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LEAGUE 1
2017 Nationals
97-65
1st in NL East; lost division series in five games to Cubs
HOF – N/A
Notable – Ryan Zimmerman (303, 36 HR), Daniel Murphy (.322, 23 HR), Bryce Harper (.319, 29 HR), Max Scherzer (16-6, 2.51 ERA), Stephen Strasburg (15-4, 2.52 ERA), Gio Gonzalez (15-9, 2.96 ERA)
Originally seeded 288th; .627 in First Chance, 4th

1969 Orioles
109-53
1st in AL East; lost World Series in five games to Mets
HOF – Jim Palmer (16-4, 2.34 ERA), Brooks Robinson (.234, 23 HR), Frank Robinson (.308, 32 HR)
Notable – Boog Powell (.304, 37 HR), Paul Blair (.285, 26 HR, 20 SB), Mike Cueller (23-11, 2.38 ERA)
Originally seeded 31st; .592 in First Chance, 16th

1941 Yankees
101-53-2
1st in AL; won World Series in five games over Dodgers
HOF – Bill Dickey (.284, 7 HR), Joe DiMaggio (.357, 30 HR), Lefty Gomez (15-5, 3.74 ERA), Joe Gordon (.276, 24 HR), Phil Rizzuto (.307, 3 HR), Red Ruffing (15-6, 3.54 ERA)
Notable – Charlie Keller (.298, 33 HR), Tommy Henrich (.277, 31 HR)
Originally seeded 48th; .573 in First Chance, 28th

1939 Cardinals
92-61-2
2nd in NL (4.5 games behind Reds)
HOF – Joe Medwick (.332, 14 HR), Johnny Mize (.349, 28 HR), Enos Slaughter (.320, 12 HR)
Notable – Curt Davis (22-16, 3.63 ERA), Mort Cooper (12-6, 3.25 ERA)
Originally seeded 272nd; .564 in First Chance, 40th

1962 Giants
103-62
1st in NL; lost World Series in seven games to Yankees
HOF – Orlando Cepeda (.306, 35 HR), Juan Marichal (18-11, 3.36 ERA), Willie Mays (.304, 49 JR), Willie McCovey (.293, 20 HR), Gaylord Perry
Notable – Felipe Alou (.316, 25 HR), Jack Sanford (24-7, 3.43 ERA)
Originally seeded 138th; .558 in First Chance, 52nd

1966 Orioles
97-63
1st in AL; won World Series in four games over Dodgers
HOF – Luis Aparicio (.276, 6 HR, 25 SB), Jim Palmer (15-10, 3.46 ERA), Brooks Robinson (.269, 23 HR), Frank Robinson (.316, 49 HR)
Notable – Boog Powell (.287, 34 HR), Dave McNally (13-6, 3.17 ERA), Steve Barber (10-5, 2.30 ERA)
Originally seeded 235th; .544 in First Chance, 81st

1927 Yankees
110-44-1
1st in AL; won World Series in five games over Pirates
HOF – Earle Combs (.356, 6 HR), Lou Gehrig (.373, 47 HR), Waite Hoyt (22-7, 2.63 ERA), Tony Lazzeri (.309, 18 HR, 22 SB), Herb Pennock (19-8, 3.00 ERA), Babe Ruth (.356, 60 HR)
Notable – Bob Meusel (.337, 8 HR, 24 SB), Urban Shocker (18-6, 2.84 ERA)
Originally seeded 7th; .549 in First Chance, 68th; .545 in Second Chance, 4th in tournament

1992 Braves
98-64
1st in NL West; lost World Series in six games to Blue Jays
HOF – Tom Glavine (20-8, 2.76 ERA), John Smoltz (15-12, 2.85 ERA)
Notable – Terry Pendleton (.311, 21 HR), Otis Nixon (.294, 41 SB)
Originally seeded 242nd; .533 in First Chance, 104th; .506 in Second Chance; .550 in Last Chance, 4th in tournament


