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The 70's saw Baltimore's 5th and 6th (1971/1976) Championships as well as being only 1 of 3 teams to have a World Series in all 3 decades (Baltimore, Boston & Detroit). The decade also saw Pittsburgh's 1st through 4th (1973, 75, 78 & 79) World Series Championships. Detroit got their 3rd and 4th Championships (1974 & 1977) and Boston (1972) and Philadelphia's (1970) 3rd. 1969 saw Cincinnati's first playoff appearance and in 1978 one of the last two teams without playoff appearance got their chance in Brooklyn's Wild Card finish. Washington is the last team in the JJL to not have reached the playoffs, however they had the 4th best record in the 70's and finished 3rd in the AL 5 times.
1970's
Teams W L
Pittsburgh 1030 590
Baltimore 986 634
Detroit 963 660
Washington 867 753
Cincinnati 833 787
New York NL 832 788
Chicago NL 823 797
St. Louis 821 799
Chicago NL 807 813
Boston 802 818
Philadelphia 763 857
Cleveland 747 873
Kansas City 744 876
Milwaukee 735 885
Brooklyn 660 960
New York AL 548 1072
Baltimore continued it's JJL dominance with a 900+ win decade in the 70's and with their first 6 wins in 1981 they are 100 wins shy of becoming the first team in the JJL to 3000 wins (currently at 2909). Even though St. Louis is almost 10 years from their last playoff appearnace, they still hold 2nd best record in JJL history. Pittsburgh has climbed into 4th best JJL record with their 1030 wins in the decade of the 1970's. What will the 80's bring? 1980 saw the last baseball game for an AL team in Chicago as they moved to Oakland. Will more teams move across the country? Will Washington break into the playoffs? Will Pittsburgh continue it's streak of 100 win seasons (currently at 8, previous record was 6 seasons New York AL Sappers 1960-65)? Will Baltimore continue to add to its win total? How many other teams will eclipse 3000 wins this decade? Many fun things to see in the 80's.
All Time Records
Baltimore 2894 2128
St. Louis 2660 2362
Philadelphia 2625 2397
Pittsburgh 2624 2398
Chicago NL 2617 2405
Milwaukee 2606 2416
Kansas City 2532 2490
Cleveland 2520 2434
Detroit 2490 2373
Boston 2456 2404
Cincinnati 2427 2595
New York AL 2392 2630
Chicago/Oakland 2388 2472
Brooklyn 2315 2707
New York NL 2215 2807
Washington 2187 2835
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1960's
Teams W L
Milwaukee 973 647
Philadelphia 952 668
New York AL 949 671
Kansas City 941 679
St. Louis 875 745
Baltimore 855 765
Boston 853 767
Brooklyn 845 775
Cleveland 842 778
Chicago NL 838 782
Detroit 727 893
Cincinnati 721 899
Pittsburgh 687 933
Washington 663 957
Chicago NL 651 969
New York NL 589 1031
1950's
Teams W L
Baltimore 1002 618
Chicago AL 914 706
Chicago NL 909 711
St. Louis 908 712
Cleveland 837 783
Philadelphia 823 797
Milwaukee 810 810
Cincinnati 802 818
Boston 801 819
Detroit 800 820
Pittsburgh 791 829
New York AL 786 834
Kansas City 784 836
Brooklyn 725 895
New York NL 712 908
Washington 556 1064
1970's
January 29, 2010 at 04:52AM View BBCode
So here's how the 70's ended up. Hit up the numbers as I do and look at the decade that Pittsburgh had! Baltimore had won 1002 games in the 50's and Pittsburgh won 1030 in the 70's. They had only 2 losing seasons in 1970-71 and only 3 seasons with less than 100 wins in 1970-72! Pittsburgh has already continued it into the 80's!The 70's saw Baltimore's 5th and 6th (1971/1976) Championships as well as being only 1 of 3 teams to have a World Series in all 3 decades (Baltimore, Boston & Detroit). The decade also saw Pittsburgh's 1st through 4th (1973, 75, 78 & 79) World Series Championships. Detroit got their 3rd and 4th Championships (1974 & 1977) and Boston (1972) and Philadelphia's (1970) 3rd. 1969 saw Cincinnati's first playoff appearance and in 1978 one of the last two teams without playoff appearance got their chance in Brooklyn's Wild Card finish. Washington is the last team in the JJL to not have reached the playoffs, however they had the 4th best record in the 70's and finished 3rd in the AL 5 times.
