10,000 losses. Wow, way to go guys! At least they didn't spike themselves....

Oh man....and I had the Cubs + 500 losses.

I would say that the Pirates are the next team to 10,000 losses.

I don't know. They'd have to lose a whole lot more games than Atlanta to do that.

 

For example:

Atlanta loses 62 per year (which has happened 7 times in full seasons since 1993, but none since 2003)

Pittsburgh loses 110 per year (which is 10 higher than any Pittsburgh season since 1984, and in fact would be higher than any season since 1952)

 

Atlanta would reach in 5.15 years

Pittsburgh would reach in 6 years

See post #4

:thumb: I completely overlooked that one.

I don't know. They'd have to lose a whole lot more games than Atlanta to do that.

 

For example:

Atlanta loses 62 per year (which has happened 7 times in full seasons since 1993, but none since 2003)

Pittsburgh loses 110 per year (which is 10 higher than any Pittsburgh season since 1984, and in fact would be higher than any season since 1952)

 

Atlanta would reach in 5.15 years

Pittsburgh would reach in 6 years

 

Same logic applied to the Cubs:

 

Atlanta loses 62 per year

Chicago loses 107 per year (10 higher than any year since 1980, and higher than any in Chicago's history)

 

Atlanta reaches in 5.15 years

Chicago reaches in 5.37 years

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For any that would say the Reds:

 

Atlanta loses 62 per year

Cincinnati loses 125 per year (24 higher than any in their history)

 

Atlanta reaches in 5.15 years

Cincinnati reaches in 5.3 years

Same logic applied to the Cubs:

 

Atlanta loses 62 per year

Chicago loses 107 per year (10 higher than any year since 1980, and higher than any in Chicago's history)

 

Atlanta reaches in 5.15 years

Chicago reaches in 5.37 years

 

 

I gotcha! Looks like Atlanta may be the next team to lose 10,000 games.:cry: