"Our League" Season 4--Who Wants To Play Our Way?

[revmcgator]

Ostego out in front.

[HRBaker]

Originally Posted by Stanley Kuppchaser

I didn't notice the Cleveland name change until I did the standings. Please post their new logo and the sharp new look of the Barons. Thanks.

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[Edster007]

Coney Island leading the pack after the first couple of months.

OL has 4 division leaders, 1 holding a WC and 4 flirting with relegation.

[Tinkerman]

Sonora are the strong early favorites. Just .500 the rest of the way will probably do it.

[Stanley Kuppchaser]

The Mundys had a busy and successful month to take a solid lead.

[revmcgator]

Keystone takes the lead in a closely-fought race.

[Tinkerman]

Just the 3 games between Knockemstiff and Sonora, with the Shiners taking that series 2-1. So things are quite well poised at the halfway mark. Brooklyn would have been the obvious favorites if they'd had the games.

[Edster007]

Coney Island still holds the top spot.

[Stanley Kuppchaser]

If I remember correctly about how to figure it, the Mundys appear to have opened up a 10-game lead on the Baltimore Barons.

[revmcgator]

Las Vegas becomes the third leader in three days.

[allenciox]

Here are the current mid-season OL standings:

Annandale: 4-2
Nowhere Men: 5-5
Cary: 4-6

Silly Mad: 0-0 (will not qualify for champion).

[Tinkerman]

No change to the OL standings. I feel like I'm over-reporting on this league

[Stanley Kuppchaser]

The Mundys muddled along at a 4-3 pace for the month, but Baltimore could only pick up a half-game. OL teams have found it a bit of a tough go in S297, with four teams in relegation spots, and several more hovering just above.

[Edster007]

Coney Island splits its only two games with Lemp Ave but manages to extend its lead as the OL teams are beating each other up.

In PT Waffletown is the only division leader. In the AC Sunday, Lemp Ave and Algoma are battling for the two wild card spots. In the NC Coney Island has a considerable lead in the wild card race and trails in its division by 3.5

Left Coast, Shinbone and Gear Terrace are likely to be heading to silver next week unless they get hot.

[revmcgator]

The late Friday report (Saturday's report will be late as well)

[Tinkerman]

In a shock development, with a series win against both opponents, Seattle move to the top of OL.

With 4 games left between Knockemstiff and Seattle (right at the start of play today), there's a decent chance we will finish with a 3-way tie. Can someone please remind me of the order that different factors are used to separate teams that are tied?

[Edster007]

Originally Posted by Tinkerman

In a shock development, with a series win against both opponents, Seattle move to the top of OL.

With 4 games left between Knockemstiff and Seattle (right at the start of play today), there's a decent chance we will finish with a 3-way tie. Can someone please remind me of the order that different factors are used to separate teams that are tied?

If you have a tie with winning percentage and the teams that are tied havent played the same number of games add a decimal place or two. If that doesnt work:

Tie Breakers

head to head
Run differential H2H
Most runs scored H2H
Least runs allowed H2H

Run Diff OL
Most wins OL
Runs scored OL
Least allowed OL

Then finally best overall record in PT play.

[Tinkerman]

Thanks Ed. I'll sort out the final standings for Gold tomorrow, have a good trip!

[Edster007]

With winning both of their OL games yesterday, Coney Island has clinched the Gold crown.

The real story is the PT race in the AC East and AC WC which you can check out below.

Thanks to Tiinkerman for finishing off the week for me tomorrow and picking up the save.

[Stanley Kuppchaser]

Baltimore inched closer to Port Ruppert in OL S297, going 8-4, while the Mundys stumbled to a 2-3 month. However, it will still be a tall order to run down the season long front runners. The schedule should be busy enough as the Barons play 10 and the Mundys 15.