Worst-ever Oakland falls to 15 losses in 17 games, .196 winning percentage, and on pace for most ‘130 losses’ in franchise history
Last year, the ‘bottom’ Hanwha Eagles had a winning percentage of 3.32%. In 144 games, they won 46, drew 2 and lost 96. They finished 14 games behind the ninth-placed Doosan Bears. A humiliating result, but not the worst. In 1982, the first year of professional baseball, the Sammi Superstars won 15 games, lost 65, and earned 1.8 pounds in 80 games. It’s the only team winning percentage in the history of the KBO.
As of the 24th, the 10th-ranked KT Wiz have a winning percentage of 3.3-3.3 and the 9th-ranked Hanwha have a winning percentage of 3.5-9.토토사이트
The lowest winning percentage team in Nippon Professional Baseball this season is the Junichi Dragons. Through 24 games, they have 14 wins, 28 losses, and a winning percentage of 3.3%.
There could be a 1-in-1 team in the major leagues this season. This is the Oakland Athletics, who are moving to Las Vegas, Nevada.
The A’s lost 1-6 against the Seattle Mariners on the 25th. The A’s gave up five runs in the bottom of the fourth inning after a 0-0 tie. The A’s have lost seven straight games and 15 of their last 17 (two wins), dating back to the 18th against the Arizona Diamondbacks.
It’s a downward spiral with no end in sight. They’re 10-41 in 51 games to date. Team odds dropped to 1.19 to 6.
Losing. It’s an unimaginable slump.
Oakland, in last place in the American League West, is the only team in the majors with a winning percentage above 1 in 30. Outside of the A’s, four other teams in the AL West have a winning percentage of five or better.
The 29th-place Kansas City Royals (15-36-2.9-4) are also within a point of the A’s. Outside of those two teams, 28 teams have a winning percentage of 4 or better.
Oakland is 30th overall with a team ERA of 6.95 and tied for 28th with a team batting average of 2.22. An overwhelmingly weak bullpen has led to the worst performance.
They’re worse than the 1962 New York Mets, who are considered the worst team of all time. Joining the National League that year, the Mets went 14-37 in 51 games and finished the season with a 40-120 record. If Oakland continues on its current pace, it will reach 130 losses.
The box office is also terrible.