-Oct. 1: Nationals (3)
Standings: Second in NL East. Trail first-place Braves by 14 games. Lead Diamondbacks by 3 games for first NL wild card. Lead Cubs by 4.5 games for second NL wild card.
Magic number to clinch playoffs: 5
Remaining games: 9 (6 home, 3 road).
Phillies schedule:
Sept. 22-24: Mets (3)
Sept. 26-28: Pirates (3)
Sept. 29-Oct. 1: at Mets (3)
MIAMI MARLINS (79-74)
Standings: Third in NL East. Trail first-place Braves by 19 games. Tied with Cubs for third NL wild card. Marlins hold tiebreaker.
Magic number to clinch playoffs: 10
Remaining games: 9 (3 home, 6 road).
Marlins schedule:
Sept. 22-24: Brewers (3)
Sept. 26-28: at Mets (3)
Sept. 29-Oct. 1: at Pirates (3)
MILWAUKEE BREWERS (87-66)
Standings: First in NL Central. Lead second-place Cubs by 8 games.
Magic number to clinch NL Central: 2
Magic number to clinch playoffs: 2
Remaining games: 9 (6 home, 3 road).
Brewers schedule:
Sept. 22-24: at Marlins (3)
Sept. 26-28: Cardinals (3)
Sept. 29-Oct. 1: Cubs (3)
CHICAGO CUBS (79-74)
Standings: Second in NL Central. Trail first-place Brewers by 8 games. Tied with Marlins for third NL wild card. Marlins hold tiebreaker.
Magic number to clinch playoffs: 10
Remaining games: 9 (3 home, 6 road).
Cubs schedule:
Sept. 22-24: Rockies (3)
Sept. 26-28: at Braves (3)
Sept. 29-Oct. 1: at Brewers (3)
CINCINNATI REDS (79-75)
Standings: Third in NL Central. Trail first-place Brewers by 8.5 games. Trail Marlins and Cubs by 0.5 games for third NL wild card.
Magic number for playoffs elimination: 9
Remaining games: 8 (3 home, 5 road).
Reds schedule:
Sept. 22-24: Pirates (3)
Sept. 26-27: at Guardians (2)
Sept. 29-Oct. 1: at Cardinals (3)
LOS ANGELES DODGERS (94-58)
Standings: First in NL West. Lead second-place Diamondbacks by 13.5 games.
Magic number to clinch NL West: Clinched Sept. 17.
Remaining games: 10 (3 home, 7 road).
Dodgers schedule:
Sept. 22-24: Giants (3)
Sept. 26-28: at Rockies (4)
Sept. 29-Oct. 1: at Giants (3)
ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS (81-72)
Standings: Second in NL West. Trail first-place Dodgers by 13.5 games. Lead Marlins and Cubs by 2 games for second and third NL wild cards.
Magic number to clinch playoffs: 8
Remaining games: 9 (3 home, 6 road).
Diamondbacks schedule:
Sept. 22-24: at Yankees (3)
Sept. 25-27: at White Sox (3)
Sept. 29-Oct. 1: Astros (3)
SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS (76-77)
Standings: Third in NL West. Trail first-place Dodgers by 18.5 games. Trail Marlins and Cubs by 3 games for third NL wild card.
Magic number for playoffs elimination: 7
Remaining games: 9 (6 home, 3 road).
Giants schedule:
Sept. 22-24: at Dodgers (3)
Sept. 25-27: Padres (3)
Sept. 29-Oct. 1: Dodgers (3)
SAN DIEGO PADRES (75-78)
Standings: Fourth in NL West. Trail first-place Dodgers by 19.5 games. Trail Marlins and Cubs by 4 games for third NL wild card.
Magic number for playoffs elimination: 6
Remaining games: 9 (3 home, 6 road).
Padres schedule:
Sept. 22-24: Cardinals (3)
Sept. 25-27: at Giants (3)
Sept. 29-Oct. 1: at White Sox (3)
CURRENT POSTSEASON MATCHUPS
AL WILD CARD SERIES (best-of-3)
Baltimore Orioles (1), Houston Astros (2) byes
Texas Rangers (6) at Minnesota Twins (3)
Toronto Blue Jays (5) at Tampa Bay Rays (4)
NL WILD CARD SERIES (best-of-3)
Atlanta Braves (1), Los Angeles Dodgers (2) byes
Miami Marlins (6) at Milwaukee Brewers (3)
Arizona Diamondbacks (5) at Philadelphia Phillies (4)
Note: Higher seed will host all games (from Oct. 3-5).
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