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cy511
ALTB 1 10/3/1950 Seattle Perreos 5 Washington Senators 4
ALTB 1 10/3/1950 Washington Senators 7 New York Rowsdowers 6
ALTB 1 10/3/1950 New York Rowsdowers 4 Seattle Perreos 1
ALCS 1 10/4/1950 New York Rowsdowers 7 Seattle Perreos 4
All three teams finished 1-1 How did Was get eliminated
I can't find tie breaker rules
Regular Season Head to Head
was vs sea; ny = 10-11 .476
sea vs ny; was = 12-9 .471
ny vs was; sea - 11-13 .458
I should have been IN
Question - Playoffs Charlie Finley League 24 teams
September 20, 2015 at 05:37PM View BBCode
Question - Playoffs Charlie Finley League 24 teamsALTB 1 10/3/1950 Seattle Perreos 5 Washington Senators 4
ALTB 1 10/3/1950 Washington Senators 7 New York Rowsdowers 6
ALTB 1 10/3/1950 New York Rowsdowers 4 Seattle Perreos 1
ALCS 1 10/4/1950 New York Rowsdowers 7 Seattle Perreos 4
All three teams finished 1-1 How did Was get eliminated
I can't find tie breaker rules
Regular Season Head to Head
was vs sea; ny = 10-11 .476
sea vs ny; was = 12-9 .471
ny vs was; sea - 11-13 .458
I should have been IN
bahstonwedsawks
The way it is written is confusing. What is WAS combined record vs SEA and NY? Is it the 12-9 line, .571 (second line)?
September 20, 2015 at 06:25PM View BBCode
Originally posted by cy511
Regular Season Head to Head
was vs sea; ny = 10-11 .476
sea vs ny; was = 12-9 .471
ny vs was; sea - 11-13 .458
I should have been IN
The way it is written is confusing. What is WAS combined record vs SEA and NY? Is it the 12-9 line, .571 (second line)?
bahstonwedsawks
Another explanation could be that ABE uses head-to-head record but uses total wins instead of winning percentage (in other words, doesn't account for unbalanced schedules). If that's the case then you would have finished 3rd with 10 wins (vs 11 and 12 wins for the other two teams).
September 20, 2015 at 06:30PM View formatted
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If you are the 10-11 line then you had the 2nd best head-to-head record. However, perhaps ABE decides who is ranked 1st (SEA) and then does head-to-head between games played of the two remaining teams. So, if that's the case, the question would be what was your head to head against just NY?
Another explanation could be that ABE uses head-to-head record but uses total wins instead of winning percentage (in other words, doesn't account for unbalanced schedules). If that's the case then you would have finished 3rd with 10 wins (vs 11 and 12 wins for the other two teams).
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