z-clinched bye week; y-playoff berth; x-eliminated
z-clinched bye week; y-playoff berth; x-eliminatedAll rules apply for the post-season as it did during the regular season. The following will determine the tie-breaker in the event of a tie during a playoff match-up:
[1] - Head-to-Head record
[2] - Winning % based on each team's overall record (as voted on by the league -- See League Manager's Poll)
[3] - Winning % of total stats during regular season + playoff stats*
[4] - Winning % of league average stats from the regular season
*If the head-to-head record is a tie, then a separate Win/Loss ratio will be calculated. This W/L ratio will compare the overall stats of each team. A win will be awarded to the team that has a greater number of stats in a particular category (or the less of, when comparing bK, CS, BS, ERA, and WHIP). For example, if Team A has 150 Runs and Team B has 100 Runs during the regular season, then Team A will be 1-0-0 and Team be will be 0-1-0; when all categories have been compared, then a final tally of W/L will determine this win percentage.
[1] - Head-to-Head record
[2] - Winning % based on each team's overall record (as voted on by the league -- See League Manager's Poll)
[3] - Winning % of total stats during regular season + playoff stats*
[4] - Winning % of league average stats from the regular season
*If the head-to-head record is a tie, then a separate Win/Loss ratio will be calculated. This W/L ratio will compare the overall stats of each team. A win will be awarded to the team that has a greater number of stats in a particular category (or the less of, when comparing bK, CS, BS, ERA, and WHIP). For example, if Team A has 150 Runs and Team B has 100 Runs during the regular season, then Team A will be 1-0-0 and Team be will be 0-1-0; when all categories have been compared, then a final tally of W/L will determine this win percentage.