Looking for all time win/loss record for teams

[InsomniacInkRoss]

Looking for a quick place to see a franchises all time record. I know the Brewers usually have it on top of their What's Brewing each game.

 

Team sites don't seem to be to helpful, www.baseball-reference.com lists each season in a nice chart, but doesn't total it.

 

Thoughts?

[trwi7]

www.baseball-reference.com lists each season in a nice chart, but doesn't total it.

Yes it does.

[InsomniacInkRoss]

It's usually in the regular season gameday News and Notes rather, which is what I meant by "what's brewing"

[InsomniacInkRoss]

Excelent, thanks much, I could only find this http://www.baseball-reference.com/teams/SDP/

[kilgore37]

Wow I didn't realize the twins where that old

[berniebrewer4life]

Wow I didn't realize the twins where that old

The Twins themselves only came into existence in '61, but for some reason they kept the Senators history, so they have that extra 59 years on them.

[thumperden]

That's because the Senators/Twins is the same franchise. It's not like the ridiculous Cleveland Browns fiasco where the new expansion Browns keep the former Browns franchise records and the old Browns move to Baltimore and leave their history behind.

[CheezWizHed]

That's because the Senators/Twins is the same franchise. It's not like

the ridiculous Cleveland Browns fiasco where the new expansion Browns

keep the former Browns franchise records and the old Browns move to

Baltimore and leave their history behind.

 

Maybe its because I'm such a homer, but I completely disagree. Why should I care what the Brewers did as the Seattle Pilots? I think that if a team moves, they leave the "legacy" behind. Maybe that will cause some teams to think twice about leaving.

 

The Browns were a storied franchise that that owner moved for his own selfish reasons. Consider Baltimore as an expansion team at that point with a new start. Then when Cleveland finally got their "team" back, they retain the legacy. Exactly right.

 

Washingtion Nationals should retain the Washington Senators legacy.

Milwaukee Brewers, the Milwaukee Braves legacy. I consider Milwaukee to have won 1 WS and lost 2. That's the way it should be.

The Los Angelos Angles of Anaheim.... oh never mind.

[berniebrewer4life]

 

Washingtion Nationals should retain the Washington Senators legacy.

Milwaukee Brewers, the Milwaukee Braves legacy. I consider Milwaukee to have won 1 WS and lost 2. That's the way it should be.

The Los Angelos Angles of Anaheim.... oh never mind.

I agree completely. I hate seeing the Atlanta Braves celebrating Boston and Milwaukee accomplishments. Twin fans don't care what the Senators did. It isn't "their" history, and they know it, so they don't celebrate it.