Welcome to the Wayback Baseball Syndicate!
The Wayback Baseball Syndicate (WBS) is a centralized, limited keeper, Diamond Mind Baseball (v12) simulation league beginning with the 1919 season. Our mission is to recreate an alternative, historical replay of the game of baseball.
If you are interested in joining the WBS, please email waybackbaseball@gmail.com for more information.
The WBS completes 1 full season, including draft and postseason, within a 4 month time span (~120 days).
General weekly sim schedule is MWFSS, with TH off.
Sim Date: September 5, 1922
Quick Links: Standings ◊ Game Results ◊ Current Injuries
Cumulative Wins Chart: Doubleday League ◊ Knickerbocker League
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⚾ Team Losses: 106 (119), Old Lyme Ticks
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August 30, 1922
Austin, TX (WBSP): Wild Ace Ken Williams slugged 2 homers today against Bowling Green, a day after doing the same against Hoboken. Williams drove in 11 runs over both games to accompany that feat. The home run binge has propelled Williams to within 3 of catching Rogers Hornsby who is leading the Knickerbocker League with 33. The Aces outpaced the Baron, 10-7, pitcher Hooks Dauss improving to 15-6 with a 3.09 ERA. The win extends Austin's winning streak to 4 games, keeping a half game ahead of Willison and a full game aheads of Hoboken, in a wild card race that remains razor thin. ｢boxscore｣
Blackwater, KY (WBSP): Virgil Cheeves tossed a 3-hit shutout against Blackwater for Macon today, extending their win streak to 6 and getting back into the playoff hunt. The offense was a team effort, the top 6 batters in the lineup each collecting 2 hits and producing all 8 runs. Cheeves improved to 10-9 with a 4.10 ERA on the season. Bill Sherdel took the loss for Blackwater, dropping to 15-9 with a 3.96 ERA. With the win, 6th place Macon is 4.5 games back of the Wild Card spot in what looks to be a 4 team race with Blackwater, Kinnaird Street, and Santa Carla! ｢boxscore｣
August 22, 1922
Button Bay, VT (WBSP): Rogers Hornsby snagged his 200th hit of the season today, marking his 4th consecutive season with 200 hits. But his 2 of 5 effort was not enough to get the win, as the Topeka Moosedogs came from behind to tie the game in the 8th, and win in 10. A rally of singles in the 8th were capped by Chick Galloway's 2-run single. Butch Henline drove in the last 2 runs for Topeka with a single in the 10th. Button Bay threatened in the bottom half, with Jack Smith driving in a run with only 1 out, but Topeka's bullpen closed out the game. ｢boxscore｣
August 12, 1922
Alto, NM (WBSP): The Wild Mustangs won their 7th straight game today, pulling 8 games ahead of the 2nd place Blackwater Outlaws in the Doubleday League. Waite Hoyt gave up 5 earned, but lasted all 9, improving to 10-12 with a 4.20 ERA. Pat Duncan led the offensive effort, slugging 3 doubles and scoring twice with 1 RBI. Since the Midsummer Classic, Alto is 25-10, best in the WBS. Meanwhile the in Knickerbocker League Button Bay holds a 5 game lead ahead of a Williston team that could get hot and surge ahead at any moment. Both leagues appear to have a postseason hunt that could come down to the wire! ｢boxscore｣
August 6, 1922
Williston, ND (WBSP): Clarke Pittenger's walkoff shot in the 10th finished off a nail-biter in Williston today, seeing 7 lead changes over the course of the game. Down 2 in the 9th, Joe Harris, Tris Speaker, and Ray Grimes slugged 3 consecutive doubles to tie the game and send it in to extras. Grimes finished the day 4 for 4, with 2 home runs, 4 RBIs and 3 runs scored. Speaker collected a pair of doubles to bring his season total to a league leading 48. The win over Bowling Green improves Willison to 63-47, 3.5 games back of the Benedicts, as Williston hopes to track down their 2nd league title. ｢boxscore｣
July 17, 1922
