2022 Week 26

Cubbies Administrator Consigliere Posts: 4,357	2022 Week 26 Oct 30, 2022 20:13:06 GMT -5 Quote Select Post Deselect Post Link to Post Back to Top Post by Cubbies on Oct 30, 2022 20:13:06 GMT -5 It's all up. Everything is still up in the air. Without knowing the tie-breakers yet, not a single Wild Card spot has been clinched, but San Fran and Baltimore have magic numbers of 1.
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2022 Week 26 Oct 30, 2022 21:00:17 GMT -5

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1. Head-to-Head Record
The first and simplest tiebreaker is the result of the season series between the tied teams. If Team X and Team Y tie for the top spot in the division and Team X went 10-8 against Team Y, then Team X is the division champion. If Teams X, Y and Z all finish tied at the top, then the team with the best combined winning percentage against the two other clubs would be the division champ.

2. Intradivision Record
If the head-to-head record is also a tie, then the involved clubs’ records within their division will break the tie. This applies even if the tie is for a Wild Card spot between two teams that do not reside in the same division. The team with the superior intradivision record would win the tiebreaker.

3. Interdivision Record
In the event of a head-to-head and intradivision record tie for the involved teams, then the tie would be settled based on how they fared against teams within their league but outside of their division. So for an AL East team, it would be the record against teams from the AL Central and AL West.

4. Last Half of Intraleague Games
Should the interdivision record also be a tie, the next tiebreaker will be determined by the involved clubs’ last-half records against teams within their league (AL for AL teams, NL for NL teams). Note that these are the records from the last half of games mathematically, not just the games after the All-Star break (which typically comes after the mathematical midpoint).

5. Last Half of Intraleague Games Plus One
Should the records of the involved clubs in the second half of intraleague games also be a tie, then the outcome of the last game of the first half of intraleague games is used. Should that also be a tie, then the previous intraleague game on the schedule is used. This process is repeated until the tie is resolved.

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Cubbies Administrator Consigliere Posts: 4,357	2022 Week 26 Oct 30, 2022 21:03:31 GMT -5 Quote Select Post Deselect Post Link to Post Back to Top Post by Cubbies on Oct 30, 2022 21:03:31 GMT -5 Head to head records can be seen here: www.thensbl.com/orgtmvstm.htm
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2022 Week 26 Oct 30, 2022 21:28:55 GMT -5 via mobile raysgm likes this

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Post by seattlegm on Oct 30, 2022 21:28:55 GMT -5

How many WCs we playing with this year? I feel like I should know this, but don’t.

Oct 30, 2022 20:13:06 GMT -5 Cubbies said:

It's all up. Everything is still up in the air. Without knowing the tie-breakers yet, not a single Wild Card spot has been clinched, but San Fran and Baltimore have magic numbers of 1.

bluejaysgm Pro Posts: 1,428	2022 Week 26 Oct 30, 2022 21:37:53 GMT -5 raysgm likes this Quote Select Post Deselect Post Link to Post Back to Top Post by bluejaysgm on Oct 30, 2022 21:37:53 GMT -5 Are we following this year's MLB setup with 3 WC's?
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2022 Week 26 Oct 30, 2022 23:03:22 GMT -5

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Yes, 3 wild cards per league I believe. 3-5-7-7 format in the playoffs

Career (15 yrs): 1365-1065 (+1511 RD|5x WC|3x Div|3x AL|0x WS)
Playoffs: 34-28 (+45)

87-75 (2nd|+117|WC2|Lost DS)
88-74 (3rd|+66)
102-60 (1st|+227|Lost DS)
99-63 (2nd|+194|WC1|Lost WC)
90-72 (2nd|+151|WC1|Lost WS)
107-55 (1st|+268|Lost WS)
115-47 (1st|+366|Lost WS)
86-76 (2nd|+70)
101-61 (2nd|+199|WC1|Lost WC)
89-73 (3rd|+102)
97-65 (2nd|+162|WC1|Lost WC)
86-76 (3rd|+51)
71-91 (5th|-134)
72-90 (5th|-69)
75-87 (4th|-65)

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2022 Week 26 Oct 30, 2022 23:03:36 GMT -5

