Template:Infobox MLB yearly
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| [[{{{season}}} Major League Baseball season|{{{season}}}]] {{{name}}} | |
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| [[{{{prev_season}}}|< Previous season]] [[{{{next_season}}}|Next season >]] |
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Usage
{{Infobox MLB yearly
| name = Team Name
| image = Relevant seasonal image
| image size = Size of the image, in pixels (default is 175px)
| caption = Caption for the image
| season = Season Year
| misc = Mainly used for championships
| current league = [[name of league]]
| y1 = Year team started playing in league
| division = [[name of division]]
| y2 = Year team started playing in division
| ballpark = [[ballpark]]
| y4 = Year team started playing in ballpark
| city = [[city]]
| y5 = Year team started playing in city
| record = The overall record for the season with percentage
| divisional place = The place in which the team finished within its division
| league place = The place in which the team finished within its league (for pre-1969 season articles only)
| owners = [[Team owner(s)]]
| president = [[President]]
| presbo = [[President of baseball operations]]
| general managers = [[General manager(s)]]
| managers = [[Team manager(s)]]
| television = [[local television network]]
| radio = [[local radio network]]
| espntn = three character team abbreviation of team from espn
| brtn = three character team abbreviation from baseball-reference
}}
For the stats, enter the three character abbreviation from here. Milwaukee would be mil and Minnesota would be min. On the brtn, the name is just the espntn capitalized. You can find the 3 character name from here.
Optional parameters:
- prev_season, next_season — The template automatically links to the franchise's previous and next seasons, using the team's name to form the name of the appropriate article. There are some cases, however, that have to be handled manually:
- If the team moved or its name changed, then set prev_season / next_season to the name of the article for the corresponding season. Examples: 2004 Montreal Expos season, 2005 Washington Nationals season
- If the article is about the franchise's inaugural season, set prev_season to "none". Example: 1882 Cincinnati Red Stockings season
- If the article is about the franchise's final season, then set next_season to "none". Example: 1915 Baltimore Terrapins season