Old Lyme, CT (WBSP): Moosedogs Tilly Walker and George Burns combined for 19 total bases, 7 runs, and 8 RBIs today, including a cycle by Walker. Burns fell only a double short of the same feat. Topeka won easily, 17-6. Despite allowing 6 earned on 12 hits, Alex Ferguson completed the game and is now 11-9 with a 3.40 ERA. Old Lyme picked up their 70th loss of the season, on their way to setting a single season team losses record that may never be beat. ｢boxscore｣
July 8, 1922
Old Lyme, CT (WBSP): It seems the Midsummer break was too much of a break for Charlie Jamieson, whose hitting streak came to an end at 37 games today on an 0-4 performance. The Ticks eeked out nailbiter, scoring 2 in the bottom of the 9th in a 7-6 win over Hoboken. The Ticks held a 5-4 edge heading into the 9th, but Hoboken rallied on back-to-back triples by Del Pratt and Casey Stengel to take a 1-run lead. But in the bottom half, Old Lyme cobbled together some base hits, a sacrifice bunt, and a walk-off sacrifice fly by Roger Peckinpaugh to secure the win. Red Shea tallied a blown save and loss, while Jim Bagby notched a win, improving to 2-4. ｢boxscore｣
July 4, 1922
Williston, ND (WBSP): HIT PARADE IN WILLISTON!!! Fans hoping to see a pitching duel at the Midsummer Classis were sorely disappointed today, as the Knickerbockers and Doubledays combined for 28 runs on 39 hits, the Knickerbockers coming out on top 15-13. The Knickerbockers blew the game apart with an 8-run 5th inning, all coming off Alto's Dixie Leverett and capped by Austin's Lu Blue's grand slam to open a 13-5 lead. Down late, the Doubledays whittled away, Blackwater's Babe Ruth and Alto's Milt Stock homering in the 8th. With Macon's Irish Meusel and Ruth on base in the 9th, and Meusel representing the tying run, Stock grounded out to the end the day. Home town favorite Wendigo Joe Harris and Boston's Zach Wheat also hit home runs for the Knickerbockers; Stock and Wally Schang each had 4 hits. Despite the collective absence of decent pitching, Topeka's Eddie Rommel strung together 3 shutouts innings for the Knickerbockers, allowing only 2 hits and no walks, and getting W. Due to a sudden illness suffered by Button Bay's Robert Gianduso who was slated to manage the Knickerbockers, home town owner Kyle Pope was on to hand fill in and earn a share of what is his 2nd Midsummer Classic win, in 3 appearances. Todd Wade managed his 2nd Classic. The Doubledays and Knickerbockers are tied 2-2 all-time in the Series. ｢boxscore｣
July 1, 1922
Blackwater, KY (WBSP): In a possible preview of the postseason, Alto took the third game in a 3-game series against Blackwater today, but Blackwater won the series 2-1. Mike Menosky's grandslam in the 3rd inning was all Alto needed to win, 4-3. Jeff Pfeffer took the win, improving to 5-7 with a 3.10 ERA. Heading into the Midsummer Classic break, 5 teams are within 2.5 games of the top of the Doubleday League, and 4 teams are within 3.5 games in the Knickerbocker League lead. ｢boxscore｣
June 28, 1922
Button Bay, VT (WBSP): Just a few days after shattering Carson Bigbee's recently-set hitting streak, Charlie Jamieson extended his new record today to 35 games, his sole hit coming in the 6th. But the Benedicts took the day, defeating Hoboken 7-3 in a solid effort by Jesse Barnes, who improved to 12-4 with a 3.48 ERA. Rogers Hornsby led the Benedicts offense, batting 2-4 with a homerun, 3 RBIs, and 2 runs scored. With the win, Button Bays sits 2.5 games up in the Knickerbocker League, with 3 other teams tied for 2nd place and hot on their heels. ｢boxscore｣
June 20, 1922
Topeka, KS (WBSP): Fans in Topeka got a treat today, and not just 4 free innings of extra baesball! Chick Galloway setting a new single game hits record that may never be beat, going 7 for 7, including the walkoff single in the 13th inning to edge Hoboken 5-4. ｢boxscore｣
June 4, 1922
Arlington, TX (WBSP): In a Doubleday League showdown, the Alto Wild Mustangs swept Texas today, surging to 2nd place. The 5-3 win came on the back of a solid complete game performance by Sad Sam Jones, allowing 3 runs, 2 earned. Alto is a favorite to go far this season, with the best pitching in the WBS and 3rd best offense. ｢boxscore｣
