Runs By Inning

[Bahama O's Fan]

It really feels like we score much more later in the game. Is there a way to find out how many runs we score per inning on the season? Does it just take our hitters time to adjust? Is is just pure random?

[AlbNYfan]

It seems to me that the'23 O's have had more big innings (4 or more runs) than I ever recall. In addition, it also seems the team as a whole is more disciplined, not going for the long ball necessarily, take a walk (AR, GH and even RM) and hit him where "they ain't". Fun to watch with the overall team speed. This team does not play base to base ball, depending on the long ball.

[btdart20]

6 minutes ago, AlbNYfan said:

It seems to me that the'23 O's have had more big innings (4 or more runs) than I ever recall. In addition, it also seems the team as a whole is more disciplined, not going for the long ball necessarily, take a walk (AR, GH and even RM) and hit him where "they ain't". Fun to watch with the overall team speed. This team does not play base to base ball, depending on the long ball.

Seeing how we compare to MLB average or even history regarding the big innings would be interesting.  That's what stacking OBP does.  

[ShoelesJoe]

First-- 0.52

Second -- 0.62

Third --0.70

Fourth -- 0.64

Fifth -- 0.54

Sixth -- 0.51

Seventh -- 0.57

Eighth -- 0.57

Ninth -- 0.32

Extras -- 0.17

 

https://www.teamrankings.com/mlb/stat/1st-inning-runs-per-game

[Bahama O's Fan]

1 hour ago, ShoelesJoe said:

First-- 0.52

Second -- 0.62

Third --0.70

Fourth -- 0.64

Fifth -- 0.54

Sixth -- 0.51

Seventh -- 0.57

Eighth -- 0.57

Ninth -- 0.32

Extras -- 0.17

 

https://www.teamrankings.com/mlb/stat/1st-inning-runs-per-game

Thanks; so 2nd, 3rd and 4th are our big innings.