The 2024 Orioles, ten games at a time

[Frobby]

We’re two games past the 10 game mark now, but in the first 10:

6-4 (54 RS, 34 RA)

2-1 vs. LAA, 2-1 vs. KCR, 1-2 @ PIT, 1-0 @ BOS.      

[Jim'sKid26]

So the Pythagorean winning percentage would be 72%. So we should be 7-3. 

 

Edited April 12 by Jim'sKid26

[Frobby]

6-4 (54 RS, 34 RA)

7-3 (63 RS, 59 RA)

2-0 at BOS, 1-2 vs. MIL, 3-0 vs. MIN, 1-1 at KC

The hitting was stout but the pitching left a lot to be desired.  

[emmett16]

Don’t know if it was mentioned, but the O’s have moved passed the 1922-1924 Yankees who had 83 consecutive series without a sweep.  We are now at 85.  20 to go to tie the second place 1903-05 NY Giants. 

[Can_of_corn]

23 minutes ago, emmett16 said:

Don’t know if it was mentioned, but the O’s have moved passed the 1922-1924 Yankees who had 83 consecutive series without a sweep.  We are now at 85.  20 to go to tie the second place 1903-05 NY Giants. 

Did those teams get swept in the playoffs?

[elextrano8]

I guess technically not, but they did lose the World Series without winning any games

https://www.baseball-reference.com/postseason/1922_WS.shtml

[elextrano8]

3 minutes ago, elextrano8 said:

I guess technically not, but they did lose the World Series without winning any games

https://www.baseball-reference.com/postseason/1922_WS.shtml

Check out this playoff bum:

[Frobby]

6-4 (54 RS, 34 RA)

7-3 (63 RS, 59 RA)

6-4 (40 RS, 28 RA)

7-3 (43 RS, 31 RA)

1-0 vs. NYY, 3-0 at CIN, 1-1 at WSN, 2-1 vs. ARI, 0-1 vs. TOR

It’s amazing how sour we can get about losing two games in a row.
 

[Frobby]

6-4 (54 RS, 34 RA)

7-3 (63 RS, 59 RA)

6-4 (40 RS, 28 RA)

7-3 (43 RS, 31 RA)

6-4 (48 RS, 38 RA)

1-0 vs. TOR, 2-1 vs. SEA, 0-3 vs. STL, 3-0 vs. CWS

Here’s the cumulative record through each 10 game stretch this year versus last year (this year first):

6-4; 5-5

13-7; 13-7

19-11; 20-10

26-14; 26-14

32-18; 33-17

Pretty similar so far.   This year the O’s have outscored opponents 248-190 through 50 games; last year it was 257-212.  

[Frobby]

6-4 (54 RS, 34 RA)

7-3 (63 RS, 59 RA)

6-4 (40 RS, 28 RA)

7-3 (43 RS, 31 RA)

6-4 (48 RS, 38 RA)

7-3 (58 RS, 29 RA)

1-0 at CWS, 2-1 vs BOS, 2-1 vs. TBR, 2-1 at TOR

Anyone noticing a pattern?
 

[Allan Bryant]

1 hour ago, Frobby said:

6-4 (54 RS, 34 RA)

7-3 (63 RS, 59 RA)

6-4 (40 RS, 28 RA)

7-3 (43 RS, 31 RA)

6-4 (48 RS, 38 RA)

7-3 (58 RS, 29 RA)

1-0 at CWS, 2-1 vs BOS, 2-1 vs. TBR, 2-1 at TOR

Anyone noticing a pattern?
 

Yes I noticed that every 10 games , they alternate either 7-3 or 6-4 . 

[Frobby]

6-4 (54 RS, 34 RA)

7-3 (63 RS, 59 RA)

6-4 (40 RS, 28 RA)

7-3 (43 RS, 31 RA)

6-4 (48 RS, 38 RA)

7-3 (58 RS, 29 RA)

7-3 (50 RS, 28 RA)

0-1 at TOR, 4-0 at TBR, 2-1 vs. ATL, 1-1 vs. PHI
 

[bpilktree]

35 minutes ago, Frobby said:

6-4 (54 RS, 34 RA)

7-3 (63 RS, 59 RA)

6-4 (40 RS, 28 RA)

7-3 (43 RS, 31 RA)

6-4 (48 RS, 38 RA)

7-3 (58 RS, 29 RA)

7-3 (50 RS, 28 RA)

0-1 at TOR, 4-0 at TBR, 2-1 vs. ATL, 1-1 vs. PHI
 

Won today and messed up the pattern.  Besides that one span we’re pitching struggled we are giving up 3.2 runs a game pretty amazing for a team that needs like 4 new pitchers in a trade in a hurry or season is over.  

[emmett16]

The consistency is incredible. 

[eddie83]

11 hours ago, emmett16 said:

The consistency is incredible. 

It is. Pitching has only had one bad stretch. Offense has had 2 slightly below average stretches by their standards. Only one below league average runs and that was by 0.3 rpg.

I know teams playing at a pace of over 100 wins are playing at a high level but it’s remarkable.