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Our data shows which teams actually deserve their rings and which ones just got lucky.
Want to know why the Yankees always win or why the Bills never do?
We compare championships won vs. expected championships based on math, not emotions.
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How are the stats calculated?
Expected championships are calculated by adding up a team's chances of winning each year they've been in the league. For each season, a team's chance is 1 divided by the total number of teams competing that year.
For example, in a 30-team league, each team has a 1/30 (3.33%) chance of winning the championship that year. If a team has been in the league for 50 years, their expected championships would be 50 × (1/30) = 1.67 championships.
