- Chicago Cubs .632
- Atlanta Braves .624
- Oakland Athletics .617
- Arizona Diamondbacks .609
- Boston Red Sox .576
- Cleveland Indians .572
- St. Louis Cardinals .565
- Chicago White Sox .559
- Houston Astros .550
- Tampa Bay Rays .546
- Los Angeles Dodgers .545
- New York Mets .539
- Florida Marlins .538
- Philadelphia Phillies .526
- New York Yankees .508
- Los Angeles Angels .500
- Minnesota Twins .485
- Toronto Blue Jays .484
- Baltimore Orioles .468
- Pittsburgh Pirates .458
- Milwaukee Brewers .442
- Seattle Mariners .435
- Detroit Tigers .431
- Texas Rangers .424
- Cincinnati Reds .424
- Colorado Rockies .413
- Kansas City Royals .406
- Washington Nationals .378
- San Francisco Giants .369
- San Diego Padres .363
Posted on: May 13, 2008 3:15 am
Pythagorean Theorem Rankings - Week 7
These are the Pythagorean Theorem Rankings for MLB at the end of May 12, 2008 using 1.86 instead of 2 for the exponent (see this article).
Category: MLB
Posted on: April 28, 2008 2:43 am
Pythagorean Theorem Rankings - Week 4
So I ran a modified version of the Pythagorean Theorem (using 1.86 instead of 2 for the exponent, see this article) for the season so far and this is how the teams came out. (Apologies for the poor formatting.)
- Arizona Diamondbacks .703
- Chicago Cubs .655
- Atlanta Braves .625
- Oakland Athletics .616
- Chicago White Sox .602
- St. Louis Cardinals .588
- Los Angeles Dodgers .570
- Tampa Bay Rays .560
- Philadelphia Phillies .556
- Los Angeles Angels .547
- Cleveland Indians .547
- Milwaukee Brewers .545
- Seattle Mariners .542
- New York Mets .541
- Boston Red Sox .525
- Houston Astros .517
- Baltimore Orioles .513
- Toronto Blue Jays .513
- Florida Marlins .483
- New York Yankees .476
- Detroit Tigers .472
- Minnesota Twins .440
- Cincinnati Reds .431
- Colorado Rockies .403
- Kansas City Royals .363
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