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There is something to what Roy says. Overall in MLB this year: vs a starter 1st time through the order, all MLB teams OPS .694 vs a starter 2nd time through the order, all MLB teams OPS .694 vs a starter 3rd time through the order, all MLB teams OPS .755 [4th time and beyond, only 114 plate appearances in all of MLB this year: .725] So it is expected that you will do your best work the 3rd time through the order vs a starter, and will be a bit worse off the first time through. The Orioles on the season (keep in mind we are a way better than average offense so our overall #s should in general be better than the MLB average): 1st time: .658 OPS 2nd time: .817 OPS 3rd time: .816 OPS 4th+ (7 plate appearances): 1.572 OPS So we are a very slow starting team, so far this year. We have a well above average offense that is actually significantly below average the first time through the order vs a starter. I don't know why this is... but so far it has been the case. I'll not that before the Seattle series the numbers were even more extreme, we OPSed just .615 1TTTO when I looked it up last week. Maybe with time this will even out, but the point is, Roy isn't imagining things. At the start of the game, we are a below average MLB offense this year and as the game progresses we get way above average. -
Yeah, someone explained that above. If accuracy goes down because of the pitch type, then humans are probably not sufficient for today's stuff to make accurate calls. -
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These extensions are extremely overrated by fan bases. I’d still sign guys but the overall thought of them is more to give fans warm and fuzzy feelings than it making great baseball sense. -
No it isn’t. It just compares to the average up. Diaz had an above average day overall. Goes to show you how inaccurate umps are on a daily basis. -
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Keep in mind that they’ve played the fewest games of any team in MLB. If you did this on a per game basis, we’d move up several spots in most of these innings.
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Are you aware that the Orioles haven’t trailed after the first inning in the last 20 games, the longest ongoing streak in MLB? They scored 5 in the first inning on Friday and then 5 in the first three innings on Sunday. The O’s are 8th in MLB in runs scored per game in innings 1 - 3. They’re 12th in innngs 4-6. They’re 2nd in innings 7-9. So, they are above average in all three segments of the game, and elite at the last part of the game. Now let me ask you: would you really prefer that that pattern was reversed? Or would you just be complaining about why we can’t score at the end of the game?
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