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Reds @ Pirates (4/29 - 5/1)

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Per @HammerTime

 

Cozart SS

Suarez 3B

Votto 1B

Phillips 2B

Bruce RF

Barnhart C

Schebler LF

Straily P

Hamilton CF

This thread is about as hot as the Reds.

Hoover with his usual perfromance! Gives up 2 run shot in 7th to make it 4-0 Bucs.

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So were back to the same issues as last year, cant score any runs. They might as well just bring up the starting 8 from Louisville.

Somebody asked me if the Reds won tonight and I had no idea who they even played in the weekend series.

 

And it's not even may.

I hate that we have a new thread every new series. We need to go back to the Weekly threads.

Hoover and his million dollar arm...

 

But remember, his stats say he's good.

Last time I looked at 2016 MLB Team Pitching Stats - Major League Baseball - ESPN, Redlegs pitching staff was:

 

1st in homeruns given up

1st in walks given up

2nd in runs given up

3rd worst ERA

27th out of 30 in strike outs

28th of 30 in quality starts

29th out of 30 in shutouts

 

But as I looked this morning, opposing teams have a batting average of .253 which is not the worst. That stat belongs to the staff at San Diego giving up a .293 average to opposing teams. Hey, I'm trying to find some brightness...

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Last time I looked at 2016 MLB Team Pitching Stats - Major League Baseball - ESPN, Redlegs pitching staff was:

 

1st in homeruns given up

1st in walks given up

2nd in runs given up

3rd worst ERA

27th out of 30 in strike outs

28th of 30 in quality starts

29th out of 30 in shutouts

 

But as I looked this morning, opposing teams have a batting average of .253 which is not the worst. That stat belongs to the staff at San Diego giving up a .293 average to opposing teams. Hey, I'm trying to find some brightness...

 

Well obviously being first in walks has a lot to do with all the other stats.

Last time I looked at 2016 MLB Team Pitching Stats - Major League Baseball - ESPN, Redlegs pitching staff was:

 

1st in homeruns given up

1st in walks given up

2nd in runs given up

3rd worst ERA

27th out of 30 in strike outs

28th of 30 in quality starts

29th out of 30 in shutouts

 

But as I looked this morning, opposing teams have a batting average of .253 which is not the worst. That stat belongs to the staff at San Diego giving up a .293 average to opposing teams. Hey, I'm trying to find some brightness...

 

Well obviously being first in walks has a lot to do with all the other stats.

 

I was just trying to "simplify" the info if you didn't want to throw up when looking at the stats is all. :lol2:

Going to be a very long summer. Hope everyone has lots of vacations planned.

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