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Team Composition:
Because this is the sort of thing that I was curious about myself. The breakdown of the 900 teams is as follows:
Angels: 16 teams / 56 years
Arizona: 3 teams / 19 years
Astros: 17 teams / 55 years
Athletics: 43 teams / 116 years (includes both Oakland and Philadelphia)
Braves: 30 teams / 116 years (includes Boston, Milwaukee and Atlanta)
Brewers: 12 teams / 48 years
Cardinals: 47 teams / 116 years
Cleveland: 42 teams / 116 years
Colorado: 5 teams / 24 years
Cubs: 36 teams / 116 years
Detroit: 49 teams / 116 years
Dodgers: 52 teams / 116 years (includes Brooklyn and LA)
Giants: 63 teams / 116 years (includes NY and SF)
Marlins: 2 teams / 24 years
Mets: 16 teams / 55 years
Orioles: 46 teams / 116 years (includes Stl Browns and Milwaukee Brewers v.1)
Padres: 5 teams / 48 years
Phillies: 26 teams / 116 years
Pirates: 53 teams / 116 years
Rangers: 18 teams / 56 years (includes brief Washington Senators stint)
Red Sox: 57 teams / 116 years (includes Boston Americans)
Reds: 40 teams / 116 years
Royals: 11 teams / 48 years
Seattle: 10 teams / 40 years
Tampa Bay: 7 teams / 19 years
Toronto: 21 teams / 40 years
Twins: 33 teams / 117 years (includes Washington Senators)
Washington: 13 teams / 48 years (includes Expos)
White Sox: 44 teams / 116 years
Yankees: 82 teams / 114 years (includes Highlanders)
Highest Overall:
1. Yankees, 82
2. Giants, 63
3. Red Sox, 57
4. Pirates, 53
5. Dodgers, 52
Highest Ratio:
1. Yankees, 1 every 1.39 years
2. Giants, 1 every 1.84 years
3. Toronto, 1 every 1.9 years
4. Red Sox, 1 every 2.04 years
5. Pirates, 1 every 2.19 years
Lowest Ratio:
1. Marlins, 1 every 12 years
2. Padres, 1 every 9.6 years
3. Arizona, 1 every 6.3 years
4. Colorado, 1 every 4.8 years
5. Phillies, 1 every 4.5 years
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