May 29, 1922
Austin, TX (WBSP): Austin's Dolf Luque struck out 12 batters today, tying the WBS single game record also held by Macon's Howard Ehmke; however Ehmke needed extra innings to accomplish the same feat back in 1920. Despite the performance, Luque got little help from the Aces' offense, losing 4-1 to Topeka and falling to 7-2 on the season. But Austin still sits atop the Knickerbocker League, a game and a half ahead of reigning champs Button Bay. ｢boxscore｣
May 19, 1922
Bowling Green, KY (WBSP): The Barons routed Topeka today, 13-5, with a monster performance by Harry Heilmann. Heilmann went deep in the first with a 3-run blast, and Bowling Green never looked back. Heilmann finished with 3 homeruns, 7 RBIs, and 4 runs scored. Reliver Harry Shriver picked up the win, and Moosedog rookie Dazzy Vance took the loss. ｢boxscore｣
May 17, 1922
Topeka, KS (WBSP): Moosedogs fans enjoyed a gem from Eddie Rommel today! Rommel pitched a 1-hit shutout against the best offense in the WBS, shutting down Wendigo bats in a 4-0 win. Rommel even helped with the offense, picking up an RBI single in the 6th inning. Rommel improved to 5-4 with a 2.99 ERA. ｢boxscore｣
May 8, 1922
Boston, MA (WBSP): The Kings kept their hold on first place today, led by Whitey Witt who batted for the cycle and improved his average to .402. Kinnaird Street outpaced Texas 13-8, wearing Stan Covelski out early; Covelski gave up 7 before being yanked in the 4th. Despite a nearly equally pitiful start, Frank Cadore snuck away with the win, his first on the season, seeing his ERA increase to 7.94. ｢boxscore｣
May 2, 1922
Button Bay, VT (WBSP): Rogers Hornsby crushed 3 homeruns today, joining Babe Ruth and Stuffy McInnis as the only other 2 players to perform this feat in WBS history. But even that was not enough to overcome the Barons, as Bowling Green came away with the 13-10 victory. The Barons piled up 10 runs late, Frankie Frisch, Pie Traynor, and Harry Heilmann each collecting 3 hits on the day and accounting for about half of the Barons' run production. ｢boxscore｣
April 29, 1922
Old Lyme, CT (WBSP): Old Lyme fans may have little to feel good about, but today fan favorite Eddie Collins posted 2 triples and 2 doubles, leading the Ticks to an 8-5 win over Austin. Bunny Roser helped out with 3 hits and 2 RBIs, and Dave Keefe picked up the W, his first on the season. ｢boxscore｣
April 23, 1922
Hoboken, NJ (WBSP): Babe Adams pitched a 3-hit shutout against Hoboken, improving to 3-1 with a 1.50 ERA. Adams also walked no batters in the effort. Boston's offense tallied 7 runs, fueled by Zach Wheat's 3-run homer. The Colonials sit in 2nd place in the Knickerbocker League, tied with Topeka and Williston, 1.5 games back of reigning champs, Button Bay. ｢boxscore｣
April 14, 1922
Alto, NM (WBSP): Alto cruised today in a solid win over the Middlebury Moundsmen, led by Jeff Pfeffer notching his first win in a 6-hit shutout, and Pat Duncan who came within a base hit of the cycle. Duncan's leadoff blast was all Alto needed, but he bookended his day with a triple in the 7th. Duncan also scored 3 of Alto's 6 runs. Pfeffer improved to 1-2 with a 2.52 ERA. ｢boxscore｣
April 11, 1922
Austin, TX (WBSP): The Boston Colonials are off to a hot start, 5-1 in their first 6 games, their offense led by four of the best players in the Knickerbocker League: veterans Ty Cobb and Zach Wheat, and young stars George Kelly and Joe Sewell. Today the Colonials outpaced Austin, winning 8-4 and fueled by a 5-run 8th. Cobb led the game off with a homerun, and Kelly added a 3-run shot in the 8th inning. Cobb, Sewell, and Kelly combined for 6 hits, 5 RBIs, and 5 runs. Reliever Larry Duff pocketed the win for Boston. ｢boxscore｣
November 15, 1921
Middlebury, VT (WBSP): The Middlebury Moundsmen selected outfielder Goose Goslin in the first overall pick of the 1922 Draft today, a 21 year old young man from Salen, NJ. Goslin brings a hopeful bat to the lineup, joining Cliff Lee and Bobby Veach in what should be a solid outfield in the 1922 season.
