In 2023, the San Francisco Giants slumped to 79 wins, and have been building things back up since, winning 80 last season and early this year are off to a strong 16-9 start as they seek their first playoff spot since 2021.
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Back in 2021-22, the Toronto Maple Leafs enjoyed the most successful season in franchise history, only to lose in the first round. Their regular season performances dipped in each of the next two seasons, but after racking up 108 points this season for their first Atlantic Division title, the Buds have their sights set on a bigger prize this spring.
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In the Covid-shortened 2020 season, the Chicago White Sox managed 35 wins in 60 games – their best winning percentage since 2005, when they were World Series champions.
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After showing some progress with a nine-win effort in 2023, the New Orleans Saints crashed to a 5-12 mark last year, the team’s worst showing since 2005. With the team now having missed the playoffs for four straight seasons, there’s plenty of work to be done in the Big Easy.
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You have to go back to 2019-20 to find the last time the Chicago Blackhawks finished over .500 and made the playoffs. It’s been all downhill since as the club shed virtually all veteran talent and has attempted to rebuild from the group up.
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The Milwaukee Brewers last missed the playoffs in 2022, when they won just 86 games, but since then they’ve posted campaigns of 92 and 93 victories. This season, however, their modest streak of two straight postseason appearances could be in jeopardy.
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Since losing 49 games in 2021-22 – the worst season in their long and storied history – the Montreal Canadiens have been turning the ship around. They improved from 55 to 68 points in 2022-23 before upping that total to 76 last season.
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