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gehrig38 · 12-21-2025, 06:11 PM

A reminder that the IBL switched to a 4 division 4 team per division format in this 2011 season.
Starting in the AL East where Boston ,leads Staten Island by 5 games, and Brooklyn by 6. Boston was 77-85 and finished in last in 2010 21 games behind Staten Island.
In the Central Dallas has already clinched, leading the division by 15 games. Dallas won the central last year.
In the west Utah clinched yesterday, leading Wyoming by 11. Utah won their division last year.
In the south, the AL's new division, Cleveland and Charlotte are tied at 87-65. Cleveland was a wild card team last year. Staten Island, 75-77, won the AL last year but trails Boston by 5 in the East.

Over in the NL the leagues most shocking team and story reside in the East. In their 1st season the expansion Pittsburgh Miners are 84-68 and 1 game up on New England. In our division one of the 2010 NL Wild Card teams, El Paso, is 80-72 and 1 game up in Indianapolis.
In the west the class of the NL, Fresno, clinched early and at 96-56 are 20 up on San Diego, the other NL WC from last year. In the south the 2010 World Champion Jacksonville Panthers are 2.5 games back of Las Vegas (79-73) while 2nd place Phoenx trails by 1 game.
The AL Wild card has Cleveland and Charlotte tied, with one of them being their division winner and the other likely the #1 WC seed as they are both up 7 games on San Jose. Wyoming and Denver are both 2 back with Staten Island 5 and Brooklyn 6 behind.
In the NL New England is 4 games up on 2nd place Indianapolis. The Lynx are just a game up on 3rd place Phoenix, and 2 up on the Punishers. Jacksonville (2.5) and San Diego (3) are next in line.
It feels crazy to even mention this but we are tied with San Francisco at 73-79 and still alive, 6 games behind Indianapolis.
Jacksonville beat Staten Island in last years series to win their 2nd world series (2000 was the other) and the Panthers are in danger of missing the post-season for the first time in 13 years.

12-21-2025, 06:11 PM	#100
gehrig38 Hall Of Famer Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Medfield, Mass Posts: 5,992	Post season picture with 10 games to go A reminder that the IBL switched to a 4 division 4 team per division format in this 2011 season. Starting in the AL East where Boston ,leads Staten Island by 5 games, and Brooklyn by 6. Boston was 77-85 and finished in last in 2010 21 games behind Staten Island. In the Central Dallas has already clinched, leading the division by 15 games. Dallas won the central last year. In the west Utah clinched yesterday, leading Wyoming by 11. Utah won their division last year. In the south, the AL's new division, Cleveland and Charlotte are tied at 87-65. Cleveland was a wild card team last year. Staten Island, 75-77, won the AL last year but trails Boston by 5 in the East. Over in the NL the leagues most shocking team and story reside in the East. In their 1st season the expansion Pittsburgh Miners are 84-68 and 1 game up on New England. In our division one of the 2010 NL Wild Card teams, El Paso, is 80-72 and 1 game up in Indianapolis. In the west the class of the NL, Fresno, clinched early and at 96-56 are 20 up on San Diego, the other NL WC from last year. In the south the 2010 World Champion Jacksonville Panthers are 2.5 games back of Las Vegas (79-73) while 2nd place Phoenx trails by 1 game. The AL Wild card has Cleveland and Charlotte tied, with one of them being their division winner and the other likely the #1 WC seed as they are both up 7 games on San Jose. Wyoming and Denver are both 2 back with Staten Island 5 and Brooklyn 6 behind. In the NL New England is 4 games up on 2nd place Indianapolis. The Lynx are just a game up on 3rd place Phoenix, and 2 up on the Punishers. Jacksonville (2.5) and San Diego (3) are next in line. It feels crazy to even mention this but we are tied with San Francisco at 73-79 and still alive, 6 games behind Indianapolis. Jacksonville beat Staten Island in last years series to win their 2nd world series (2000 was the other) and the Panthers are in danger of missing the post-season for the first time in 13 years. __________________ The Chicago Iron Pigs 2012-2024 The IBL's first 13 years The Alaska Avalanche 2024-2030 Moving on to my birthplace The San Antonio Silver Stars 2030-2034 From one big state, Alaska, to another, Texas!