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AWARD LADDERS
AL MVP:
1. Matt Chapman (3B) - New York Yankees
2. Fernando Tatis Jr. (SS) - Baltimore Orioles
3. Byron Buxton (CF) - Cleveland Guardians
4. Ronald Acuna Jr. (LF) - Tampa Bay Rays
5. Rhys Hoskins (1B) - Toronto Blue Jays
6. Aaron Judge (RF) - Baltimore Orioles
7. Carlos Correa (SS) - Oakland Athletics
8. Christian Yelich (LF) - Cleveland Guardians
9. Nolan Arenado (3B) - Toronto Blue Jays
10. Jose Ramirez (3B) - Chicago White Sox

NL MVP:
1. Tyler O'Neill (LF) - St. Louis Cardinals
2. Mike Trout (CF) - San Diego Padres
3. Juan Soto (DH) - Atlanta Braves
4. Luis Robert (CF) - Colorado Rockies
5. Francisco Lindor (SS) - Atlanta Braves
6. Josh Donaldson (3B) - Colorado Rockies
7. Brandon Lowe (2B) - Pittsburgh Pirates
8. Matt Olson (1B) - San Francisco Giants
9. Bo Bichette (SS) - Los Angeles Dodgers
10. Freddie Freeman (1B) - Atlanta Braves

AL Cy Young:
1. Max Fried (SP) - Oakland Athletics
2. Kevin Gausman (SP) - Cleveland Guardians
3. Robbie Ray (SP) - Texas Rangers
4. Walker Buehler (SP) - Toronto Blue Jays
5. Tyler Glasnow (SP) - Oakland Athletics

NL Cy Young:
1. Trevor Bauer (SP) - Milwaukee Brewers
2. Jacob deGrom (SP) - Pittsburgh Pirates
3. Gerrit Cole (SP) - Washington Nationals
4. Zack Wheeler (SP) - St. Louis Cardinals
5. Clayton Kershaw (SP) - Pittsburgh Pirates

AL Rookie of the Year:
1. Wander Franco (SS) - Minnesota Twins
2. Adley Rutschman (C) - Minnesota Twins
3. Jason Vosler (2B) - Baltimore Orioles
4. Patrick Wisdom (1B) - Oakland Athletics
5. Alek Thomas (CF) - Toronto Blue Jays

NL Rookie of the Year:
1. Jonathan India (2B) - Colorado Rockies,Milwaukee Brewers
2. Riley Greene (RF) - Cincinnati Reds
3. Seiya Suzuki (LF) - San Francisco Giants
4. Shea Langeliers (C) - St. Louis Cardinals
5. Spencer Torkelson (3B) - Chicago Cubs

AL Hank Aaron Award:
1. Rhys Hoskins (1B) - Toronto Blue Jays
2. Fernando Tatis Jr. (SS) - Baltimore Orioles
3. Ronald Acuna Jr. (LF) - Tampa Bay Rays

NL Hank Aaron Award:
1. Juan Soto (DH) - Atlanta Braves
2. Tyler O'Neill (LF) - St. Louis Cardinals
3. Matt Olson (1B) - San Francisco Giants

AL Reliever of the Year:
1. Liam Hendriks (RP) - Toronto Blue Jays
2. Edwin Diaz (RP) - Oakland Athletics
3. David Bednar (RP) - Texas Rangers

NL Reliever of the Year:
1. Aroldis Chapman (RP) - Pittsburgh Pirates
2. Mark Melancon (RP) - Colorado Rockies
3. Josh Hader (RP) - Miami Marlins,Cincinnati Reds

MILESTONE WATCH
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Weekly Leaderboards are updated:
REMEMBER THAT UNTIL I GET AROUND TO CHANGING THE PLAYOFF LOGIC ALL PLAYOFF ODDS ARE STILL BASED ON A TWO WILD CARD SYSTEM

Week-By-Week Charts

Best week: Seattle Mariners, 5-1, +2.8% World Series Odds (+1.8 wins added to mean win projection). Also Considered: TOR

Worst week: Boston Red Sox, 0-7, +0.0% World Series Odds (-3.0 wins subtracted from mean win projection). Also Considered: TB

Career (15 yrs): 1365-1065 (+1511 RD|5x WC|3x Div|3x AL|0x WS)
Playoffs: 34-28 (+45)

87-75 (2nd|+117|WC2|Lost DS)
88-74 (3rd|+66)
102-60 (1st|+227|Lost DS)
99-63 (2nd|+194|WC1|Lost WC)
90-72 (2nd|+151|WC1|Lost WS)
107-55 (1st|+268|Lost WS)
115-47 (1st|+366|Lost WS)
86-76 (2nd|+70)
101-61 (2nd|+199|WC1|Lost WC)
89-73 (3rd|+102)
97-65 (2nd|+162|WC1|Lost WC)
86-76 (3rd|+51)
71-91 (5th|-134)
72-90 (5th|-69)
75-87 (4th|-65)

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2022 Week 26 Oct 31, 2022 20:24:04 GMT -5 KC Royals Nate likes this

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Alright, here is a quick breakdown of where I see things.

