Probally wrong place to post but.....

[katjac]

Hows a tie broken. I read the rules but i dont get it.
My record will be 111-95-14
His is 109-93-18
Yahoo will say that is the same win percentage
This is for the sixth and final playoff spot.
This week Ill be 5-4-1
He will be 3-7-0
By my math Im in. Just want to be sure.

[moneybaseball]

This is probably Leftovers worthy. I believe it boils down to your previous record versus his team.

help? http://fantasybaseballcafe.com/forums/v ... 95#1191964

[giants!]

Ya this goes in baseball leftovers.

[mwb743s]

I tied for 6th place....and got booted to the consolation bracket...

[Lofunzo]

http://help.yahoo.com/help/us/baseball/ ... es-22.html

Tiebreak System << Previous | Next >>

If, at the end of the regular season, two or more players in a Head-to-Head League finish tied in the standings (based on a Games Behind calculation), the following system will be used to break the tie and determine playoff seedings:
Overall winning percentage.

Highest winning percentage in Week 22.

Highest winning percentage in Week 21.

Highest winning percentage in Week 20.

Highest winning percentage in Week 19.

Highest winning percentage in Week 18.

Highest winning percentage in Week 17.

Highest winning percentage in Week 16.

Highest winning percentage in Week 15.

Highest winning percentage in Week 14.

Highest winning percentage in Week 13.

Highest winning percentage in Week 12.

Highest winning percentage in Week 11.

Highest winning percentage in Week 10.

Highest winning percentage in Week 9.

Highest winning percentage in Week 8.

Highest winning percentage in Week 7.

Highest winning percentage in Week 6.

Highest winning percentage in Week 5.

Highest winning percentage in Week 4.

Highest winning percentage in Week 3.

Highest winning percentage in Week 2.

Highest winning percentage in Week 1.

Random "coin flip."

In the event that a playoff game ends in a tie, the deadlock will be broken using the following system:

Lowest team ERA.

Highest team AVG.

Lowest team WHIP.

Most team HR.

Most team Wins.

Most team RBI.

Most team Saves.

Most team Runs.

Most team SO.

Most team SB.

Random "coin flip."
Custom League ties will be settled using the first tiebreaker criteria that is used as a scoring category in that league.

[jjigglers]

Hows a tie broken. I read the rules but i dont get it.
My record will be 111-95-14
His is 109-93-18
Yahoo will say that is the same win percentage
This is for the sixth and final playoff spot.
This week Ill be 5-4-1
He will be 3-7-0
By my math Im in. Just want to be sure.

Just on a sidenote, I was curious what your winning percentages would be, and couldnt figure out the Yahoo! formula for it.

[Red Stripe]

I don't like Yahoos tiebreaker rule for getting into a certain seed in the playoffs. They should base it off how well the two teams(If it is two teams) did against each other during the regular season and whoever did better should get the higher seed.

[LooseCannon]

I don't like Yahoos tiebreaker rule for getting into a certain seed in the playoffs. They should base it off how well the two teams(If it is two teams) did against each other during the regular season and whoever did better should get the higher seed.

Not a half bad idea, but they must have a good reason to do it this way..

[Tavish]

Hows a tie broken. I read the rules but i dont get it.
My record will be 111-95-14
His is 109-93-18
Yahoo will say that is the same win percentage
This is for the sixth and final playoff spot.
This week Ill be 5-4-1
He will be 3-7-0
By my math Im in. Just want to be sure.

Just on a sidenote, I was curious what your winning percentages would be, and couldnt figure out the Yahoo! formula for it.

(Wins + ( Ties / 2)) / Total Games

In this case it would be
111 + 7 = 118
118 / 220 = .53636 Win Perc

vs

109 + 9 = 118
118 / 220 = .53636 Win Perc