Nineteen championships and the seasons that produced them. One page a year: the read about the title and the ledger for the season sit together.
One square a season, gold because every one of them is a championship. The square is the link: the year page carries the final, the path and the season's ledger.
The Ring of Honor asks who was great. This asks who was great in December, and it gets a different answer nineteen times. Five playoff starts and three points a start clears nineteen men out of a hundred and five, and the best of them has never won anything.
The three players who contributed the most to every championship team, measured in PAR: points above replacement, summed across that season. A 111 means the player produced 111 points more than the league-wide average at his position over the weeks he was started.
On 2006. The champion is documented in the legacy paper-era files as the Caleboys. Nothing else from that season survives: no standings, no runner-up, no scores. Every computed table on this site begins in 2007, so 2006 is carried as a documented result rather than a measured one.
Two franchises have never won: Reggie's and Sweep The Leg. Between them that is 243 wins and no trophy. Sweep The Leg has lost three finals, in 2017, 2019 and 2023, and has never won one.
The Caleboys' one title is 2006, from the paper era. It does not appear in any of the computed tables on this site, all of which begin in 2007. In the recorded era they are 0-3 in finals.
IronCity has six, including the only three-peat in league history, 2023 through 2025.
Nineteen championships and the seasons that produced them. One page a year: the read about the title and the ledger for the season sit together.
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The Ring of Honor asks who was great. This asks who was great in December, and it gets a different answer nineteen times. Five playoff starts and three points a start clears nineteen men out of a hundred and five, and the best of them has never won anything.
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