Stats and Other Jive
by cupie on Jul 12, 2007 11:09 PM PDT
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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
Let's get this second half started right.
quick question, cupie
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!
Yeah, I realized that right after I posted it
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