* Tied with Philadelphia Phanatics; won tie-breaker via head-to-head series (10-8).

Team Highlights:

1. The Baltimore Stars are established in SPIBL's inaugural year (2002) by owner Mike Sorochen. 
2. 2002 NL WILDCARD TEAM (#4 seed)
3. 2003 NL EAST DIVISION CHAMPIONS (#2 seed)
4. 2003 NATIONAL LEAGUE CHAMPIONS (defeated the Houston Colt .45's, 4-3)
5. 2003 SPIBL WORLD CHAMPIONS (defeated the Oakland Owls, 4-2)
6. In 2003, P Randy Johnson wins the Cy Young Award winner, finishing with the best ERA (2.47) and tied for most wins (22).  Johnson also started in the 2003 All-Star Game.
7. LF Brian Giles  voted on as a starter in the 2003 All-Star Game.
8. P John Smoltz received the Rolaids Fireman Relief Award in 2003 and 2004.
9. Baltimore finished with the best NL regular season record in 2004.
10. 2004 NL EAST DIVISION CHAMPIONS (#1 seed)
11. July 12, 2005 - Mike Sorochen is selected to manage the National League All-Star team; The AL wins by a score of 4-2.
12. 2005 NL EAST DIVISION CHAMPION (#2 seed)
13. October 30, 2005 - The Stars are eliminated by the Detroit Outlaws (4-3) in the National League Championship Series.
14. November 11, 2005 - P Randy Johnson wins the 2005 NL Cy Young Award.
15. In 2006, the Stars finished 37 games out of first place and record their first losing season.  They set the SPIBL mark for most losses in a single season with 121.
16. In 2007, the Baltimore Stars finished four games out of first place and one game out of the wildcard.
17. 2008 NL EAST DIVISION CHAMPION (#2 seed)

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