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Tuesday, September 12, 2006
Christopher Falvey’s site enables you to watch any pennant race since 1901 as an animated… well, race. Includes this season which, surprisingly, I haven’t gotten around to watch. 1987 was fun, though.
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1. Rowland Office Supplies Posted: September 12, 2006 at 12:22 PM (#2174369)You SOB! I guess 2003 is interesting too, for a different reason.
This is totally hypnotic. I could waste three hours on it.
This is a really nice site, although the user interface would have been better if the view zoomed in on a range of win-loss records just big enough to contain all teams in the race instead of showing all the empty space for beginning or end of the entire season. Otherwise it's hard to appreciate that a 5 game lead late in the season is pretty insurmountable since it looks so small compared to 162 games.
I love how the "elimination" line appears and that overtakes the stragglers, splattering them in place like bugs on a windshield!
You SOB! I guess 2003 is interesting too, for a different reason.
I believe the appropriate response is John Smoltz.
SAUSAGES!!!!
Bos-74-62
Det-74-64
Bal-74-65
NYY-74-65
The Yankees never got any closer...and soon after I remember Michael Burke fluffing up his handsome turtleneck sweater for the last time...as if to ward off the oncoming anti-Irish, anti-freedom, anti-fun, firestorm of Steininterlocker.
Team W L WL% GB
Chicago 86 66 .566 --
St.Louis 87 67 .565 --
Pittsbgh 86 67 .562 0.5
The 1914 Boston Braves = Feitlebaum.
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