In the American League:

- Toronto has the top seed wrapped up.
- Oakland has a 2 game lead over KC for the other 1st round bye. Which they need, because if KC and OAK tie at the end of the season, KC wins the tie-breaker by way of them owning the season series 4-2.
- Baltimore has a magic number of 1 to clinch a Wild Card due to having a 4-game lead in the win column over Texas. Texas and Baltimore split the season series, so it would go to 2nd tie-breaker. Texas wins 2nd tie-breaker in the event that they tie (It would mean Baltimore would have a 38-38 division record and Texas a 40-36 division record).
- Tampa has a magic number of 2 to clinch a Wild Card. They only need to tie Texas due to owning 1st tie-breaker over Texas.
- Seattle has a magic number of 4 (I think?). They own a 1 game lead over Texas with 4 games each to play, but Texas owns 1st tie-breaker over them.

In the event of ties for Wild Card spots, Seattle would own a tie-breaker over both Tampa and Baltimore. Tampa owns a tie-breaker over Baltimore.

Baltimore hosts Toronto for 3, Tampa goes to Boston for 3, Seattle hosts Detroit for 4, and Texas hosts the NY Yankees for 4.

In the National League:

- Arizona has the top seed wrapped up.
- Pittsburgh and Atlanta have each clinched their divisions. Pittsburgh has a magic number of 2 to secure the other 1st round bye due to owning the 1st tie-breaker over Atlanta.
- San Fran, Cinci, Philly, Colorado, and Milwaukee are all technically still alive for the three Wild Card spots. Los Angeles, despite being 3 games behind Philly for the 3rd WC with 3 games to go is eliminated due to Philly owning the 1st tie-breaker over them.
- San Fran has a magic number of 1 over Colorado, Cinci also has a magic number of 1 over Colorado, and Philly has a magic number of 2 over Colorado. Both Cinci and Philly own the tie-breaker over Colorado. But Colorado owns the tie-breaker over San Fran which is the only reason SF hasn't clinched.
- Milwaukee is 2 games behind Philly but owns the tie-breaker over them.
- Colorado owns the tie-breaker over Milwaukee.

- Philly is at Houston, Chicago is at Cinci, Arizona is at Milwaukee, Colorado is at Los Angeles, and San Fran is at San Diego.

- Detroit is assured of the #1 overall Summer pick.
- Washington is assured of the #1 overall Winter pick. Boston could technically tie them, but due to a worse record in 2022, Washington would own the tie-breaker.

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Cubbies Administrator Consigliere Posts: 4,357	2022 Week 26 Oct 31, 2022 21:26:22 GMT -5 Quote Select Post Deselect Post Link to Post Back to Top Post by Cubbies on Oct 31, 2022 21:26:22 GMT -5 Sorta sucks that none of these teams in contention are playing each other in either league. Even for the #2 seeds KC plays Cleveland, Oakland plays Los Angeles, Pittsburgh plays St. Louis, and Atlanta plays Miami.
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2022 Week 26 Nov 2, 2022 4:31:48 GMT -5 Cubbies likes this

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Oct 31, 2022 21:26:22 GMT -5 Cubbies said:

Sorta sucks that none of these teams in contention are playing each other in either league. Even for the #2 seeds KC plays Cleveland, Oakland plays Los Angeles, Pittsburgh plays St. Louis, and Atlanta plays Miami.

Current H2H records of teams facing each other in the final series:
Bal 5-11 vs TOR
TB 8-8 vs BOS
Sea 1-2 vs DET
Tex 1-2 vs NYY
Phi 0-0 vs HOU
ChC 9-7 vs CIN
Arz 4-1 vs MIL
COL 10-6 vs LAD
SF 13-3 vs SD

The AL Wild Card could be just that.. wild...

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