Playoffs are each division winner and 1 wild card, right?
What are the tiebreakers for divisional winner and wild card winner? If "Ladder rank" is one of them, teams should probably find out now so they know the ladder games could affect tiebreakers.
Originally posted by Bort
Same as GLB Classic.
Team matchup winner, wins, ties, points allowed, points for.
Ladder games don't count for league playoffs.
Originally posted by Corndog
Division winners looks at everyone in the division, then selects the winner. Wild card looks at everyone in the league, then picks the highest team that didn't win their division.
It does not arbitrarily remove teams from the league rankings. The only thing that would accomplish is, in rare instances, one team would win a tie breaker with a smaller scope than they would in a larger scope. I don't see the benefit of narrowing the scope, besides to make one team feel better and for the better wild card choice to miss the playoffs. I'm just not convinced changing it is for the better.
What are the tiebreakers for divisional winner and wild card winner? If "Ladder rank" is one of them, teams should probably find out now so they know the ladder games could affect tiebreakers.
Originally posted by Bort
Same as GLB Classic.
Team matchup winner, wins, ties, points allowed, points for.
Ladder games don't count for league playoffs.
Originally posted by Corndog
Division winners looks at everyone in the division, then selects the winner. Wild card looks at everyone in the league, then picks the highest team that didn't win their division.
It does not arbitrarily remove teams from the league rankings. The only thing that would accomplish is, in rare instances, one team would win a tie breaker with a smaller scope than they would in a larger scope. I don't see the benefit of narrowing the scope, besides to make one team feel better and for the better wild card choice to miss the playoffs. I'm just not convinced changing it is for the better.
Edited by AirMcMVP on May 21, 2014 09:40:01 (Added Admin quotes for clarity.)






























