The '500' is talking about winning percentage. A 500 winning percentage means a team has won the same number of games as they have lost. If someone says a team has reached 500 means they have won enough games in a row so that they now have won as many games as they have lost.
A '500 team' is a team that has won the same number of games as they have lost. The '500' refers to the team's winning percentage.
'.500' refers to a team's winning percentage. 'Below .500' means the team has a winning percentage less than .500 (has lost more games than they have won) and 'above .500' means the team has a winning percentage above .500 (has won more games than they have lost).
If you mean go 500 in a season its simple basically win the same amount of games you have lost a 15-15 team is a 500 team
The team with a 37-27 record is 10 games over .500 and not 5 games because the team would need to lose 10 straight games to drop to .500 (37-37). .500 is based on the number of games a team has won and lost and not a number based on the mid-range of total games played. Let's say the team wins their next game. With a record of 38-27, they would be 11 games over .500. But if .500 were based on the mid-range, .500 would be 32 1/2 wins and 32 1/2 losses. Obviously, a team can't win 1/2 of a game or lose 1/2 of a game.
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You need to get 500 rescue points to become silver rank
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Germany is in the 2012 Olympics. They have about 300-500 athletes on their team.
Yes, any team who finishes above .500 will likely be in the postseason No, a 500 season is neither winning or losing. it is exactly in the middle. the same exact number of wins as losses
there was about 500 taking part in the Olympics for America.
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