2002 MLL Season - Regular Season

Regular Season

W = Wins, L = Losses, PCT= Winning Percentage, PF= Points For, PA = Points Against

American Division
Team W L PCT PF PA
Long Island Lizards 9 5 .643 234 196
Boston Cannons 7 7 .500 218 226
Bridgeport Barrage 3 11 .214 181 235
National Division
Team W L PCT PF PA
Baltimore Bayhawks 10 4 .714 210 172
New Jersey Pride 7 7 .500 202 219
Rochester Rattlers 6 8 .429 173 180


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