Only 10 days remain in the regular season, and high school teams are loading up schedules in an effort to play the 20 games allowed.
With a crowded schedule, losses mount for even the best teams because pitching depth is tested. That shows in this week's Metro Top 10.
Cretin-Derham Hall (13-2) remains in the top spot, but the three immediately behind the Raiders — Edina (11-3), Wayzata (11-4) and Chanhassen (10-4) — are closing in fast. The Hornets and Storm have each won nine of their past 10 games.
St. Paul Highland Park (12-0) is the lone unbeaten team remaining in the state's two largest classes. The Scots are in Class 3A.
Baseball Metro Top 10
1. Cretin-Derham Hall (13-2)
2. Edina (11-3)
3. Wayzata (11-4)
4. Chanhassen (10-4)
5. Eastview (9-4)
6. Rosemount (8-4)
7. East Ridge (12-5)
8. Centennial (11-4)
9. Minnetonka (8-5)
10. Stillwater (10-6)

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