Week four of the 1957 replay is in the books and the standings continue to be in flux as teams in both leagues jockey for early position. All teams have passed the twenty games played mark as the regular Sunday doubleheaders appear to keep teams from falling behind and keeps teams at a more-or-less even keel with regards to the schedule. Cincinnati currently sits atop the NL standings, with St. Louis, Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh all tied at 1.5 games behind the NL leader. Cincinnati has the offense, but their lack of pitching will catch up with them sooner or later. St. Louis went on a mid-week five-game winning streak and zoomed up to second place, while Philadelphia and Pittsburgh tried to knock each other down over the past few days. For a team that is supposed to finish tied for last the Pirates have a decent core of players – they have some pitching, their defense is OK, and their offense has some pop. Having said that, I still think their hot start is about to come to ...