Updated MLB Extra Inning Tie Chart

The NFL season began and we already have our 1st TIE of the year with the Arizona Cardinals and Detroit Lions finishing 27-27. If the NFL can get ties into their game then surely baseball can get their **** together on this issue. See the below the updated records for all MLB with extra inning games converted into ties:

Teams	Wins	Losses	Ties
Arizona Diamondbacks	67	60	16
Atlanta Braves	78	50	16
Baltimore Orioles	44	92	7
Boston Red Sox	66	62	15
Chicago Cubs	72	60	10
Chicago White Sox	59	78	6
Cincinnati Reds	63	68	13
Cleveland Indians	78	54	12
Colorado Rockies	53	78	13
Detroit Tigers	37	91	14
Houston Astros	84	47	13
Kansas City Royals	49	82	13
Los Angeles Angels	65	70	9
Los Angeles Dodgers	87	49	9
Miami Marlins	44	85	13
Milwaukee Brewers	66	63	13
Minnesota Twins	84	48	11
New York Mets	67	61	14
New York Yankees	87	48	9
Oakland Athletics	79	50	14
Philadelphia Phillies	68	62	12
Pittsburgh Pirates	55	72	16
San Diego Padres	63	69	10
San Francisco Giants	57	72	14
Seattle Mariners	52	82	10
St. Louis Cardinals	74	59	10
Tampa Bay Rays	80	51	14
Texas Rangers	65	68	12
Toronto Blue Jays	50	81	13
Washington Nationals	76	57	9

At least in this scenario, the Detroit Tigers haven’t quite reached 100 losses already. I’ve written many articles about this rule change or even alternative scoring which I’ll continue to post updates until the end of the season.

• A couple of notes for 2019:
  • Only 6 teams have played in fewer than 10 Extra Inning games.
    • Baltimore (7)
    • Chicago White Sox (6)
    • LAA/LAD/NYY/WAS (9)
  • 4 teams have won more than 10 extra inning games.
    • Houston Astros – 10-3
    • Boston Red Sox – 10-5
    • Atlanta Braves – 11-5
    • San Francisco Giants – 12-2
  • San Francisco holds the best record for extra inning games at 12-2.

As of 9/9, here’s the updated TOSS Table:

Los Angeles Dodgers	91.5
New York Yankees	91.5
Houston Astros	90.5
Minnesota Twins	89.5
Tampa Bay Rays	87
Atlanta Braves	86
Oakland Athletics	86
Cleveland Indians	84
Washington Nationals	80.5
St. Louis Cardinals	79
Chicago Cubs	77
Arizona Diamondbacks	75
New York Mets	74
Philadelphia Phillies	74
Boston Red Sox	73.5
Milwaukee Brewers	72.5
Texas Rangers	71
Los Angeles Angels	69.5
Cincinnati Reds	69.5
San Diego Padres	68
San Francisco Giants	64
Pittsburgh Pirates	63
Chicago White Sox	62
Colorado Rockies	59.5
Seattle Mariners	57
Toronto Blue Jays	56.5
Kansas City Royals	55.5
Miami Marlins	50.5
Baltimore Orioles	47.5
Detroit Tigers	44

Updated Hockey Style Scoring:

Houston Astros	191
New York Yankees	190
Los Angeles Dodgers	189
Atlanta Braves	183
Minnesota Twins	183
Tampa Bay Rays	180
Oakland Athletics	177
Cleveland Indians	173
St. Louis Cardinals	165
Washington Nationals	164
Chicago Cubs	158
Arizona Diamondbacks	158
Boston Red Sox	157
Philadelphia Phillies	154
New York Mets	153
Milwaukee Brewers	153
Texas Rangers	149
Cincinnati Reds	143
Los Angeles Angels	141
San Francisco Giants	140
San Diego Padres	139
Pittsburgh Pirates	133
Chicago White Sox	128
Colorado Rockies	126
Seattle Mariners	120
Toronto Blue Jays	118
Kansas City Royals	115
Miami Marlins	108
Baltimore Orioles	97
Detroit Tigers	93

Updated Soccer Style Scoring:

Los Angeles Dodgers	270
New York Yankees	270
Houston Astros	265
Minnesota Twins	263
Tampa Bay Rays	254
Oakland Athletics	251
Atlanta Braves	250
Cleveland Indians	246
Washington Nationals	237
St. Louis Cardinals	232
Chicago Cubs	226
Arizona Diamondbacks	217
Philadelphia Phillies	216
New York Mets	215
Boston Red Sox	213
Milwaukee Brewers	211
Texas Rangers	207
Los Angeles Angels	204
Cincinnati Reds	202
San Diego Padres	199
San Francisco Giants	185
Chicago White Sox	183
Pittsburgh Pirates	181
Colorado Rockies	172
Seattle Mariners	166
Toronto Blue Jays	163
Kansas City Royals	160
Miami Marlins	145
Baltimore Orioles	139
Detroit Tigers	125

As you can see above, there are many ways the MLB could address this topic with the results benefiting the league as a whole.

-J-Raz