2019 Tie Chart as of 4/29

Last year I made avideo about Ties in baseball and what that would look like. This is an ongoing issue, which I support to change in MLB. The change would benefit baseball and is a gauge of a team’s true record as well as saving bullpen arms from overuse. There are many other reasons for the change and I’ll update with a recap of last year in the future. However, as of now take a look at the current up to date 2019 tie chart for every team.

Teams	Wins	Losses	Ties
Arizona Diamondbacks	14	12	3
Atlanta Braves	13	13	1
Baltimore Orioles	9	19	1
Boston Red Sox	10	17	1
Chicago Cubs	13	12	1
Chicago White Sox	11	13	1
Cincinnati Reds	10	15	2
Cleveland Indians	15	11	1
Colorado Rockies	11	14	3
Detroit Tigers	10	12	4
Houston Astros	16	11	1
Kansas City Royals	8	16	4
Los Angeles Angels	12	16	1
Los Angeles Dodgers	19	10	1
Miami Marlins	7	19	2
Milwaukee Brewers	15	14	0
Minnesota Twins	15	9	1
New York Mets	13	13	1
New York Yankees	15	11	2
Oakland Athletics	14	14	2
Philadelphia Phillies	15	8	5
Pittsburgh Pirates	8	12	6
San Diego Padres	15	10	3
San Francisco Giants	10	17	1
Seattle Mariners	15	13	3
St. Louis Cardinals	15	10	2
Tampa Bay Rays	18	6	3
Texas Rangers	14	12	1
Toronto Blue Jays	13	12	3
Washington Nationals	10	12	4
Totals	383	383	64

Some standouts from 2019 already:

The Milwaukee Brewers are the only team in baseball to have yet played an extra inning game sitting at 0.

The Pittsburgh Pirates have played in the most Extra Inning games with 6.

The Mariners (3-0), Yankees (2-0), Cardinals (2-0), Giants (1-0), Mets (1-0), Twins (1-0), Astros (1-0), Cubs (1-0), Red Sox (1-0), and Orioles (1-0) are the remaining teams who have won all of their Extra Inning games.

-Jaracz