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400I. League split: Historical (NL & AL)8.00%32I. League split: Geographical (e.g., East & West)0.75%3II. Divisions per league: 01.25%5II. Divisions per league: 23.25%13II. Divisions per league: 32.25%9II. Divisions per league: 42.75%11III. Total number of MLB teams: 241.75%7III. Total number of MLB teams: 260.75%3III. Total number of MLB teams: 282.00%8III. Total number of MLB teams: 301.50%6III. Total number of MLB teams: 324.25%17IV. Playoff teams per league: 10.75%3IV. Playoff teams per league: 22.75%11IV. Playoff teams per league: 30.25%1IV. Playoff teams per league: 45.75%23IV. Playoff teams per league: 50.50%2IV. Playoff teams per league: 60.50%2IV. Playoff teams per league: 70.25%1IV. Playoff teams per league: 80.25%1V. Wild Card Playoff (or 4th-to-last round): 1 game2.00%8V. Wild Card Playoff (or 4th-to-last round): Best-of-30.50%2V. Wild Card Playoff (or 4th-to-last round): Best-of-51.25%5V. Wild Card Playoff (or 4th-to-last round): Best-of-70.50%2VI. Division Series (or 3rd-to-last round): Best-of-30.25%1VI. Division Series (or 3rd-to-last round): Best-of-53.50%14VI. Division Series (or 3rd-to-last round): Best-of-72.50%10VII. League Championship Series: Best-of-51.00%4VII. League Championship Series: Best-of-77.50%30VIII. WS home field advantage: All-Star Game winner0.75%3VIII. WS home field advantage: Leagues alternate3.00%12VIII. WS home field advantage: Team with better record5.00%20IX. Ideal best-of-5 series setup: 2h-2a-1h4.50%18IX. Ideal best-of-5 series setup: 2h-1a-2h0.75%3X. Ideal best-of-7 series setup: 2h-3a-2h7.00%28X. Ideal best-of-7 series setup: 3h-2a-2h0.50%2X. Ideal best-of-7 series setup: 2h-2a-3h1.25%5XI. Interleague play: None5.50%22XI. Interleague play: Only a few times per season2.75%11XI. Interleague play: Throughout the entire season1.25%5XII. Regular season games: Fewer than 1621.75%7XII. Regular season games: 1626.75%27XII. Regular season games: More than 1620.75%3*** Submit your personal HOF as your ballot for the Single Ballot BBF Hall of Fame! *** Also: Buck the Fraves!Tags: None
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I selected all the settings from 1985-92. I think those conditions were optimal. Of course, thanks to expansion there's no turning back now.
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I liked everything the way it was.
I don't the economy and pitching are ready for another expansion. Do we really want to add two more Tampa Bays to the league?
Look at some of the unemployment numbers in Charlotte and Portland. They're the same or worse than the national average. I don't know. I just don't know if any city can support a new MLB team.
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Originally posted by KevinWI View PostI liked everything the way it was.
I don't the economy and pitching are ready for another expansion. Do we really want to add two more Tampa Bays to the league?
Look at some of the unemployment numbers in Charlotte and Portland. They're the same or worse than the national average. I don't know. I just don't know if any city can support a new MLB team.
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Originally posted by ian2813 View PostI selected all the settings from 1985-92. I think those conditions were optimal. Of course, thanks to expansion there's no turning back now.*** Submit your personal HOF as your ballot for the Single Ballot BBF Hall of Fame! *** Also: Buck the Fraves!
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Originally posted by KevinWI View PostI liked everything the way it was.
I don't the economy and pitching are ready for another expansion. Do we really want to add two more Tampa Bays to the league?
Look at some of the unemployment numbers in Charlotte and Portland. They're the same or worse than the national average. I don't know. I just don't know if any city can support a new MLB team.
You don't like Charlotte or Portland? How about Montreal? or Austin? or Orlando? or Vegas?. If you build it, they will come.Dave Kent
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last Tampa Bay pennant 2008
last Milwaukee Brewers pennant 1982
the Rays play in by far the strongest division in either league
the Brewers play in arguably the weakest division in either league
do we really need a Brewers team?
Originally posted by KevinWI View PostI liked everything the way it was.
I don't the economy and pitching are ready for another expansion. Do we really want to add two more Tampa Bays to the league?
Look at some of the unemployment numbers in Charlotte and Portland. They're the same or worse than the national average. I don't know. I just don't know if any city can support a new MLB team.1. The more I learn, the more convinced I am that many players are over-rated due to inflated stats from offensive home parks (and eras)
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Originally posted by 9RoyHobbsRF View Postlast Tampa Bay pennant 2008
last Milwaukee Brewers pennant 1982
the Rays play in by far the strongest division in either league
the Brewers play in arguably the weakest division in either league
do we really need a Brewers team?
Tampa Bay of the other hand have only had one season above 2 million and that was their inaugural year.
You think that was more of what Kevin was referring too? Makes much more sense...RIP - HGF [1937-2009]
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Originally posted by ian2813 View PostAh yes, that's right. I miscounted the number of teams.
Originally posted by Seattle1 View PostWell, we could contract the Stinkees. And maybe a couple other teams. That would be real good for baseball.Last edited by Nerdlinger; 03-01-2012, 06:31 PM.*** Submit your personal HOF as your ballot for the Single Ballot BBF Hall of Fame! *** Also: Buck the Fraves!
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Originally posted by DJC View PostIf we're getting rid of the team with the most World Series appearances, we should probably get rid of one or two with the fewest, you know, to balance things out. Let's see, which teams have never been to the World Series.... Which teams....RIP - HGF [1937-2009]
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Originally posted by brewcrew82 View PostThe team I'm thinking of has only been around since 1977, no world series appearances, not much of a history really. Now for the 5 others...
So in a few years, it'd look like this:
NL East: Atlanta, Cincinnati, New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Washington
NL West: Chicago, Los Angeles, Milwaukee, San Diego, San Francisco, St. Louis
AL East: Baltimore, Boston, Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit, New York
AL West: Houston, Kansas City, Los Angeles, Minnesota, San Jose, Texas
Piece of cake.Last edited by Nerdlinger; 03-01-2012, 07:03 PM.*** Submit your personal HOF as your ballot for the Single Ballot BBF Hall of Fame! *** Also: Buck the Fraves!
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