05-09-2021, 10:34 PM
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Join Date: Jul 2009
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Originally Posted by J.HenryWaugh
Fictional league, early 20th century, 154-game schedule. Midwest League: Chicago Black Sox finishes 1911 season with a 89-62 record, while the Kansas City Cowboys managed to split a doubleheader with the Cincinnati Grays to close out the season at 90-63. Chicago edged KC in win percentage .589 to .588 but they finished in a virtual tie for first place, with the Detroit Wolverines just one game back.
However, when I moved the game to the next following day there was no expected playoff between Chicago and Kansas City. The game declared the Black Sox as league champs.
Simple question: why? I thought the games behind was the one factor that determined a champion and if teams were tied, even with different win-loss percentages, there was a playoff.
Even OOTP is confused though. While the Baltimore Bridegrooms have an X next to their name as Atlantic League champs, there is no X next to Chicago. In fact, they still have a magic number of 3, while KC's magic number is 2.  |
Did you set it up to have tiebreaker games in league settings?
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