Is this the greatest team in Baseball Mogul Online History?

[khan]

History Anaheim Dynasty 139.8 = First (out of 30)

Year Attendance Revenue Profit W-L Finish
2002 2,134,531 487 9 75-87 4th (AL West) 93
2003 2,476,753 491 -41 90-72 ALDS Winner 112
2004 2,845,491 535 25 108-54 World Champion 147
2005 3,271,324 599 17 118-44 World Champion 157
2006 3,399,161 633 15 127-35 World Champion 166
2007 3,492,061 649 -14 125-37 AL Champion 158
2008 2,886,818 614 -27 112-50 1st (AL West) 130
2009 3,117,748 618 56 109-53 1st (AL West) 129
2010 3,191,954 575 -25 109-53 ALDS Winner 133
2011 3,257,515 609 90 100-62 World Champion 139
2012 3,249,880 602 26 107-55 ALDS Winner 129
2013 3,097,292 603 28 101-61 1st (AL West) 120
2014 3,212,629 607 -5 107-55 ALDS Winner 131
2015 3,557,660 604 -1 105-57 World Champion 144
2016 3,459,893 629 30 109-53 World Champion 148
2017 3,382,157 597 -19 112-50 World Champion 151
2018 3,769,068 612 -7 125-37 World Champion 164
2019 3,590,293 662 44 132-30 AL Champion 165
2020 3,262,805 696 -1 121-41 World Champion 160
Avg 3,192,370 601 10 110-52 -- 140.8

[khan]

4 reasons why the Anaheim Dynasty might just be the greatest dynasty in the history of BMO.

1) NON-EQUALIZED league- Anaheim started out as a 4th tier team and never managed to pull in more than 649 points of revenue until 2019. Teams like the Mets Dodgers and Braves were making over 700 (900 for NYY) points since the first year of the league. Anaheim also starts out with some hideous contracts.

2) No Computer Trading- Couldn't sign overpriced FA and trade them to the computer teams for their best prospects.

3) Full League- The league had 30 human owners most of the years. The league never had less than 26 human owners. This led to strong competition for Free Agents. It wasn't one of those leagues where Randy Johnson is available as a free agent for 15 points a year.

4) Level of competition- The league was composed mostly of veteran BMO players (professor, dturkenk, Godard, etc.). The league also had a number of expert Moguls including Jetspy, KHKoenig, metdenn, Cipster and the two best players to ever play Baseball Mogul Online (Schaefling and Bad_Ash). Bottom-line, it wasn't a cakewalk league.

[John]

Well...I was smart to quit Oakland looking at how you've persisted.

[Godard]

What was with that initial 4th place finish?

A blot on an otherwise fine dynasty.

And a league that humbled the best of us.

[threethreads]

You certainly get my vote. That's total domination fo the league.

[Deke]

I myself took Anaheim in the Sports Mogul League with all of the same scenarios you had. Crappy starting contracts, awesome human players to play against, never less than 26 owners, no computer trading, and mid-market to small-market revenue. Its been very tough, though were only in 2006. I would defintely agree that to win as much as you did is amazing. I finally got the Angels a world title in '05, but struggled near the bottom of the division until then as my prospects developed and the Oakland twin towers dominated the AL West. Congrats on a nice run. I assume youve taken up another lost cause in hope of a turnaround like TB or KC now. An Angels title is great, but to win with TB would be the ultimate.

[misterblond]

nt

[khan]

thanks mrblonde, I know I can always count on your support :).

[jordsjays]

I've never seen a team so dominant,I have a silver account and curently two of my teams are world champs and the third made the playoffs but for a team to win almost half the world titles over a 20 year span I think would be un-heard of.Great job especially considering you had a mid market team at best:)

[Frost]

yeah that is a great job. i recall someone doing something like that in Montreal, bringing up their revenue to that level as well. i dont know how much they won though or anything like that.

[Craigrrs]

I'm getting there Khan my man... 7 straight WS Appearances... how bout them apples!

With Baltimore... 2004 rosters...

2003 3,061,051 549 -47 46-116 5th (East) 66
2004 3,164,849 552 -94 58-104 5th (East) 78
2005 2,803,517 527 -4 67-95 4th (East) 87
2006 3,199,671 551 20 93-69 2nd (East) 113
2007 3,703,421 616 76 106-56 ALDS Winner 132
2008 3,872,236 703 125 112-50 World Champion 153
2009 3,876,066 768 42 117-45 AL Champion 151
2010 4,154,538 880 103 120-42 World Champion 161
2011 3,855,367 858 30 113-49 AL Champion 147
2012 3,852,780 858 -165 119-43 World Champion 160
2013 3,956,702 886 84 117-45 AL Champion 152
2014 4,008,637 901 83 130-32 World Champion 171
Average 3,625,736 720 21 100-62 -- 130.9

[neohemp]

That's about to be stopped this year though.