I'm the all-time #1 most average manager

[ClowntimeIsOver]

I'm the all-time #1 most average manager.

On average, a manager will have a .500 lifetime record, will make the playoffs one in every three tries, and will win the finals one in every twelve times (assuming 12-team leagues).

After 48 teams, I have:

3888 wins
3888 losses
16 playoff appearances (16/48 = 1/3)
4 championships (4/48 = 1/12)

The last category may become 5 instead of 4, since I'm in the playoffs with my current team. But I won 102 games, so I figure that means I won't win the finals ...

Incidentally, the current team won 102 games with only 102 home runs -- maybe that IS a record:

http://fantasygames.sportingnews.com/stratomatic/team/team_other.html?user_id=346502

[Flaxen]

Impressive record.

Were I in your shoes I'd be rooting for the current team to lose in the finals, then retire. Just let the freebie go.

[KEVINEHLE]

Hey Wachovia, you are Even Steven. That is pretty amazing. Since I know you play in some of our tough theme leagues, a .500 record is an accomplishment against some of the best. I'm personally at 33,502-33,239 (.502). The way I've been playing lately, I may at .500 exactly soon enough!

Kev

[ClowntimeIsOver]

Flaxen -- I face J-Pav in round one (the wild-card, he "only" won 94 games), so I don't even have to root ...

ehlekev -- thanks for the props, I appreciate it. In one theme league I sucked, in the other I was really good, so as usual the sum total was ... average. But it's good of you to point out that the competition is often fierce. In fact, I haven't been at .500 since the 26th game of my very first team, which started 13-13. Ever since game 27 of my first team, until game 162 of the current one, I was below .500 lifetime.