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∙ 2008-10-02 10:04:04In each league, the team with the best record normally plays the Wild Card team. The exception is that if the team with the best record and the Wild Card team are from the same division, then the team with the best record plays the division winner with the worst record.
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∙ 2008-10-02 10:04:04they went into the playoffs in 1948 with a record of 14-0 and won the playoffs with a record of 15-0
the wildcard is given to the team with the best record out of everyone WHO DID NOT MAKE THE PLAYOFFS the yanks won the wild card because they had the best record of a 2nd place team
what is best playoff season record for all teams in playoffs
No, the playoffs are designed so that the three division winners in each league are automatically in the playoffs. A wild card team in each league makes the playoffs with the best record among non-division winners.
the didnt make it to the playoffs because they didnt win their division and they didnt have the best record
Yes, they currently have the best record in the Eastern Conference.
The best team in baseball with a record was the 2001 Mariners
There is no required win-lose record to get in the playoffs. The team with the best overall record in the division goes on to the playoffs. If there are teams that are tied with the best overall record there will be a tie breaker which is the best in division record. EX: Team Overall record Division Record New York Giants 9-7 3-3 Dallas Cowboys 8-8 2-4 Philadelphia Eagles 8-8 5-1 Washington Redskins 5-11 2-4
The 1972 Miami Dolphins posted a 17-0 record (regular season and playoffs).
you will have to come in first in your division to make the playoffs or have the second best record in the conference to get the wild card ...
yes because they have the best two teams in the conference and they go. then the teams with the best record go to playoffs
As of the start of the 2007 season, the Cowboys all time record is 433-322-6 (including playoffs) and the Steelers all time record is 525-497-20 (including playoffs).