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    Bored at work, so I decided to compile this list of what WS champs did after winning it all:

    1904 BOS: 95-59 (AL pennant; Giants refused to play them)
    1906 NYG: 96-56 (2nd place)
    1907 CWS: 87-64 (3rd place)
    1908 CHC: 99-55 (repeated as champs)
    1909 CHC: 104-49 (2nd place)
    1910 PIT: 86-67 (3rd place)
    1911 PHA: 101-50 (repeated as champs)
    1912 PHA: 90-62 (3rd place)
    1913 BOS: 79-71 (4th place)
    1914 PHA: 99-53 (AL pennant; lost to Braves)
    1915 BOB: 83-69 (2nd place)
    1916 BOS: 91-63 (repeated as champs)
    1917 BOS: 90-62 (2nd place)
    1918 CWS: 57-67 (6th place; first defending WS champs to finish following year with a losing record)
    1919 BOS: 66-71 (6th place)
    1920 CIN: 82-71 (3rd place)
    1921 CLE: 94-60 (2nd place)
    1922 NYG: 93-61 (repeated as champs)
    1923 NYG: 95-58 (NL pennant; lost to Yankees)
    1924 NYY: 89-63 (2nd place)
    1925 WAS: 96-55 (AL pennant; lost to Pirates)
    1926 PIT: 84-69 (3rd place)
    1927 STL: 92-61 (2nd place)
    1928 NYY: 101-53 (repeated as champs)
    1929 NYY: 88-66 (2nd place)
    1930 PHA: 102-52 (repeated as champs)
    1931 PHA: 107-45 (AL pennant; lost to Cardinals)
    1932 STL: 72-82 (6th place)
    1933 NYY: 91-59 (2nd place)
    1934 NYG: 93-60 (2nd place)
    1935 STL: 96-58 (2nd place)
    1936 DET: 83-71 (2nd place)
    1937 NYY: 102-52 (repeated as champs)
    1938 NYY: 99-53 (repeated as champs)
    1939 NYY: 106-45 (repeated as champs)
    1940 NYY: 88-66 (3rd place)
    1941 CIN: 88-66 (3rd place)
    1942 NYY: 103-51 (AL pennant; lost to Cardinals)
    1943 STL: 105-49 (NL pennant; lost to Yankees)
    1944 NYY: 83-71 (3rd place)
    1945 STL: 95-59 (2nd place)
    1946 DET: 92-62 (2nd place)
    1947 STL: 89-65 (2nd place)
    1948 NYY: 94-60 (2nd place)
    1949 CLE: 89-65 (3rd place)
    1950 NYY: 98-56 (repeated as champs)
    1951 NYY: 98-56 (repeated as champs)
    1952 NYY: 95-59 (repeated as champs)
    1953 NYY: 99-52 (repeated as champs)
    1954 NYY: 103-51 (2nd place)
    1955 NYG: 80-74 (3rd place)
    1956 BRO: 93-61 (NL pennant; lost to Yankees)
    1957 NYY: 98-56 (AL pennant; lost to Braves)
    1958 MIB: 92-62 (NL pennant; lost to Yankees)
    1959 NYY: 79-75 (3rd place)
    1960 LA: 82-72 (4th place)
    1961 PIT: 75-79 (6th place)
    1962 NYY: 96-66 (repeated as champs)
    1963 NYY: 104-57 (AL pennant; lost to Dodgers)
    1964 LA: 80-82 (7th place)
    1965 STL: 80-81 (7th place)
    1966 LA: 95-67 (NL pennant; lost to Orioles)
    1967 BAL: 76-85 (7th place)
    1968 STL: 97-65 (NL pennant; lost to Tigers)
    1969 DET: 90-72 (2nd place AL East)
    1970 NYM: 83-79 (3rd place)
    1971 BAL: 101-57 (AL pennant; lost to Pirates)
    1972 PIT: 96-59 (1st place NL East; lost to Reds in NLCS)
    1973 OAK: 94-68 (repeated as champs)
    1974 OAK: 90-72 (repeated as champs)
    1975 OAK: 98-64 (1st place AL West; lost to Red Sox in ALCS)
    1976 CIN: 102-60 (repeated as champs)
    1977 CIN: 88-74 (2nd place NL West)
    1978 NYY: 100-63 (repeated as champs)
    1979 NYY: 89-71 (4th place AL East)
    1980 PIT: 83-79 (3rd place NL East)
    1981 PHI: 59-48 (1st place overall NL East; lost to Expos in NLDS)
    1982 LA: 88-74 (2nd place NL West)
    1983 STL: 79-83 (4th place NL East)
    1984 BAL: 85-77 (5th place AL East)
    1985 DET: 84-77 (3rd place AL East)
    1986 KC: 76-86 (3rd place AL West)
    1987 NYM: 92-70 (2nd place NL East)
    1988 MIN: 91-71 (2nd place AL West)
    1989 LA: 77-86 (4th place NL West)
    1990 OAK: 103-59 (AL pennant; lost to Reds)
    1991 CIN: 74-88 (4th place NL West)
    1992 MIN: 90-72 (2nd place AL West)
    1993 TOR: 95-67 (repeated as champs)
    1994 TOR: 55-60 (3rd place AL East)
    1996 ATL: 96-66 (NL pennant; lost to Yankees)
    1997 NYY: 96-66 (AL wild card; lost to Indians in ALDS)
    1998 FLA: 54-108 (5th place NL East)
    1999 NYY: 98-64 (repeated as champs)
    2000 NYY: 87-74 (repeated as champs)
    2001 NYY: 95-65 (AL pennant; lost to Diamondbacks)
    2002 ARI: 98-64 (1st place NL West; lost to Cardinals in NLDS)
    2003 ANA: 77-85 (3rd place AL West)
    2004 FLA: 83-79 (3rd place NL East)
    2005 BOS: 95-67 (AL wild card; lost to White Sox in ALDS)
    2006 CWS: 90-72 (3rd place AL Central)
    2007 STL: 78-87 (3rd place NL Central)

