They would be the first professional sports team to reach that unfortunate goal.

When I heard the stat I couldn't believe it. Being a Cubs fan, I figured they passed that total decades ago. :lol:

Kind of what I was thinking too HC Glad we werent, how many do the cubs have?

Kind of what I was thinking too HC Glad we werent, how many do the cubs have?

9,425 through the AS Break

 

Phillies - 9,999

Braves - 9,681

Cubs - 9,425

Pirates - 9,339

Reds - 9,338

Cardinals - 9,156

Dodgers - 8,932

Giants - 8,681

Orioles - 8,628

Twins - 8,557

A's - 8,456

Tigers - 8,151

White Sox - 8,139

Indians - 8,066

 

Devil Rays - 929 (and gaining fast)

The Reds standing is pretty good when considering they started playing (and I presume counting losses) first. Party at my house in 319 Brave losses.

Reds will get there before the Cubs will

Reds will get there before the Cubs will

 

With the Reds current "direction" I would agree with that. The Cubs may find new ways to choke, but at least they have a winning season every couple years. :lol:

Party at my house in 319 Brave losses.

 

Will there be a keg?

The Reds standing is pretty good when considering they started playing (and I presume counting losses) first. Party at my house in 319 Brave losses.

 

Before Atlanta went on that tear (1991-2005), they were on pace to reach before Philadelphia. Following the 1990 season, Atlanta had 8,662 losses and Philly had 8,640.

Looks like 10,000 will come tonight, there down 10-0 in the top of the 8th right now.

1 out away now. 10-1 St. Louis

Ends on a strikeout.

Will there be flat beer and stale chips in the Phillie clubhouse celebrating the loss?

What suprised me a little is when they said that the Braves were next in line after the Phillies for this. I believe the Cubs were ahead of them. The Braves did have some pitiful years in Atlanta though and I am not sure about their records when in Millwaulkee (spelling?).

What suprised me a little is when they said that the Braves were next in line after the Phillies for this. I believe the Cubs were ahead of them. The Braves did have some pitiful years in Atlanta though and I am not sure about their records when in Millwaulkee (spelling?).

See post #4