Tuesday Baseball thread

[mofome]

I'm just going to post info as I find it on todays games:

Lohse: (24.1 IP) LD 23.1%, GB 46.2%, FB% 30.8%, IFFB% 45.8%, HR/FB 0.0%, IFH% 11.1%

Parra: (13.1 IP) LD 28.9%, GB 36.8%, FB% 34.2%, IFFB% 7.7%, HR/FB 7.7%, IFH% 14.3%

[mofome]

in mil there are supposed to be scattered storms, 69 degrees, and 12 mph wins blowing in.

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Lilly: (18.2 IP) LD 20.9%, GB 29.9%, FB 49.3%, IFFB 12.1%, HR/FB 12.1%, IFH 7.3%

Figueroa: (15 IP) LD 21.1%, GB 34.2%, FB 44.7%, IFFB 5.9%, IFH 0%

[mofome]

In chicago we are likely to get some storms, it should be about 70, and the winds we be blowing out at about 12 mph.

[mofome]

Ball parks: Miller Park, Milwaukee

Mil favors ground ball pitchers
deep down the lines
alleys are short
roof keeps the cold weather out
right handed power hitters have the advantage here.

[mofome]

Ball Park Wrigley Field Chicago:

Wind dictates much of what happens here. Michael Murray claims that the under has cashed 10 of 15 times when the total was set over 10 runs (total is 10.5 today). He also says to be weary of fly ball pitchers in this park and the two starters today have been fly ball pitchers on the young season.

[BuddyBear]

in mil there are supposed to be scattered storms, 69 degrees, and 12 mph wins blowing in.

Yeah, I live about an hour from the ball park and I just looked outside and it is dark and windy. Guess I am going to have to take an umbrella to work today.

Fortunately, Miller Park has a roof

[mofome]

Yeah, I live about an hour from the ball park and I just looked outside and it is dark and windy. Guess I am going to have to take an umbrella to work today.

Fortunately, Miller Park has a roof

Thats mentioned already. ty

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Kuo: (11.1 IP) LD 20.8%, GB 54.2%, FB 25.0%, IFFB 16.7%, HR/FB 0.0%, IFH 0.0%

Volquez: (15.1 IP) LD 16.2%, GB 51.4%, FB 32.4%, IFFB 16.7%, HR/FB 0.0%, IFH% 5.3%

[BuddyBear]

Thats mentioned already. ty

Sorry must have missed it

If nothing else, the weather helped me out for preparing for my day. Thanks for the info mofo....

[mofome]

Great American Ball Park : Cinci

scorning here is heavily dependent on weather. Ground ball pitcher have the advantage in Cinci.


weather tonight will be clear with a light wind blowing in. the temp will be about 69 degrees.

[mofome]

Sorry must have missed it

If nothing else, the weather helped me out for preparing for my day. Thanks for the info mofo....

not a problem, i love being a smart ass as much as the next guy.

have a good one BB, hope your plays go well for ya.

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Washington @ Atl (Wash +190/Atl -210) Total 8.5

Lannan: (16.2 IP) LD 26%, GB 52%, FB 22%, IFFB 36.4%, HR/FB 18.2%, IFH 3.8%

Smoltz: (16 IP) LD 8.3%, GB 55.6%, FB 36.1%, IFFB 0%, HR/FB 0%, IFH% 5.0%

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Turner Field ATL:

Pitcher friendly. Hard on Left handed power bats. Typically lower scoring games in the spring.


Weather: 73 degrees with a 3-4 mph wind blowing in.

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Philly @ Colorado (Philly +107/Col -117) Total 9

Myers: (25 IP) LD 14.3%, GB 44.2%, FB 41.6%, IFFB 6.3%, HR/FB 18.8%, IFH 2.9%

Francis: (18.1 IP) LD 14.3%, GB 47.6%, 38.1%, IFFB 4.2%, HR/FB 25.0%, IFH 6.7%

[diogee]

Great info Mofo...just one stupid question. Does LD stand for line drive?

[mofome]

Coors Field:

Michael Murray says:

Teams with slow outfielders struggle.
avoid pitchers who walk a lot of batters
right handers thrive

[mofome]

Great info Mofo...just one stupid question. Does LD stand for line drive?

yeah

ld = line drives
gb = ground balls
fb = fly balls
iffb = infield flies
ifh = infield hits allowed

gives you an idea of how a pitcher is pitching. ld end up as base hits about 75% of the time. babip is another thing we could add to these little charts. anything really.

[diogee]

Awesome...thanks for the info Mofo.

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Cleveland @ KC (Clev -134/KC +124) Total 9

Sabathia: (18 IP) LD 24.3%, GB 38.6%, FB 37.1%, IFFB 3.8%, HR/FB 19.2%, IFH 3.7%

Meche: (23.2 IP) LD 26.4%, GB 44.4%, FB 29.2%, IFFB 9.5%, HR/FB 14.3%, IFH 0%



both seem to be allowing a lot of LD and a decent % of FB for HRs. leaning towards the over. not a large enough sample size to base much on.