I was curious how 90+ win MLB teams do before the playoffs?

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  • JMon
    SBR Hall of Famer
    • 12-11-09
    • 9800

    #1
    I was curious how 90+ win MLB teams do before the playoffs?
    Good time to fade...

    Logic would be:

    1: lack of motivation, already in the playoffs
    2: give the new guys a chance to shine
    3: inflated numbers b/c public still likes the 90+ teams

    Back testing results (since 2004)

    ML: 370-326 (ave line -148.4) (+45.52)- risking (100) the line to win one on favorites and risking one to win the line on dog). Not bad 6% return since '04.

    Inflated numbers???? I checked dogs..

    Dogs: 70-81 (-15.68)- fading. Surprising profit it you played them!

    So this tells me it's a good bet to fade favorites of those winning (90+) teams going into playoffs.

    Not going to break it down per year, but last year LOST and there were 4 losing years out 11.

    I did back fit it though .

    Never a losing year!

    1. 90+ wins
    2. Fav of no more than 174
    3. Eliminate bad pitchers, high line totals of <9.5
    4. catch games 162>game number>155.


    Results:

    Fading 45-72 (+49.35) never losing year since 2004...

    Last year only 2-2 (+.75), will track this years 90+ winners!
  • Chi_archie
    SBR Aristocracy
    • 07-22-08
    • 63182

    #2
    yeah but 3 of them will be in NL Central and they will be battling to the end to determine how and where they play
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    • Chi_archie
      SBR Aristocracy
      • 07-22-08
      • 63182

      #3
      Blue Jays and Yanks

      two more likely 90+ win teams that will be battling to the end

      leaves the royals and Dodgers I guess
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      • KingHutch
        SBR Sharp
        • 06-02-15
        • 335

        #4
        Interesting Jmon
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        • darrell74
          SBR Posting Legend
          • 04-16-07
          • 14634

          #5
          One thing I will say is that they all hit for average, pitch for era. Don't let yourself believe in resting for the loffs.
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          • jjgold
            SBR Aristocracy
            • 07-20-05
            • 388208

            #6
            They are pros

            They do not quit regardless of record
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            • MoMoneyMoVaughn
              SBR Posting Legend
              • 05-08-14
              • 14988

              #7
              Originally posted by jjgold
              They are pros

              They do not quit regardless of record
              Reminds me of someone


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              • JMon
                SBR Hall of Famer
                • 12-11-09
                • 9800

                #8
                Originally posted by Chi_archie
                yeah but 3 of them will be in NL Central and they will be battling to the end to determine how and where they play
                that's sick archie...looking into this one..
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                • JMon
                  SBR Hall of Famer
                  • 12-11-09
                  • 9800

                  #9
                  Originally posted by JMon
                  that's sick archie...looking into this one..
                  Home team with 90+ wins vs a divisional opt with 90+ doesn't happen very often...

                  since '04, 18-15 (-140) +82 (fading).. most recent Red vs Pirates 0-3 (2013) and A's vs Rangers 3-0 (2012). Regardless this situation is a no play! Nice catch archie, takes lack of motivation out the equation.
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