And I think I have the first pick. :D
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Domestic League Champions: 2006, 2011, 2018, 2028, 2029, 2031, 2052
Brewmaster's Cup Champions: 2006, 2018, 2028, 2031
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Here is the draft order for reference. Ties are supposed to be resolved by standings from 2 years ago, but since that doesn't apply in our case I'll use this year's standings at the time of the draft, with the lower team picking first.
Philadelphia 0.358
Dallas 0.395
Pawtucket 0.426
Pittsburgh 0.432
Los Alamos 0.463
California 0.469
Sin City 0.481
Virginia 0.488
Hartford 0.512
Syracuse 0.512
Carolina 0.519
Wilmington 0.519
Davenport 0.525
Washington 0.525
Baltimore 0.531
Denver 0.531
Hyundai 0.549
Los Lunas 0.574
Maine 0.580
Windy City 0.611
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Is this how they do it in the real mlb (ie: by strict winning pct?). i'd like to see something of an nfl-style draft order. the #1 pick going to the team with the lowest winning pct, the last pick going to the previous year's champion regardless of winning percentage. the bottom 4 picks go to the previous year's playoff teams. the remaining teams are based on previous year's record. does this make any sense?
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Originally posted by rubisco43Is this how they do it in the real mlb (ie: by strict winning pct?). i'd like to see something of an nfl-style draft order. the #1 pick going to the team with the lowest winning pct, the last pick going to the previous year's champion regardless of winning percentage. the bottom 4 picks go to the previous year's playoff teams. the remaining teams are based on previous year's record. does this make any sense?
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Originally posted by AndrewOriginally posted by rubisco43Is this how they do it in the real mlb (ie: by strict winning pct?). i'd like to see something of an nfl-style draft order. the #1 pick going to the team with the lowest winning pct, the last pick going to the previous year's champion regardless of winning percentage. the bottom 4 picks go to the previous year's playoff teams. the remaining teams are based on previous year's record. does this make any sense?
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Originally posted by AndrewOriginally posted by JJLinnAt least you guys can scout the draft pool, I'm screwed :(.
Are you at least seeing the tabs for F/A and Draft pool?WINDY CITY PLAYBOYS
Bock Division Champions - 1978, 1979, 1980, 1982, 1986, 1990, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009
Wildcard Playoff Berths - 1984, 1988, 1993, 2010
Import League Champions - 1978, 1979, 1980, 1986, 2008, 2009
BLB Champions - 1986, 2009
Hall of Famers: 4
Pale Ale Pitcher Awards: 6
Stout Sluggers: 2
New Brews: 6
Originally posted by fsquidYou guys should trade with Windy City.
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Originally posted by JJLinnWell, turns out that I'm a fucking idiot and had a filter on. It said "No Filter" on the top of the page so it kind of threw me off.
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