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Notable examples include:
 
Notable examples include:
  
* {{CTeam|SFBS}} in the early [[Klein Cup]], denied a pennant by three rivals:
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* {{CTeam|SFBS}} in the early [[Klein Cup]], denied a pennant by two rivals:
** {{CTeam|DET}} (Detroit Snowjob)
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** {{CTeam|VV}}
** {{CTeam|VV}} (Blood Loss)
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** {{CTeam|MILF}}
** {{CTeam|MILF}} (Milwaukee Ice)
 
  
* {{CTeam|SFBS}} in the later [[Klein Cup]], denied a pennant by three rivals:
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* {{CTeam|SFBS}} in the later [[Klein Cup]], denied a pennant by three rivalries so bitter, they earned their own nicknames:
 
** {{CTeam|MILF}} (Milwaukee Ice)
 
** {{CTeam|MILF}} (Milwaukee Ice)
 
** {{CTeam|AA}} (the Alewife Firewall)
 
** {{CTeam|AA}} (the Alewife Firewall)

Latest revision as of 17:21, 6 July 2025

A Klein Loop is a scenario in which a team that demonstrates consistent, sustained postseason performance is nevertheless trapped in a loop of postseason doom, heartbreak, high-stakes defeat, and humiliation at the hands of the same few rivals. It is a Sisyphean condition that alludes to the impossible folds of the Klein bottle. A team trapped in a Klein Loop has at least one nexus - a specific rivalry with a team or teams that form the twist in the Klein Loop.

Notable examples include: