Below average
batting, but hey.. Harriston, and Gwynn are on the DL, which has caused them to
slow a bit, and they will both be back, and healthy for the post season.
Ok… the public holds the Pads as potential, or atleast
possible ‘contenders’……… agreed?.... Great,… Let’s take a peek behind the
Wizard’s curtain for a moment
Ok, now let’s look behind the ‘Wizard’s curtain’ fora moment:
I will prove the following statements—immediately to follow:
1)The
Pad’s have had a PERFECT SCHEDULE to hide their weakness, and skewer opinion of
their quality.
2)The
Pad’s pitching is not close to being as dominant as what the public believes it
to be.
3)The Pads have performed horribly against
playoff caliber teams
Point #1:
The Pad’s have had a perfect schedule to hide their weakness,
and skewer opinion of their quality:
Almost every playoff probable
teams share many commonalities, none of which are more consistent than runs
scored. Almost (the only teams that might make it and not in this category is the
Giants, Pads, and Cards) NYY, Tampa, Cinci,
Twins, Rangers, Braves, Rockies, Phillies,
White Sox.Now that this point is made
here is the proof in the ‘Puddin’
The
Pads have played 46 Series this season, of these series they played only 16 of these against teams in the upper
49%(14th in the Majors or better in runs
scored) or 34.8%, they played 30
of 46 series against teams 15th or below (runs scored)
or 65.2%.They played 15 of 46 series against teams
ranked 20th or worse (runs scored), or 32.6%. They
played 7 of 46 series against
teams that were in the bottom 4 (runs scored) or 15.2%.
The
above facts should shed light of just how poorly the majority of their opponents
perform at the plate.Hence, they
have a stellar pitching staff?Ummm,
maybe not.
The
Pads give up 3.34 runs per game, but give up 4.63 runs per game against
top 12 teams (runs scored), and they only score 4.3 runs per game.. hmmm
7 of
the above named teams are also in the top 12 in team ERA as well, so not
only do the Pads give up 139% more runs to top 12 (playoff teams), but they
have played substantially less games/series against the better pitching
teams; yet they still are at a -1.29 run disadvantage without even
considering that.
The
Pads have the 6th best record in the Majors, 2nd best—just
.002 behind the Phillies—in the NL, but that too is skewed.Let me explain… the have won 57.2% of
all games they played,….not too shabby huh?..hmmm..
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Below average
batting, but hey.. Harriston, and Gwynn are on the DL, which has caused them to
slow a bit, and they will both be back, and healthy for the post season.
Ok… the public holds the Pads as potential, or atleast
possible ‘contenders’……… agreed?.... Great,… Let’s take a peek behind the
Wizard’s curtain for a moment
Ok, now let’s look behind the ‘Wizard’s curtain’ fora moment:
I will prove the following statements—immediately to follow:
1)The
Pad’s have had a PERFECT SCHEDULE to hide their weakness, and skewer opinion of
their quality.
2)The
Pad’s pitching is not close to being as dominant as what the public believes it
to be.
3)The Pads have performed horribly against
playoff caliber teams
Point #1:
The Pad’s have had a perfect schedule to hide their weakness,
and skewer opinion of their quality:
Almost every playoff probable
teams share many commonalities, none of which are more consistent than runs
scored. Almost (the only teams that might make it and not in this category is the
Giants, Pads, and Cards) NYY, Tampa, Cinci,
Twins, Rangers, Braves, Rockies, Phillies,
White Sox.Now that this point is made
here is the proof in the ‘Puddin’
The
Pads have played 46 Series this season, of these series they played only 16 of these against teams in the upper
49%(14th in the Majors or better in runs
scored) or 34.8%, they played 30
of 46 series against teams 15th or below (runs scored)
or 65.2%.They played 15 of 46 series against teams
ranked 20th or worse (runs scored), or 32.6%. They
played 7 of 46 series against
teams that were in the bottom 4 (runs scored) or 15.2%.
The
above facts should shed light of just how poorly the majority of their opponents
perform at the plate.Hence, they
have a stellar pitching staff?Ummm,
maybe not.
The
Pads give up 3.34 runs per game, but give up 4.63 runs per game against
top 12 teams (runs scored), and they only score 4.3 runs per game.. hmmm
7 of
the above named teams are also in the top 12 in team ERA as well, so not
only do the Pads give up 139% more runs to top 12 (playoff teams), but they
have played substantially less games/series against the better pitching
teams; yet they still are at a -1.29 run disadvantage without even
considering that.
The
Pads have the 6th best record in the Majors, 2nd best—just
.002 behind the Phillies—in the NL, but that too is skewed.Let me explain… the have won 57.2% of
all games they played,….not too shabby huh?..hmmm..
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