1970's
Teams W L
Pittsburgh 1030 590
Baltimore 986 634
Detroit 963 660
Washington 867 753
Cincinnati 833 787
New York NL 832 788
Chicago NL 823 797
St. Louis 821 799
Chicago NL 807 813
Boston 802 818
Philadelphia 763 857
Cleveland 747 873
Kansas City 744 876
Milwaukee 735 885
Brooklyn 660 960
New York AL 548 1072
Baltimore continued it's JJL dominance with a 900+ win decade in the 70's and with their first 6 wins in 1981 they are 100 wins shy of becoming the first team in the JJL to 3000 wins (currently at 2909). Even though St. Louis is almost 10 years from their last playoff appearnace, they still hold 2nd best record in JJL history. Pittsburgh has climbed into 4th best JJL record with their 1030 wins in the decade of the 1970's. What will the 80's bring? 1980 saw the last baseball game for an AL team in Chicago as they moved to Oakland. Will more teams move across the country? Will Washington break into the playoffs? Will Pittsburgh continue it's streak of 100 win seasons (currently at 8, previous record was 6 seasons New York AL Sappers 1960-65)? Will Baltimore continue to add to its win total? How many other teams will eclipse 3000 wins this decade? Many fun things to see in the 80's.
All Time Records
Baltimore 2894 2128
St. Louis 2660 2362
Philadelphia 2625 2397
Pittsburgh 2624 2398
Chicago NL 2617 2405
Milwaukee 2606 2416
Kansas City 2532 2490
Cleveland 2520 2434
Detroit 2490 2373
Boston 2456 2404
Cincinnati 2427 2595
New York AL 2392 2630
Chicago/Oakland 2388 2472
Brooklyn 2315 2707
New York NL 2215 2807
Washington 2187 2835
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1960's
Teams W L
Milwaukee 973 647
Philadelphia 952 668
New York AL 949 671
Kansas City 941 679
St. Louis 875 745
Baltimore 855 765
Boston 853 767
Brooklyn 845 775
Cleveland 842 778
Chicago NL 838 782
Detroit 727 893
Cincinnati 721 899
Pittsburgh 687 933
Washington 663 957
Chicago NL 651 969
New York NL 589 1031
1950's
Teams W L
Baltimore 1002 618
Chicago AL 914 706
Chicago NL 909 711
St. Louis 908 712
Cleveland 837 783
Philadelphia 823 797
Milwaukee 810 810
Cincinnati 802 818
Boston 801 819
Detroit 800 820
Pittsburgh 791 829
New York AL 786 834
Kansas City 784 836
Brooklyn 725 895
New York NL 712 908
Washington 556 1064
mangus
January 29, 2010 at 11:11PM View BBCode
Fine work yet again Cats! And congrats on your team this season looks like its finally coming together after many seasons of hard work. And as fulla always says "a hard man is good to find" :D
Undercatser
January 30, 2010 at 10:23AM View BBCode
We shall see how it wraps up my old friend. Nice job on keeping that second spot in all-time record!
mangus
January 31, 2010 at 10:28PM View BBCode
Well going through a rocky time but right on the cusp. Got some nice young players I can build on.
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[url=http://www.simdynasty.com/player.jsp?player=nobody&mode=stats&id=4033201]Brick Tejera[/url] looks to have a lock on the Stolen Base crown this year, by the way.
February 01, 2010 at 05:37AM View formatted
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Wow, I looked at the Prestige rankings today and my team is second to last. As I am soon to be rebuilding, I will likely lose a good bit more before I start winning. Brooklyn and Pittsburgh will likely both have at least 3 or 4 more seasons of dominance before I can crack the top two.
[url=http://www.simdynasty.com/player.jsp?player=nobody&mode=stats&id=4033201]Brick Tejera[/url] looks to have a lock on the Stolen Base crown this year, by the way.
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