Playoffs Sentence Examples

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  • Your wins and losses will be tracked by an Internet system or by your league commissioner, and at the end of the season, some teams will make the playoffs and compete for the fantasy bowl title.

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  • They'll have a good year, but miss the playoffs.

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  • The Eagles are the fifth Super Bowl loser in a row not to make the playoffs the following year.

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  • At the end of the fantasy basketball season, the teams with the most wins advance to the playoffs.

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  • League rules will dictate how many teams qualify for the playoffs.

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  • The team performed at every home game, playoffs and other special events until 2009, when their schedule was cut back to performing only at weekend home games, then was canceled indefinitely.

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