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SFGRTB
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Free baseball.... yay.
That's like telling me free candy but they're all tootsie rolls
That's like telling me free candy but they're all tootsie rolls
Look at that... they decided to give out free 100 grand bars. Lets hope they don't have razor blades in them.
Law is looking sharp, but not in the way we'd hoped he would today.Depends on how the RP does in the bottom half of this inning.
Depends on how the RP does in the bottom half of this inning.
A whole lot of bend in that un breaking bully...They gave us reason to believe they might have razor blades in them, turns out they were fine.
A whole lot of bend in that un breaking bully...
Hopefully this odd season for him (Law) will help develop him into the closer we all hope he becomes.Well, at least Morris, Osich and Strick looked really good.
Law is a mess, but getting by because his stuff is good.
14-14 in the last 28, on fire. Only need to go 65-35 in the last 100 for 90 wins.
NL ERA by inning (entering today)...
1 - 5.12
2 - 3.91
3 - 3.99
4 - 4.82
5 - 4.39
6 - 4.29
7 - 4.15
8 - 3.91
9 - 3.72
Extra - 3.74
Interesting.
The Giants have appeared to be horrible in the first inning (pitching-wise), so I thought I would look it up...
ERA By inning for the Giants this year (entering today)...
1 - 5.31
2 - 4.13
3 - 2.95
4 - 5.46
5 - 3.54
6 - 6.79 (OUCH!)
7 - 3.54
8 - 3.54
9 - 2.29
Xtra - 3.43
So, the first is bad, but not as bad as it has seemed. I have no idea how this ranks against other teams, though...
1 - +0.2
2 - +0.2
3 - -1.0
4 - +0.9
5 - +0.1
6 - +2.5 (OUCH!)
7 - -0.6
8 - -0.4
9 - -1.4
Xtra - -0.3
Surprisingly, the Giants ERA in the first 2 innings is just slightly higher than league average.
But they absolutely kill the 3rd inning. That makes sense, as that would tend to be the bottom of the lineup, but you would further expect that from the league as a whole. Yet the Giants ERA is a full run lower than the league.
The get and give a half run in the 4th and 5th before we find a major trend...
The Giants give up TWO runs more than the league in the 6th inning. That is rather major, and, I think, falls directly at the feet of Boch and Raggs. I would like to see a further break down of SP vs RPs here, though. But 2 runs more than league average is not a statistical anomaly.
Then they kill it in the 7th inning on, so it doesn't look like the bully is actually a major problem this year. Anecdotally, that doesn't feel right, but on the whole, the Giants seem to be saving about a half run (ERA) per inning starting in the 7th.
Gs are in the middle of the pack re blsvs, and are on pace for 21 this year. Better than last year but way ahead of years '10-'15 when they were regularly in the bottom third with around 13-17/year. God, I just looked at '10 and the Gs lead the mlb in ERA. Oh the good old days.
#notaweaklink2010 is still my favorite year watching the Giants, ever