November 1, 1921
Raleigh, NC (WBSP): The Middlebury Moundsmen win first pick in the 1922 Draft Lottery. ｢full results｣
Austin, TX (WBSP): Wild Ace Ken Williams slugged 2 homers today against Bowling Green, a day after doing the same against Hoboken. Williams drove in 11 runs over both games to accompany that feat. The home run binge has propelled Williams to within 3 of catching Rogers Hornsby who is leading the Knickerbocker League with 33. The Aces outpaced the Baron, 10-7, pitcher Hooks Dauss improving to 15-6 with a 3.09 ERA. The win extends Austin's winning streak to 4 games, keeping a half game ahead of Willison and a full game aheads of Hoboken, in a wild card race that remains razor thin. ｢boxscore｣
Blackwater, KY (WBSP): Virgil Cheeves tossed a 3-hit shutout against Blackwater for Macon today, extending their win streak to 6 and getting back into the playoff hunt. The offense was a team effort, the top 6 batters in the lineup each collecting 2 hits and producing all 8 runs. Cheeves improved to 10-9 with a 4.10 ERA on the season. Bill Sherdel took the loss for Blackwater, dropping to 15-9 with a 3.96 ERA. With the win, 6th place Macon is 4.5 games back of the Wild Card spot in what looks to be a 4 team race with Blackwater, Kinnaird Street, and Santa Carla! ｢boxscore｣
August 22, 1922
Button Bay, VT (WBSP): Rogers Hornsby snagged his 200th hit of the season today, marking his 4th consecutive season with 200 hits. But his 2 of 5 effort was not enough to get the win, as the Topeka Moosedogs came from behind to tie the game in the 8th, and win in 10. A rally of singles in the 8th were capped by Chick Galloway's 2-run single. Butch Henline drove in the last 2 runs for Topeka with a single in the 10th. Button Bay threatened in the bottom half, with Jack Smith driving in a run with only 1 out, but Topeka's bullpen closed out the game. ｢boxscore｣
August 12, 1922
Alto, NM (WBSP): The Wild Mustangs won their 7th straight game today, pulling 8 games ahead of the 2nd place Blackwater Outlaws in the Doubleday League. Waite Hoyt gave up 5 earned, but lasted all 9, improving to 10-12 with a 4.20 ERA. Pat Duncan led the offensive effort, slugging 3 doubles and scoring twice with 1 RBI. Since the Midsummer Classic, Alto is 25-10, best in the WBS. Meanwhile the in Knickerbocker League Button Bay holds a 5 game lead ahead of a Williston team that could get hot and surge ahead at any moment. Both leagues appear to have a postseason hunt that could come down to the wire! ｢boxscore｣
August 6, 1922
Williston, ND (WBSP): Clarke Pittenger's walkoff shot in the 10th finished off a nail-biter in Williston today, seeing 7 lead changes over the course of the game. Down 2 in the 9th, Joe Harris, Tris Speaker, and Ray Grimes slugged 3 consecutive doubles to tie the game and send it in to extras. Grimes finished the day 4 for 4, with 2 home runs, 4 RBIs and 3 runs scored. Speaker collected a pair of doubles to bring his season total to a league leading 48. The win over Bowling Green improves Willison to 63-47, 3.5 games back of the Benedicts, as Williston hopes to track down their 2nd league title. ｢boxscore｣
July 17, 1922
Old Lyme, CT (WBSP): Moosedogs Tilly Walker and George Burns combined for 19 total bases, 7 runs, and 8 RBIs today, including a cycle by Walker. Burns fell only a double short of the same feat. Topeka won easily, 17-6. Despite allowing 6 earned on 12 hits, Alex Ferguson completed the game and is now 11-9 with a 3.40 ERA. Old Lyme picked up their 70th loss of the season, on their way to setting a single season team losses record that may never be beat. ｢boxscore｣
July 8, 1922
