League history · 2003 to 2026

Record Book

24 seasons 4,864 games 17 different champions

Most championship game appearances

Tight at the top: #1 leads #2 by 1, and the top 10 span 3.

Everyone on the board

The whole league on one line

24 on this board. The record holder is 4 above the middle of the pack (1).

Top 10

  1. 2 4 Aaron Mutter Drunk Indians · 3-1 · 2011, 2012, 2022, 2023
  2. 2 4 Jim Shea Delirium Tremens · 1-3 · 2011, 2013, 2015, 2016
  3. 4 3 Brandon Shields Smokane FC · 1-2 · 2005, 2013, 2017
  1. 4 Paul Granger Chatmaster · 2-1 · 2007, 2010, 2021 3
  2. 4 Ross Lawrence A Bruin Pegs Me · 2-1 · 2017, 2018, 2019 3
  3. 7 Shane Fitch Level 3 Inception · 1-1 · 2006, 2010 2
  4. 7 Tom Flanagan Brady's Bastards · 1-1 · 2009, 2012 2
  5. 7 Steven McBurnie More Cowbell · 0-2 · 2008, 2009 2
  6. 7 James Bueck The Boondock Saints · 1-1 · 2020, 2022 2

Record watch · 2026

On pace

Most wins in a season

The Mariachi Ninjas (Junior Vargas) is on pace for 17 wins, which would break the record (16).

ProjectedPlayed0510151591317gameNo Frills, 2010 · 16The Mariachi Ninjas · on pace for 17 winsThe Mariachi Ninjas · 10 so farRecord 16Pace 17 wins
ProjectedPlayed0510151357911131517gameNo Frills, 2010 · 16The Mariachi Ninjas · on pace for 17 winsThe Mariachi Ninjas · 10 so farRecord 16Pace 17 wins

Played Projected The record Record holder's season

The Mariachi Ninjas has 10 after 10 games and is on pace for 17 wins; the record is 16 (No Frills, 2010). 10 of 17 games played.

Best winning percentage

The Mariachi Ninjas (Junior Vargas) is on pace for 1.000, which would break the record (.889).

ProjectedPlayed.800.9001.0001591317gameNo Frills, 2010 · .889The Mariachi Ninjas · on pace for 1.000The Mariachi Ninjas · 1.000 so farRecord .889Pace 1.000
ProjectedPlayed.800.9001.0001357911131517gameNo Frills, 2010 · .889The Mariachi Ninjas · on pace for 1.000The Mariachi Ninjas · 1.000 so farRecord .889Pace 1.000

Played Projected The record Record holder's season

The Mariachi Ninjas has 1.000 after 10 games and is on pace for 1.000; the record is .889 (No Frills, 2010). 10 of 17 games played.

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