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Runs Scored/Runs Allowed
Posted: March 13 07, 9:29 am
by JackofDiamonds
GRAPEFRUIT W L GB RS RA
Cincinnati 9 2 -- 78 50
Atlanta 8 3 1.0 67 45
NY Yankees 8 3 1.0 58 40
Baltimore 7 3 1.5 48 39
St. Louis 8 4 1.5 63 34
Detroit 8 5 2.0 83 78
LA Dodgers 9 6 2.0 75 72
Houston 7 4 2.0 65 68
Cleveland 8 5 2.0 73 54
Boston 7 6 3.0 81 72
Philadelphia 5 7 4.5 88 90
Minnesota 5 8 5.0 49 68
Toronto 4 7 5.0 56 61
Washington 4 8 5.5 70 90
Pittsburgh 4 8 5.5 74 76
NY Mets 4 9 6.0 65 77
Florida 3 10 7.0 43 93
Tampa Bay 1 11 8.5 30 59
That's comforting, pre-season or not, I figured that would be our weak point.
Posted: March 13 07, 9:41 am
by Leroy
Geez, the Phillies must be smacking the ball around.
And getting smacked themselves.
Posted: March 13 07, 11:49 am
by thrill
Hey welcome back, JackofDiamonds!
Posted: March 13 07, 11:55 am
by MaskedMan
low RA is supposed to be our strength according to PECOTA and just about every other measure out there. If we continue the disparity with that high of RS we're gonna have a pretty fun year ahead, me thinks
Posted: March 13 07, 1:26 pm
by Brodie
Florida, Washington, and the Philly's have all given up 90 or more runs
All in the NL East, the Mets will have fun with those teams
-Brodie
Posted: March 13 07, 1:32 pm
by jim
MaskedMan wrote:low RA is supposed to be our strength according to PECOTA and just about every other measure out there. If we continue the disparity with that high of RS we're gonna have a pretty fun year ahead, me thinks
I didn't track this during my Diamond Mind replay, but eyeballing it from time to time I noticed on that sim it was the same there too. Runs scored and allowed down from last year.
Posted: March 13 07, 7:26 pm
by Jmodene
FWIW, that 63-34 Runs Scored/Runs Against works out to a .774 winning percentage, using the old Pythagorian Formula. That would be equivalent to a 125-37 season.
Posted: March 13 07, 7:34 pm
by Jocephus
Jmodene wrote:FWIW, that 63-34 Runs Scored/Runs Against works out to a .774 winning percentage, using the old Pythagorian Formula. That would be equivalent to a 125-37 season.
book it
Posted: March 13 07, 7:43 pm
by Phyrkrakr
Too bad 7 of our top 10 RBI guys aren't going to make the team...
That'd be Schumaker, Ankiel, Gonzalez, Ryan, Bozied, Cabrera, and Marrero, for those curious, who've combined for 26 RBI so far, or 40% of the runs we've scored.
The other three are Duncan, Pujols, and surprisingly, Aaron Miles (with 3 RBI so far)
Posted: March 13 07, 8:32 pm
by vinsanity
Phyrkrakr wrote:That'd be Schumaker, Ankiel, Gonzalez, Ryan, Bozied, Cabrera, and Marrero, for those curious, who've combined for 26 RBI so far, or 40% of the runs we've scored.
I'd be curious to see the playing time those players get compared to the other guys like JimE, Rolen, Kennedy, Eckstein and guys like Juan.