2019 had it also. I wonder if the last few years are just a blip or if it will be the new normal. In the last four full seasons, there have been 12 100+ win teams (13 if Tampa gets one more win this year) and 11 100+ loss teams. In the decade prior (so 2007 through 2016), there were 5 100+ win teams and 11 100+ loss teams. The 2016 Cubs were the first team with 103+ wins since the 2009 Yankees and the last team with more than 103 wins was the 04 Cards. We've had 8 teams with 103+ wins in the last four full seasons. It seems like after the Cubs and Astros bottomed out and won the WS a few years later, teams are more okay with just saying eff it for a couple years and not even pretending to try to win games. Baltimore lost 108+ the last three full seasons. Detroit went 98, 98, 114 and had the winning percentage of a 98 loss team last year. Pittsburgh went 93, 111 (on pace), 100 (2 games left). I guess we'll have to wait and see for a couple years to see if it continues to know for sure.