• a. the team with the better record in head-to-head competition, or in the event the teams have the
  same record in head-to-head competition,


• b. the team with the better record, based on winning percentage in intradivisional competition, or,
  in the event the two teams have the same intradivisional winning percentages,


• c. the team with the better record in League competition over the last 81 games played by each
  team, or, in the event the two teams have the same records over this period,


• d. the team with the better record in League competition over the last 82 games, provided that the
  82nd game was not a game between the tied teams.

If necessary, the subparagraph (d.) procedure of adding the immediately preceding game played by each team records shall be continued until such time as one team emerges with a better record and that team shall thereupon be declared the Division Champion and the other team shall be declared the Wild Card team.

• a. Tie between two teams. The League President shall conduct a coin flip to determine the site of
  a playoff game between the two teams, the game to be played the day after the conclusion of the
  championship season. The winner of the game shall be declared the Division Champion.


• b. Tie among three teams. If the tied teams have identical records against each other, the League
  President shall supervise a draw which results in the tied teams being designated the A, B and C teams.
  A will play B at the home field of A, the day after the conclusion of the championship season. The
  following day, C will play the winner of A-B at the winner's home field. The winner of the game shall
  be declared the Division Champion. When, however, the tied teams do not have identical records against
  each other, their designation as the A, B, or C teams shall be determined as follows:
  
  
  
  1. Team 1 has better record against both Team 2 and Team 3, and Team 2 has better record against
     Team 3: Team 1 chooses designation as A, B or C team, and Team 2 chooses from remaining
     choices;
  
  
  2. Team 1 has better record against both Team 2 and Team 3, and Team 2 and Team 3 have same record
     against each other: Team 1 chooses designation as A, B or C team and League President supervises
     draw between Teams 2 and 3 for remaining choices;
  
  
  3. Team 1 and Team 2 have same record against each other but better record against Team 3: League
     President supervises draw between Teams 1 and 2. Winner chooses designation as A, B or C team and
     loser chooses from remaining choices;
  
  
  4. Team 1 has better record against Team 2, Team 2 has better record against Team 3, and Team 3
     has better record against Team 1: Rank teams on the basis of overall winning percentage within the
     three-team group; team(s) with higher percentages select designation as A, B or C teams(s); when
     two or more teams tied in overall winning percentage, League President supervises draw between
     teams so tied.
  
  

• a. Tie among two teams for Division Championship with one team having the better record of the
  second place teams in the other two divisions. The League President shall conduct a coin flip to
  determine the site of a playoff game between the two teams tied for the Division Championship, the game
  to be played the day after the conclusion of the championship series. The winner of the game shall be
  declared Division Champion and the team with the better record of the second place teams in the other
  two divisions shall be declared the Wild Card team.


• b. Tie among three teams for a Division Championship, and one team having the better record of the
  second place teams in the other two divisions. The League President shall supervise a draw which
  results in the three teams tied for the Division Championship being designated the A, B and C teams. A
  will play B at then home field of A, the day after the conclusion of the championship season. The
  following day, C will play the winner of A-B at winner's home field. The winner of that game will be
  declared Division Champion and the team with the better record of the second place teams in the other
  two divisions, on the basis of its winning percentage, shall be declared the Wild Card team; provided
  that where Team C defeats the winner of the game between teams A and B, the team it defeats, on the
  basis of its winning percentage, shall be declared the wild card team when the tied teams' winning
  percentages, at the conclusion of the championship season, were below .500.


• c. Tie among two teams for Division Championships in two different divisions, and second place team
  in remaining division. The League President shall conduct two coin flips to determine the sites of the
  playoff games between the two teams in each division tied for their Division Championships, both games
  to be played the day after the conclusion of the championship season. The winners of the games shall
  be declared Division Champions and the second place team in the remaining division shall be declared,
  on the basis of its winning percentage, the Wild Card team.

• a. Tie between two teams, in any divisions. The League President shall conduct a coin flip to
  determine the site of a playoff game between the two teams, the game to be played the day after the
  conclusion of the championship season. The winner of the game shall be declared the Wild Card
  team.


• b. Tie among three teams, in any division. If the tied teams have identical records against each
  other, the League President shall supervise a draw which results in the tied teams being designated the
  A, B and C teams. A will play B at the home field of A, the day after the conclusion of the
  championship season. The following day, C will play the winner of A-B at the winner's home field. The
  winner of the game shall be declared the Wild Card team. When, however, the tied teams do not have
  identical records against each other, their designation as the A, B or C teams shall be determined in
  accordance with the procedures set forth in subparagraphs 2(b) (1-4) above.


• c. Tie among four teams, in any division. The League President shall supervise a draw which
  results in the tied teams being designated the A, B, C and D teams. A will play B at the home field of
  A, and C will play D at the home field of C, both games to be played the day after the conclusion of
  the championship season. The following day, the winners will play at the home field of A, or if A
  lost, that of B. The winner of the game shall be declared the Wild Card team.