7.3.2 Regular Season Tiebreaker. In the event that multiple teams are tied
in the standings at the conclusion of either Regular Season split (as
defined as having the same winning percentage), then any teams so
tied will be seeded by head-to-head record. If said teams have
identical head-to-head records (as defined as each team winning 50%
of games between the two teams), said teams will play one tiebreaker
game to determine the final standings.
Tiebreaker games will be played following the final game of the
Regular Season, but prior to the first day of the Playoffs. Tied teams
will compete against each other until there is a winner.
If three or more teams are tied, the head-to-head record of all teams
against all other teams involved in the tiebreaker will be considered. If
a single team owns a winning record (as defined as winning more
than 50% of the games) against every other team in the tiebreaker,
they are automatically granted the highest seed available in the
tiebreaker, and a new tiebreaker is declared amongst the remaining
teams.