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MLB 2015 - Meet the new boss, same as the old boss!

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CLS said:
No idea. And given the histories of some of the teams, it's kinda questionable or meaningful the number is. Also one report I saw said first team "in the American League," implying that a National League team has done it. No idea who that might be.
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I'm sure there are NL teams with more wins, since they have a 25-year head start on the AL.

From here, updated 38 Yankees wins ago:

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1.	San Francisco Giants	1883	10,708
2.	Chicago Cubs		1876	10,446
3.	Los Angeles Dodgers	1884	10,409
4.	St. Louis Cardinals	1882	10,394
5.	Atlanta Braves		1876	10,241
6.	Cincinnati Reds		1882	10,193
7.	Pittsburgh Pirates	1882	10,065
8.	New York Yankees	1901	 9,962
9.	Philadelphia Phillies	1883	 9,404
10.	Boston Red Sox		1901	 9,088
11.	Cleveland Indians	1901	 8,942
12.	Detroit Tigers		1901	 8,934
13.	Chicago White Sox	1901	 8,869
14.	Oakland Athletics	1901	 8,551
15.	Minnesota Twins		1901	 8,439
16.	Baltimore Orioles	1901	 8,338
17.	Los Angeles Angels	1961	 4,233
18.	Houston Astros		1962	 4,059
19.	Texas Rangers		1961	 4,042
20.	New York Mets		1962	 3,974
21.	Kansas City Royals	1969	 3,452
22.	Washington Nationals	1969	 3,446
23.	Milwaukee Brewers	1969	 3,439
24.	San Diego Padres	1969	 3,334
25.	Toronto Blue Jays	1977	 2,914
26.	Seattle Mariners	1977	 2,746
27.	Colorado Rockies	1993	 1,591
28.	Miami Marlins		1993	 1,578
29.	Arizona D'backs		1998	 1,299
30.	Tampa Bay Rays		1998	 1,206
 
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NL teams are multiple for 10k wins.

Cubs, Braves, Pirates, Cardinals, Dodgers, and 1 other I forget. Giants probably.

Eta, see previous post.
 
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I haven't been paying too much attention to the regular season this year.... looked at the standings the other day and it seems kind of weird:

The teams with the 2nd-best and 3rd-best records in all of baseball across all divisions have a one-game playoff against each other so that the winner can then play the team with the best record in all of baseball??

Sort of like having a team in the NFL with a 7-9 record have a home playoff game.... oh wait, never mind. :(
 
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JFC. If anything they need to go back to the old format or shorten the regular season.
 
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Scherzer is one Escobar error short of a perfect game after 6 at Not Shea.
 
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aj burnett just tied christy matthewson for something. that doesn't seem right.
 
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Max Scherzer threw his 2nd no-hitter of the season tonight, striking out 17.

The last pitcher to throw 2 in a regular season: Nolan Ryan.
 
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Prior record for Ks, both teams, DH: 41. (Three-way tie, Mets involved in all three).

Today's Wash-NY DH: 59.

You don't often see a major league record broken by 20%.
 
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Hammer said:
Max Scherzer threw his 2nd no-hitter of the season tonight, striking out 17.

The last pitcher to throw 2 in a regular season: Nolan Ryan.
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Scherzer also tied Ryan's record for most Ks in a no hitter: 17.

This was the second time the Mets have been no hit this year.
 
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CC Sabathia checks into alcohol rehab.
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And he is long removed from being a Brewer where I would have expected an announcement like this to originate.

Or Miller Light is just as watered down as Bud Light.


Starting CC down this path by paying his salary in sausages and beer may not have been the Brewers best move. ;)
 
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Matt Harvey didn't show up to a mandatory work out today, and no one really knows why. He says he was stuck in traffic, but then said he just lost track of time.

Houston and Yanks about to start. Rooting for the 'Stros to pull off an amazing worst to first story.
 
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Didn't the twins win it all in 87 entering the playoffs with a sub-.500 record?
 
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