The Dodgers just completed a 106-victory regular season, winning more games in a single season in franchise history, going all the way back to 1890. The Dodgers have won 100 games in a season only eight times in their history. That sits them tied with the Braves and just behind the Cardinals, who have nine. The A's are in second with 10 and the Yankees are far-and-obnoxiously-away-the-leader with 20 seasons of 100 wins or more. Some teams have never won 100 games in their history and that includes notables like the Brewers, Royals, Blue Jays and Nationals/Expos, as well as the usual suspects like the Padres and Marlins. But even with that background, the Dodgers' achievement means little to the online judges, the trolls, the jealous fans and the "yes-but" crowd. As soon as the Dodgers won their 106th game, with a shutout victory against their biggest rival, some keyboard moron could barely wait to bring up the team's losses in the last World Series. Tha...
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