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Standings
The Standings (League Menu >> Standings) contains the standings for the selected league:
There are several different views of Standings data. The default view, Basic Standings and Leaders, depicted above, shows the league standings in the center of the screen, and league leaders in numerous statistical categories along each side of the page. The basic standings include typical information including wins, losses, winning percentage, and GB (games behind). See Statistics and Leaders for more detailed leaderboards.
In addition to the basic standings, you can choose additional standings views using the drop-down in the top right corner:
This view is only available in leagues where wildcard teams can make the playoffs.
That is, if you have two divisions of four teams in your subleague, this view will group all eight teams together. This view is only available in leagues where there are multiple divisions within a subleague.
It also includes the Pythagorean Record, which is a formula that produces a projected won - loss record for a team based on how many runs it scores (RS) compared to how many runs it allows (RA). The formula yields a fraction that is multiplied by the number of games the team has played and then rounded to the nearest whole number. This result is the team's number of projected wins. Teams' actual won - lost records tend to mirror their Pythagorean records, and variances can usually be attributed to luck.
There are several different views of Standings data. The default view, Basic Standings and Leaders, depicted above, shows the league standings in the center of the screen, and league leaders in numerous statistical categories along each side of the page. The basic standings include typical information including wins, losses, winning percentage, and GB (games behind). See Statistics and Leaders for more detailed leaderboards.
In addition to the basic standings, you can choose additional standings views using the drop-down in the top right corner:
Wildcard Standings
The Wildcard Standings show the standings in the wildcard race:This view is only available in leagues where wildcard teams can make the playoffs.
Subleague Standings
The Subleague Standings show the standings grouped by subleague, without regard to divisions:That is, if you have two divisions of four teams in your subleague, this view will group all eight teams together. This view is only available in leagues where there are multiple divisions within a subleague.
Expanded Standings
The Expanded Standings include much more detail about the standings. In addition to the basic information, it also includes information such as home and away records, record in extra-inning games, and pre- and post-All-Star break records.It also includes the Pythagorean Record, which is a formula that produces a projected won - loss record for a team based on how many runs it scores (RS) compared to how many runs it allows (RA). The formula yields a fraction that is multiplied by the number of games the team has played and then rounded to the nearest whole number. This result is the team's number of projected wins. Teams' actual won - lost records tend to mirror their Pythagorean records, and variances can usually be attributed to luck.