Old Lyme, CT (WBSP): It seems the Midsummer break was too much of a break for Charlie Jamieson, whose hitting streak came to an end at 37 games today on an 0-4 performance. The Ticks eeked out nailbiter, scoring 2 in the bottom of the 9th in a 7-6 win over Hoboken. The Ticks held a 5-4 edge heading into the 9th, but Hoboken rallied on back-to-back triples by Del Pratt and Casey Stengel to take a 1-run lead. But in the bottom half, Old Lyme cobbled together some base hits, a sacrifice bunt, and a walk-off sacrifice fly by Roger Peckinpaugh to secure the win. Red Shea tallied a blown save and loss, while Jim Bagby notched a win, improving to 2-4. ｢boxscore｣
July 4, 1922
Williston, ND (WBSP): HIT PARADE IN WILLISTON!!! Fans hoping to see a pitching duel at the Midsummer Classis were sorely disappointed today, as the Knickerbockers and Doubledays combined for 28 runs on 39 hits, the Knickerbockers coming out on top 15-13. The Knickerbockers blew the game apart with an 8-run 5th inning, all coming off Alto's Dixie Leverett and capped by Austin's Lu Blue's grand slam to open a 13-5 lead. Down late, the Doubledays whittled away, Blackwater's Babe Ruth and Alto's Milt Stock homering in the 8th. With Macon's Irish Meusel and Ruth on base in the 9th, and Meusel representing the tying run, Stock grounded out to the end the day. Home town favorite Wendigo Joe Harris and Boston's Zach Wheat also hit home runs for the Knickerbockers; Stock and Wally Schang each had 4 hits. Despite the collective absence of decent pitching, Topeka's Eddie Rommel strung together 3 shutouts innings for the Knickerbockers, allowing only 2 hits and no walks, and getting W. Due to a sudden illness suffered by Button Bay's Robert Gianduso who was slated to manage the Knickerbockers, home town owner Kyle Pope was on to hand fill in and earn a share of what is his 2nd Midsummer Classic win, in 3 appearances. Todd Wade managed his 2nd Classic. The Doubledays and Knickerbockers are tied 2-2 all-time in the Series. ｢boxscore｣
July 1, 1922
Blackwater, KY (WBSP): In a possible preview of the postseason, Alto took the third game in a 3-game series against Blackwater today, but Blackwater won the series 2-1. Mike Menosky's grandslam in the 3rd inning was all Alto needed to win, 4-3. Jeff Pfeffer took the win, improving to 5-7 with a 3.10 ERA. Heading into the Midsummer Classic break, 5 teams are within 2.5 games of the top of the Doubleday League, and 4 teams are within 3.5 games in the Knickerbocker League lead. ｢boxscore｣
June 28, 1922
Button Bay, VT (WBSP): Just a few days after shattering Carson Bigbee's recently-set hitting streak, Charlie Jamieson extended his new record today to 35 games, his sole hit coming in the 6th. But the Benedicts took the day, defeating Hoboken 7-3 in a solid effort by Jesse Barnes, who improved to 12-4 with a 3.48 ERA. Rogers Hornsby led the Benedicts offense, batting 2-4 with a homerun, 3 RBIs, and 2 runs scored. With the win, Button Bays sits 2.5 games up in the Knickerbocker League, with 3 other teams tied for 2nd place and hot on their heels. ｢boxscore｣
June 20, 1922
Topeka, KS (WBSP): Fans in Topeka got a treat today, and not just 4 free innings of extra baesball! Chick Galloway setting a new single game hits record that may never be beat, going 7 for 7, including the walkoff single in the 13th inning to edge Hoboken 5-4. ｢boxscore｣
June 4, 1922
Arlington, TX (WBSP): In a Doubleday League showdown, the Alto Wild Mustangs swept Texas today, surging to 2nd place. The 5-3 win came on the back of a solid complete game performance by Sad Sam Jones, allowing 3 runs, 2 earned. Alto is a favorite to go far this season, with the best pitching in the WBS and 3rd best offense. ｢boxscore｣
May 29, 1922
Austin, TX (WBSP): Austin's Dolf Luque struck out 12 batters today, tying the WBS single game record also held by Macon's Howard Ehmke; however Ehmke needed extra innings to accomplish the same feat back in 1920. Despite the performance, Luque got little help from the Aces' offense, losing 4-1 to Topeka and falling to 7-2 on the season. But Austin still sits atop the Knickerbocker League, a game and a half ahead of reigning champs Button Bay. ｢boxscore｣
May 19, 1922
