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Breakdown of Giants offensive woes

Posted in Baseball on June 24, 2009 | Leave a Comment »

It’s well documented how anemic the offense is this year. But I was startled to see that the Giants are 22 and 5 when they score 5 or more runs.
Giants (38 – 32)
runs scored
5+   4-
w  22  16
l    5     27
Dodgers (47 – 24)
5+  4-
w  32  15
l     5    19
I stated [...]

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The streak continues

Posted in Baseball, tagged , , on May 19, 2008 | Leave a Comment »

In games where the Giants allow 5 or more runs, they have lost every game. So essentially when the pitching falters, the result will be a loss.
On the plus side, global warming has also heated up their long dormant bats.

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Opening day lineups and where they came from

Posted in Baseball, tagged , , , on April 22, 2008 | Leave a Comment »

analysis of opening day lineups and what teams selected them. Although because a team may select a player, that does not fully show their prowess in “developing” them.

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Delmon Young, union rep

Posted in Baseball on April 28, 2006 | Leave a Comment »

Take a look, incredible really. The St. Petersberg Times article recaps the story. As it turns out, the umpire was a replacement ump. What I found funny was the fact that there International League’s umpires are striking, and…
“Chris Hubler, a regular International League crew chief, said in an e-mail to the Times that Young [...]

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