41.   His team finished fourth.

42.   His team finished no lower than second in the State or Southern California championships during his tenure.

43.   His team finished the season with five consecutive defeats and six in its final seven games.

44.   If both teams had finished first each year, they would have rotated the site.

45.   If the two teams finish the season with identical records, they will have the same odds at receiving the top pick in the NBA draft.

46.   In fact, neither team has finished in last place in its division, unlike most expansion teams.

47.   In all five seasons his teams finished in second place.

48.   In his first six years as manager, however, his team never finished higher than third and finished in the second division three times.

49.   Instead, the veteran U.S. team finished a disappointing seventh.

50.   It also gives them the edge, however temporarily, should the teams finish the regular season with the same record.