The RISP thread, 2022

[owknows]

1 hour ago, Roll Tide said:

You know what they say about opinions…. We can agree to disagree 

Mullins with the dinger.

 

I know that every time I make a comment like that....  boom... 

[Ripken]

7-for-80 right now. 

That's not a typo.  

[Moose Milligan]

The at bats by Santander and specifically Mullins in the 8th inning today were pathetic. 

[Pickles]

Thank God!  Odor, of all people, with the big hit.

[NelsonCruuuuuz]

46 minutes ago, Ripken said:

7-for-80 right now. 

That's not a typo.  

Odor broke the stink.

[Pickles]

And the floodgates open.

What a strange, funny game.

[Frobby]

I guess it’s too late unwieldy to list the RISP numbers daily, so I’ll try weekly instead.  The first “week” will be the ten days period that ended on April 17.   All references are to the week ending _____.

4/17: 10 for 86 (.116); 21 runs in 9 games

4/24: 11 for 58 (.190); 23 runs in 7 games

5/1: 15 for 52 (.288); 27 runs in 6 games

5/8: 10 for 43 (.233); 25 runs in 6 games

So far this week, 8 for 35.   Last night was an ugly 1 for 12, leaving the bases loaded in each of the final three innings.  

[Going Underground]

3 minutes ago, Frobby said:

I guess it’s too late unwieldy to list the RISP numbers daily, so I’ll try weekly instead.  The first “week” will be the ten days period that ended on April 17.   All references are to the week ending _____.

4/17: 10 for 86 (.116); 21 runs in 9 games

4/24: 11 for 58 (.190); 23 runs in 7 games

5/1: 15 for 52 (.288); 27 runs in 6 games

5/8: 10 for 43 (.233); 25 runs in 6 games

So far this week, 8 for 35.   Last night was an ugly 1 for 12, leaving the bases loaded in each of the final three innings.  

So they seem to be getting better with RISP but the chances seem to be going down each week. The Tigers were hitting and walking guys the last two innings and besides the homers ,no other hits.

 

Do we know league average with RISP for the year?

[emmett16]

12 minutes ago, Frobby said:

I guess it’s too late unwieldy to list the RISP numbers daily, so I’ll try weekly instead.  The first “week” will be the ten days period that ended on April 17.   All references are to the week ending _____.

4/17: 10 for 86 (.116); 21 runs in 9 games

4/24: 11 for 58 (.190); 23 runs in 7 games

5/1: 15 for 52 (.288); 27 runs in 6 games

5/8: 10 for 43 (.233); 25 runs in 6 games

So far this week, 8 for 35.   Last night was an ugly 1 for 12, leaving the bases loaded in each of the final three innings.  

Those are some ugly numbers.  I guess the good news is we really can’t do much worse.  

[Frobby]

8 minutes ago, Going Underground said:

So they seem to be getting better with RISP but the chances seem to be going down each week. The Tigers were hitting and walking guys the last two innings and besides the homers ,no other hits.

 

Do we know league average with RISP for the year?

.236 in the AL.  The O’a are 14th, at .197.  

[Spy Fox]

18 minutes ago, Going Underground said:

So they seem to be getting better with RISP but the chances seem to be going down each week.

A higher average with RISP probably leads to less PAs with RISP. Because if you get a hit, there is often nobody left in scoring position for the next guy. But if everyone is just getting out you can rack up multiple PAs with RISP in a row. 

[Going Underground]

10 minutes ago, Frobby said:

.236 in the AL.  The O’a are 14th, at .197.  

Did not expect the Blue Jays to be the worst but they are not playing great yet.Also Orioles tied for fourth with  AB's with RISP.

[oldfan]

With the pitching the O's have gotten and just average RISP, they would be at .500. What's looming if the pitching hits a pothole? Could be bad stretch coming up.

[spiritof66]

5 hours ago, Frobby said:

  .   .   .

Last night was an ugly 1 for 12, leaving the bases loaded in each of the final three innings.  

But even with that strong finish in the 7th through 9th, they left only 14 for the game. The ML record for a nine-inning game is 18, certainly within this team's reach. 

https://www.baseball-almanac.com/recbooks/left_on_base_records.shtml

[Frobby]

1 hour ago, spiritof66 said:

But even with that strong finish in the 7th through 9th, they left only 14 for the game. The ML record for a nine-inning game is 16, certainly within this team's reach. 

https://www.baseball-almanac.com/recbooks/left_on_base_records.shtml

18, no?