Stats and Other Jive

by cupie on Jul 12, 2007 11:09 PM PDT Comment 6 comments

A friend of mine from Stats LLC. thought we all might like to see this...

Angels, Highest Winning Pct. at All-Star Break, All-Time

Year Winning Pct. (Record) Where Finished

1989 .612 (52-33) 91-71 (3rd AL West)

2007 .602 (53-35) ??????????????

1985 .598 (52-35) 90-72 (2nd AL West)

2002 .593 (51-35) 99-63 (2nd AL West, WS Champions)

1970 .593 (51-35) 86-76 (3rd AL West)

The Angels Lead AL in Several Categories:
(Going into Thursday Action - so at All-Star Break)

Batting

Singles 610

Stolen Bases 78

Intentional Walks 33

BA at Home .310

OBP, Leading off Inning .355

Pitching

Wins 53

Win Pct, When Lead After 8 1.000 (48-0)

Win Pct, When Lead After 7 .979 (47-1)

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i'm elated

It is awesome to see our records when leading after 7 and 8 innings. It just shows you how much of a force our bullpen is and how many wins it really has accounted for maintaining. It's just briliant.

Let's get this second half started right.

"I love this british shit!" -Lou Brown

by jtkelly86 on Jul 13, 2007 1:28 AM PDT reply actions 0 recs

How many wins?

How many times have the Aquamen, Fremont or Bosox lost games in the 8th or 9th?

by melvintoast on Jul 13, 2007 9:29 AM PDT up reply actions 0 recs

quick question, cupie

I'm starting a fantasy league where you only draft pitchers and their team's winning percentage AFTER the 6th inning of games when that said team is winning.

Can your friend maybe check that stat out for me?

Thanks. Anyone interested in that league let me know. Karmaball will probably be able to focus on this league because it's going to BLOW UP!

since 1961

by Chompo on Jul 13, 2007 7:54 AM PDT reply actions 0 recs