I can honestly say that I have not seen one complete game this year. On average I watch maybe 2 innings per game. Not even sure why I watch that much. It has gone so far south that it is hard for me to even complain about things. Remind me again how you rebuild in baseball with a GM who hasn't draft well, hasn't developed well, and hasn't signed free agents of worth or traded for players of worth? It makes me long for the M's of the 80's.
I can honestly say that I have not seen one complete game this year. On average I watch maybe 2 innings per game. Not even sure why I watch that much. It has gone so far south that it is hard for me to even complain about things. Remind me again how you rebuild in baseball with a GM who hasn't draft well, hasn't developed well, and hasn't signed free agents of worth or traded for players of worth? It makes me long for the M's of the 80's.
I've developed a weird interest in keeping track of how many runs they're on pace to allow and how many errors they're on pace to commit.
Mallex Smith with a weird power surge this year. He has 5 home runs in 54 games played this year. He had 7 career home runs in his first 294 games before coming to the Mariners.
I can honestly say that I have not seen one complete game this year. On average I watch maybe 2 innings per game. Not even sure why I watch that much. It has gone so far south that it is hard for me to even complain about things. Remind me again how you rebuild in baseball with a GM who hasn't draft well, hasn't developed well, and hasn't signed free agents of worth or traded for players of worth? It makes me long for the M's of the 80's.
It is nice and all but generally a team would prefer their OF to have a better fielding percentage than OBPS.
This is me exactly on both items.
I'm curious what kind of numbers have you put together so far for allowed runs and errors?
Like what are they on pace for this icky season?
They're on pace to allow 991 runs, 855 earned runs. So they're on pace for 136 unearned runs. They've already allowed 63 unearned runs this year which is almost an unearned run per game. *
Pretty impressive.
*If my math is correct
So we have guys out with:
1- Lacerated Spleen
2- Ruptured Testicle
3- Spinal Stenosis
Three injuries you never heard if you followed baseball in the 70's or 80's.