LEAGUE 2
1939 Yankees
106-45-1
1st in AL; won World Series in four games over Reds
HOF – Bill Dickey (.302, 24 HR), Joe DiMaggio (.381, 30 HR), Lou Gehrig (.143, 0 HR), Lefty Gomez 912-8, 3.41 ERA), Joe Gordon (.284, 28 HR), Red Ruffing (21-7, 2.93 ERA)
Notable – Red Rolfe (,329, 14 HR), Charlie Keller (.334, 11 HR), George Selkirk (.306, 21 HR), Bump Hadley (12-6, 2.98 ERA)
Originally seeded 11th; .612 in First Chance, 10th

2019 Dodgers
106-56
1st in NL West; lost division series in five games to Nationals
HOF – N/A
Notable – Justin Turner (.290, 27 HR), Cody Bellinger (.305, 47 HR), Hyun Jin Ryu (14-5, 2.32 ERA), Clayton Kershaw (16-5, 3.03)
Originally seeded 55th; .582 in First Chance, 22nd

1931 Yankees
94-59-2
2nd in AL (13.5 games behind A’s)
HOF – Earle Combs (.318, 5 HR), Bill Dickey (.327, 6 HR), Lou Gehrig (.341, 46 HR), Lefty Gomez (21-9, 2.67 ERA), Tony Lazzeri (.267, 8 HR), Herb Pennock (11-6, 4.28 ERA), Red Ruffing (16-14, 4.41 ERA), Babe Ruth (.373, 46 HR), Joe Sewell (.302, 6 HR)
Notable – Ben Chapman (.315, 17 HR, 61 SB)
Originally seeded 197th; .569 in First Chance, 34th

1909 Pirates
110-42-2
1st in NL; won World Series in seven games over Tigers
HOF – Fred Clarke (.287, 3 HR, 31 SB), Honus Wagner (.339, 5 HR, 35 SB), Vic Willis (22-11, 2.24 ERA)
Notable – Howie Camnitz (25-6, 1.62 ERA), Nick Maddiox (13-8, 2.21 ERA)
Originally seeded 3rd; .562 in First Chance, 46th

1910 A’s
102-48-5
1st in AL; won World Series in five games over Cubs
HOF – Home Run Baker (.283, 2 HR, 21 SB), Chief Bender (23-5, 1.58 ERA), Eddie Collins (.324, 3 HR, 81 SB), Eddie Plank (16-10, 2.01 ERA)
Notable – Rube Oldring (.308, 4 HR), Danny Murphy (.300, 4 HR), Jack Coombs (31-9, 1.30 ERA), Cy Morgan (18-12, 1.55 ERA)
Originally seeded 25th; .551 in First Chance, 66th

1922 Browns
93-61
2nd in AL (1 game behind Yankees)
HOF – George Sisler (.420, 8 HR, 51 SB)
Notable – Hank Severeid (.321, 3 HR), Ken Williams (.332, 39 HR, 37 SB), Baby Doll Jacobson (.317, 9 HR, 19 SB), Jack Tobin (.331, 13 HR), Urban Shocker (24-17, 2.97 ERA), Elam Vangilder (19-13, 3.42 ERA)
Originally seeded 260th; .529 in First Chance, 111th

2003 Yankees
101-61-1
1st in AL East; lost World Series in six games to Marlins
HOF – Derek Jeter (.324, 10 HR), Mike Mussina (17-8, 3.40 ERA), Mariano Rivera (5-2, 1.66 ERA, 40 SV)
Notable – Jorge Posada (.281, 30 HR), Jason Giambi (.250, 41 HR), Alfonso Soriano (.290, 38 HR), Roger Clemens (17-9, 3.91 ERA)
Originally seeded 141st; .535 in First Chance, 103rd; .529 in Second Chance, tied for 10th in tourney

1940 Tigers
90-64-1
1st in AL; lost World Series in seven games to Reds
HOF – Earl Averill, Charlie Gehringer (.313, 10 HR), Hank Greenberg (.340, 41 HR), Hal Newhouser (9-9, 4.86)
Notable – Rudy York (.316, 33 HR), Barney McCosky (.340, 4 HR), Bobo Newsom (21-5, 2.83 ERA), Schoolboy Rowe (16-3, 3.46 ERA)
Originally seeded 340th; .515 in First Chance, 150th; .539 in Last Chance, 9th in tournament