O's lead the AL in ERA

[bluedog]

Unless I'm mistaken, the O's now lead the majors in ERA at 1.80 with the Mets and Royals sitting at right around 2.00.

[OFFNY]

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The Orioles' ERA for the season is now 1.80.

The Orioles starters' ERA before today was 1.42.

The Orioles starters' ERA including today's game is 2.28.

[isestrex]

Unless I'm mistaken, the O's now lead the majors in ERA at 1.80 with the Mets and Royals sitting at right around 2.00.

My phone shows 1.50 ERA but I don't know how updated the MLB app is.

Still it's remarkable. I love finishing the weekend hot because it means (hopefully) more national attention on Monday when the talk shows and podcasts start back up.

The Orioles are the only undefeated team left in baseball.

[backwardsk]

The Orioles have given up less runs in five games than Zach Grienke in two starts.

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[Ruzious]

But have the O's starters thrown as many innings as the O's bullpen?

[OFFNY]

But have the O's starters thrown as many innings as the O's bullpen?

In the 4 games since Opening Day when Tillman's start was aborted due to the weather, the Orioles starters have thrown 21.67 innings, while the bullpen has thrown 14.33 innings.

In that Opening Day game which was interrupted by the weather, Tillman threw 2 innings, Wilson threw 3, and the rest of the bullpen threw 4.

[BohKnowsBmore]

But have the O's starters thrown as many innings as the O's bullpen?

In the 4 games since Opening Day when Tillman's start was aborted due to the weather, the Orioles starters have thrown 21.67 innings, while the bullpen has thrown 14.33 innings.

In that Opening Day game which was interrupted by the weather, Tillman threw 2 innings, Wilson threw 3, and the rest of the bullpen threw 4.

As OFFNY points out, the delays of opening day skew that stat pretty significantly.