    Thanks to Chisox73 for pointing out the error.
    Last edited by mojorisin71; 10-26-2007, 09:38 PM. Reason: 2007 Cardinals
    SOUVENEZ-VOUS LES EXPOS!!!
    "The future's uncertain and the end is always near" - Jim Morrison

  • #2
    Originally posted by majorisin71
    Bored at work, so I decided to compile this list of what WS champs did after winning it all:
    What exactly is your job again? I'm sure there might be just a few who would be interested in it.
    Johnson and now Goligoski gone.
    I hope that's all.

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    • #3
      I do chem research (I was working with butanol and other alcohols), and the idea for the thread came while I was waiting for a reaction to cool down and I was discussing the Red Sox's season with my lab partner, and he compared it to the Yankees' 1998-2000 run. The actual baseball research came after work.

      I don't recommend any work with chemicals to anyone, unless they like long hours at the lab and massive writeups. But there is a lot of time in between experiments, in which I usually talk sports with fellow lab partners.
      SOUVENEZ-VOUS LES EXPOS!!!
      "The future's uncertain and the end is always near" - Jim Morrison

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      • #4
        Gotcha.
        Johnson and now Goligoski gone.
        I hope that's all.

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        • #5
          I do some research with alcohols myself. Usually while I'm watching the Tribe, Cubs, or REds play.
          I'm a Ramblin' Wreck from Georgia Tech and a Hell of an Engineer!

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          • #6
            Originally posted by sschirmer
            I do some research with alcohols myself. Usually while I'm watching the Tribe, Cubs, or REds play.
            Johnson and now Goligoski gone.
            I hope that's all.

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            • #7
              As a huge Mets and Knicks fan I feel like the teams should be giving me a grant for my alcohol related research.
              THE REVOLUTION WILL NOT COME WITH A SCORECARD

              In the avy: AZ - Doe or Die

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              • #8
                Originally posted by digglahhh
                As a huge Mets and Knicks fan I feel like the teams should be giving me a grant for my alcohol related research.
                They couldn't afford it, it be ten times their payroll.
                Johnson and now Goligoski gone.
                I hope that's all.

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                • #9
                  Updated the info in this thread. The White Sox had their best finish as defending champs in franchise history...
                  SOUVENEZ-VOUS LES EXPOS!!!
                  "The future's uncertain and the end is always near" - Jim Morrison

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                  • #10
                    Boy, that Marlins fire sale sticks out like a sore thumb.

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                    • #11
                      Updated the table.
                      SOUVENEZ-VOUS LES EXPOS!!!
                      "The future's uncertain and the end is always near" - Jim Morrison

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