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LONG ISLAND DUCKS PLAYOFF HISTORY All-Time Playoff Record: 42-41 (27-16 at Home, 15-25 on the Road) All-Time Division Championship Series Record: 28-23 (17-9 at Home, 11-14 on the Road) All-Time Atlantic League Championship Series Record: 14-18 (10-7 at Home, 4-11 on the Road) YEAR-BY-YEAR PLAYOFF RESULTS 2000 Did Not Qualify 2001 Did Not Qualify 2002 Did Not Qualify 2003 Did Not Qualify 2004 W 2-1 vs. Nashua Pride in NDCS W 3-0 vs. Camden Riversharks in ALCS (Atlantic League Champions) 2005 L 1-2 vs. Nashua Pride in NDCS 2006 L 0-2 vs. Bridgeport Bluefish in NDCS 2007 L 0-2 vs. Newark Bears in NDCS 2008 L 0-2 vs. Camden Riversharks in LDCS 2009 L 2-3 vs. Southern Maryland Blue Crabs in LDCS 2010 Did Not Qualify 2011 W 3-1 vs. Southern Maryland Blue Crabs in LDCS L 1-3 vs. York Revolution in ALCS 2012 W 3-2 vs. Southern Maryland Blue Crabs in LDCS W 3-2 vs. Lancaster Barnstormers in ALCS (Atlantic League Champions) 2013 W 3-0 vs. Southern Maryland Blue Crabs in LDCS W 3-2 vs. Somerset Patriots in ALCS (Atlantic League Champions) 2014 Did Not Qualify 2015 L 2-3 vs. Somerset Patriots in LDCS RECORD BREAKDOWN BY GAME 2016 W 3-2 vs. Somerset Patriots in LDCS Game 1: 10-12 (8-4 at Home, 2-8 on the Road) L 0-3 vs. Sugar Land Skeeters in ALCS Game 2: 10-12 (7-6 at Home, 3-6 on the Road) Game 3: 10-9 (5-3 at Home, 5-6 on the Road) 2017 W 3-1 vs. Somerset Patriots in LDCS Game 4: 7-5 (4-1 at Home, 3-4 on the Road) L 0-3 vs. York Revolution in ALCS Game 5: 5-3 (3-2 at Home, 2-1 on the Road) 2018 W 3-2 vs. Somerset Patriots in LDCS KEY L 2-3 vs. Sugar Land Skeeters in ALCS NDCS = North Division Championship Series LDCS = Liberty Division Championship Series 2019 W 3-0 vs. High Point Rockers in LDCS ALCS = Atlantic League Championship Series Tied 2-2 vs. Sugar Land Skeeters in ALCS GAME-BY-GAME PLAYOFF RESULTS 2004 2013 Sept 21 L 2-3 @ Nashua Sept 18 W 6-2 vs. Southern Maryland Sept 22 W 3-2 vs. Nashua Sept 19 W 6-5 vs. Southern Maryland (10 inn.)* Sept 23 W 1-0 vs. Nashua Sept 20 W 4-1 @ Southern Maryland Sept 24 W 11-10 vs. Camden (11 inn.)* Sept 25 W 4-3 vs. Somerset Sept 25 W 5-4 vs. Camden* Sept 26 W 3-2 vs. Somerset Sept 26 W 4-3 @ Camden Sept 27 L 4-5 @ Somerset (10 inn.) (Atlantic League Champions) Sept 28 L 1-2 @ Somerset (16 inn.) Sept 29 W 6-4 @ Somerset 2005 (Atlantic League Champions) Sept 27 W 5-4 vs. Nashua* Sept 28 L 4-5 @ Nashua (11 inn.) 2015 Sept 29 L 3-4 @ Nashua Sept 23 L 3-5 vs. Somerset Sept 24 W 5-4 vs. Somerset 2006 Sept 25 W 9-4 @ Somerset Sept 26 L 0-6 @ Bridgeport Sept 26 L 0-4 @ Somerset Sept 27 L 4-10 vs. Bridgeport Sept 27 L 0-4 @ Somerset 2007 2016 Sept 18 L 4-5 @ Newark Sept 21 L 2-3 @ Somerset (11 inn.) Sept 19 L 2-3 vs. Newark Sept 22 L 0-10 @ Somerset Sept 23 W 7-1 vs. Somerset 2008 Sept 24 W 2-0 vs. Somerset Sept 23 L 1-5 vs. Camden Sept 25 W 5-1 vs. Somerset Sept 24 L 2-3 @ Camden (11 inn.) Sept 27 L 1-7 @ Sugar Land 2009 Sept 28 L 0-2 @ Sugar Land Sept 24 L 0-1 @ Southern Maryland Sept 30 L 3-5 vs. Sugar Land Sept 25 L 4-5 @ Southern Maryland Sept 26 W 7-4 vs. Southern Maryland 2017 Sept 27 W 15-5 vs. Southern Maryland Sept 20 L, 1-7 vs. Somerset Sept 29 L 5-7 vs. Southern Maryland Sept 21 W, 4-1 vs. Somerset Sept 22 W, 6-1 @ Somerset 2011 Sept 23 W, 4-3 @ Somerset Sept 21 W 6-3 vs. Southern Maryland Sept 22 L 6-8 vs. Southern Maryland Sept 27 L, 7-8 vs. York Sept 24 W 4-2 @ Southern Maryland Sept 28 L, 4-5 vs. York Sept 25 W 9-8 @ Southern Maryland Sept 29 L, 2-3 @ York Sept 28 W 1-0 vs. York 2018 Sept 29 L 0-9 vs. York Sept 19 W, 9-2 vs. Somerset Sept 30 L 6-9 @ York Sept 20 W, 11-1 vs. Somerset Oct 2 L 3-6 @ York Sept 21 L, 4-8 @ Somerset Sept 22 L, 3-5 @ Somerset 2012 Sept 23 W, 3-2 @ Somerset (10 inn.) Sept 26 W 4-3 @ Southern Maryland Sept 27 W 3-1 @ Southern Maryland Sept 25 L, 4-5 @ Sugar Land (13 inn.) Sept 28 L 5-7 vs. Southern Maryland Sept 26 L, 0-10 @ Sugar Land Sept 29 L 3-4 vs. Southern Maryland Sept 28 W, 3-2 vs. Sugar Land Sept 30 W 5-4 vs. Southern Maryland Sept 29 W, 6-3 vs. Sugar Land Sept 30 L, 1-4 vs. Sugar Land Oct 3 L 1-5 @ Lancaster Oct 4 W 9-4 @ Lancaster 2019 Oct 5 L 5-12 vs. Lancaster Sept 24 W, 8-7 @ High Point Oct 6 W 9-3 vs. Lancaster Sept 25 W, 8-1 @ High Point Oct 7 W 5-4 vs. Lancaster* Sept 27 W, 3-2 vs. High Point (Atlantic League Champions) Oct 1 W, 7-5 vs. Sugar Land Oct 2 L, 0-7 vs. Sugar Land Oct 4 L, 5-7 @ Sugar Land Oct 5 W, 3-2 @ Sugar Land (10 inn.) * - Walk-Off Win .
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