Kibitzer
Sky Soldier
- Joined
- Aug 24, 2011
- Messages
- 5,676
- Reaction Score
- 24,752
It's a long off-season and it's baseball I know I know, BUT. . .
For those of us who place some reliance on thing like stats, law of averages performance probabilities and all that other stuff, consider these weird MLB facts for a moment:
For those of us who place some reliance on thing like stats, law of averages performance probabilities and all that other stuff, consider these weird MLB facts for a moment:
AL has a Dan Hurley (good hitter, like Ortiz or A-Rod)) in every lineup to generate more offense.
NL makes pitchers bat (notoriously weak hitters), thus diminishing offensive potential.
After about 200 games, only one AL team (Red Sox) has scored 100+ runs (111).
Meanwhile, five NL teams have scored 100+ runs (all 111+).
Huh?
NL makes pitchers bat (notoriously weak hitters), thus diminishing offensive potential.
After about 200 games, only one AL team (Red Sox) has scored 100+ runs (111).
Meanwhile, five NL teams have scored 100+ runs (all 111+).
Huh?