Bowling Green, KY (WBSP): The Barons routed Topeka today, 13-5, with a monster performance by Harry Heilmann. Heilmann went deep in the first with a 3-run blast, and Bowling Green never looked back. Heilmann finished with 3 homeruns, 7 RBIs, and 4 runs scored. Reliver Harry Shriver picked up the win, and Moosedog rookie Dazzy Vance took the loss. ｢boxscore｣
May 17, 1922
Topeka, KS (WBSP): Moosedogs fans enjoyed a gem from Eddie Rommel today! Rommel pitched a 1-hit shutout against the best offense in the WBS, shutting down Wendigo bats in a 4-0 win. Rommel even helped with the offense, picking up an RBI single in the 6th inning. Rommel improved to 5-4 with a 2.99 ERA. ｢boxscore｣
May 8, 1922
Boston, MA (WBSP): The Kings kept their hold on first place today, led by Whitey Witt who batted for the cycle and improved his average to .402. Kinnaird Street outpaced Texas 13-8, wearing Stan Covelski out early; Covelski gave up 7 before being yanked in the 4th. Despite a nearly equally pitiful start, Frank Cadore snuck away with the win, his first on the season, seeing his ERA increase to 7.94. ｢boxscore｣
May 2, 1922
Button Bay, VT (WBSP): Rogers Hornsby crushed 3 homeruns today, joining Babe Ruth and Stuffy McInnis as the only other 2 players to perform this feat in WBS history. But even that was not enough to overcome the Barons, as Bowling Green came away with the 13-10 victory. The Barons piled up 10 runs late, Frankie Frisch, Pie Traynor, and Harry Heilmann each collecting 3 hits on the day and accounting for about half of the Barons' run production. ｢boxscore｣
April 29, 1922
Old Lyme, CT (WBSP): Old Lyme fans may have little to feel good about, but today fan favorite Eddie Collins posted 2 triples and 2 doubles, leading the Ticks to an 8-5 win over Austin. Bunny Roser helped out with 3 hits and 2 RBIs, and Dave Keefe picked up the W, his first on the season. ｢boxscore｣
April 23, 1922
Hoboken, NJ (WBSP): Babe Adams pitched a 3-hit shutout against Hoboken, improving to 3-1 with a 1.50 ERA. Adams also walked no batters in the effort. Boston's offense tallied 7 runs, fueled by Zach Wheat's 3-run homer. The Colonials sit in 2nd place in the Knickerbocker League, tied with Topeka and Williston, 1.5 games back of reigning champs, Button Bay. ｢boxscore｣
April 14, 1922
Alto, NM (WBSP): Alto cruised today in a solid win over the Middlebury Moundsmen, led by Jeff Pfeffer notching his first win in a 6-hit shutout, and Pat Duncan who came within a base hit of the cycle. Duncan's leadoff blast was all Alto needed, but he bookended his day with a triple in the 7th. Duncan also scored 3 of Alto's 6 runs. Pfeffer improved to 1-2 with a 2.52 ERA. ｢boxscore｣
April 11, 1922
Austin, TX (WBSP): The Boston Colonials are off to a hot start, 5-1 in their first 6 games, their offense led by four of the best players in the Knickerbocker League: veterans Ty Cobb and Zach Wheat, and young stars George Kelly and Joe Sewell. Today the Colonials outpaced Austin, winning 8-4 and fueled by a 5-run 8th. Cobb led the game off with a homerun, and Kelly added a 3-run shot in the 8th inning. Cobb, Sewell, and Kelly combined for 6 hits, 5 RBIs, and 5 runs. Reliever Larry Duff pocketed the win for Boston. ｢boxscore｣
November 15, 1921
Middlebury, VT (WBSP): The Middlebury Moundsmen selected outfielder Goose Goslin in the first overall pick of the 1922 Draft today, a 21 year old young man from Salen, NJ. Goslin brings a hopeful bat to the lineup, joining Cliff Lee and Bobby Veach in what should be a solid outfield in the 1922 season.
November 1, 1921
Raleigh, NC (WBSP): The Middlebury Moundsmen win first pick in the 1922 Draft Lottery. ｢full results｣
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The Herfindahl–Hirschman index is a measure of competetive balance. A low HHI value indicates greater competetive balance. The MLB HHI benchmarks in this chart are based on the real 1905-1945 final team W-L records.
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