Then explain the difference in wins and losses. Was our pitching THAT much better than it is now. There's something the stats aren't telling because this offense does not like remotely as good as it did before the ASG.
You conveniently edited out the rest of the quote. Gunnar is getting back to form, but he had an extended slump. But Adley is an issue anyway you slice it.
Before the ASG the O's scored less than three runs 25 times in 96 games (26%). Since the ASG the O's have scored less than three runs 4 times in 30 games (13%).
These rates change some if you set the run threshold to <4 or the date to Jul 1 instead of the ASG, but the idea that the offense is suddenly less consistent or only scoring their runs in big blowout games just holds no water.
Well if people on this site, especially in the game thread think it so, then it is real.
Gunnar is hitting 287 with 33 HR for the year. He really hasn’t slumped much. He is 23 in his second year.
Astros might end up getting the best record in the AL because the Orioles, Yankees and Guardians have blown their opportunity to separate themselves from the field.
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