Which Baseball Teams Have The Highest and Lowest Winning Percentages in the Totality of Every Game They Ever Played? – IOTW Report

Which Baseball Teams Have The Highest and Lowest Winning Percentages in the Totality of Every Game They Ever Played?

We talked a little baseball last night. It got me looking into some stats. I have 2 trivia questions at the end of this little diversionary post.

Highest 6:

NY Yankees – .569

San Francisco Giants – .538

Los Angeles Dodgers – .525

St. Louis Cardinals – .520

Boston Red Sox – .516

Chicago Cubs – .511

Lowest 7:

 

 

 

Baltimore Orioles- .476

Texas Rangers – .476

Florida Marlins – .468

Seattle Mariners – .468

Colorado Rockies – .467

San Diego Padres – .464

Tampa Bay Devil Rays – .464

Remarkably, there is only one team that has a winning record against the Yankees (in regular season games.) Can you name them? (Hint: Interleague play is a factor.)

Which team in the American League has given the Yankees the most trouble in their career?

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14 Comments on Which Baseball Teams Have The Highest and Lowest Winning Percentages in the Totality of Every Game They Ever Played?

  1. Assuming that the stats include all the games for each franchise including when the were located elsewhere (like the San Fran Giants were originally the NY Gothams in the late 1800’s and then the NY Giants before moving to San Fran) it is interesting that the top 7 teams are all well over 100 years old while most of the bottom 7 were more recent expansion teams.

    The exception being the Orioles who started as the Milwaukee Brewers in the late 1800’s and became the St. Louis Browns for several decades (which is likely where most of the losses came from) before being moved to Baltimore in the 1950’s.

    The St. Louis Browns were so bad, in an effort to put people in the seats, one of the more eccentric owners tried all kinds of stunts including using a midget as a player for a single at bat (the number on his jersey was “1/8”).

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eddie_Gaedel

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