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klobas2
American League
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Cleveland Ballbusters 3226-1636 .664 -
Detroit Stars 2612-2248 .537 613
New York Knights 2541-2319 .523 684
Washington Hamiltonians 2500-2363 .514 726.5
Kansas City Blacksmiths 2337-2524 .481 888.5
Baltimore Oreos 2319-2541 .477 906
Boston Black Barons 1983-2877 .408 1242
Chicago Subbuteo 1937-2923 .399 1288
National League
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St. Louis Rivercats 2887-1974 .594 -
New York Mets 2863-1998 .589 24
Milwaukee Brew Haaas 2461-2400 .506 426
Pittsburgh Alleghenys 2423-2437 .499 463.5
Philadelphia Chaos 2392-2469 .492 495
Brooklyn Cardinals 2199-2665 .452 689.5
Chicago 1969ers 2113-2747 .435 773.5
Cincinnati Red Hornets 2106-2754 .433 780.5
[Edited on 10-4-2008 by klobas2]
VCL All-Time W-L Records
May 11, 2008 at 11:31PM View BBCode
Updated Through 1979American League
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National League
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[Edited on 10-4-2008 by klobas2]
TurkeyStearnes
May 12, 2008 at 12:03AM View BBCode
Good job, Klobas! Thank you very much. I had no idea my team was second best all time in the AL. The Stars have been under 500 for the 6 or so years that I've been their manager, but it looks like we have a good chance at a winning season this year.
XtopherB19
May 12, 2008 at 12:16AM View BBCode
Philadelphia is oh-so-proud of our sustained mediocrity! 25 seasons, not one playoff appearance... and yet we're in 5th all time? Man, that's a lot of 75 win seasons!
skycoyote
May 12, 2008 at 04:11AM View BBCode
And I hadn't realized the River Cats were 1st in all time wins in the NL. I'll do my best to keep that record current! Thanks klobas!
polpol
May 12, 2008 at 12:55PM View BBCode
Great job Klobas and I will do my best to get the Baltimore Franchise over the .500 Pct. this year. The Prince
Merlintp33
May 13, 2008 at 06:01PM View BBCode
It looks like Pitt is peaking at the .500 level! Cool info Klobas!
klobas2
July 08, 2008 at 03:13AM View BBCode
updated for 1976. Kudos to Brooklyn for leapfrogging not one, but two teams this year in the overall standings!
klobas2
Once again I wish we had a way to post in columns.
I have added the number of 'Games Behind' each team is behind the leader. Cleveland has a staggering 613 game lead over Detroit.
Since the last update in 1976, Washington has leapfrogged KC and Baltimore to take fourth place, and Baltimore has fallen from fourth to sixth. Boston has passed Chicago meaning that Chicago (A) is the worst team in VCL history.
The NL has remained static, with STL having a slight 24 game lead over NYN. I expect to see this lead grow over the next few seasons as NYN seems on a downturn.
October 04, 2008 at 10:04PM View BBCode
Updated through 1979.Once again I wish we had a way to post in columns.
I have added the number of 'Games Behind' each team is behind the leader. Cleveland has a staggering 613 game lead over Detroit.
Since the last update in 1976, Washington has leapfrogged KC and Baltimore to take fourth place, and Baltimore has fallen from fourth to sixth. Boston has passed Chicago meaning that Chicago (A) is the worst team in VCL history.
The NL has remained static, with STL having a slight 24 game lead over NYN. I expect to see this lead grow over the next few seasons as NYN seems on a downturn.
baseballpurist
October 05, 2008 at 02:25PM View BBCode
How many championships? I couldn't care less about W-L.
klobas2
[Edited on 10-5-2008 by klobas2]
October 05, 2008 at 04:40PM View BBCode
in that case, this is probably not the thread for you[Edited on 10-5-2008 by klobas2]
baseballpurist
October 05, 2008 at 11:26PM View formatted
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It wasn't until you passed opinion on my team. Which caused me to pass mine on this so called measure of success thread. Its all about the rings.
Hamilton2
What he said here:
Is based on patterns he sees in W-L records and also on a cursory roster glance.
No one is downplaying all of the championships you have won, and they are certainly impressive, but this thread counts W's and L's. If you want to start a thread about All-Time playoff records and championships, go right ahead.
October 06, 2008 at 03:25PM View BBCode
I'm with Klobas on this one. Get over it, BP. This is a thread that simply measures W-L records. Klobas is merely stating facts about what a team's record has been year after year.What he said here:
The NL has remained static, with STL having a slight 24 game lead over NYN. I expect to see this lead grow over the next few seasons as NYN seems on a downturn.
Is based on patterns he sees in W-L records and also on a cursory roster glance.
No one is downplaying all of the championships you have won, and they are certainly impressive, but this thread counts W's and L's. If you want to start a thread about All-Time playoff records and championships, go right ahead.
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