Pauly really ratcheted up in here
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07-27-20 07:53 PM #36
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07-27-20 08:07 PM #37
'ya think?
Originally Posted by manny24
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07-27-20 08:25 PM #38
Cue Auto Donk in 3...2... Originally Posted by lakerboy
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07-27-20 08:26 PM #39
Principalities, manny. Originally Posted by manny24
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07-27-20 09:22 PM #40
Manny,its a conspiracy! a conspiracy I tell ya! Originally Posted by manny24
serenity now! serenity now!
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07-27-20 09:29 PM #41
its been raining since around 5...
why is this thread a thing?
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07-27-20 09:36 PM #42
My best guess, Pauly is bored. Originally Posted by ThaTopMoron
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07-27-20 09:41 PM #43
I always bitch when the long term triggers get postponed. In a shortened season we need to get that bankroll churning.
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07-27-20 09:42 PM #44
why would they deal with delays and having players and workers all waiting around when there are no fans and its a short season, they will just play 2 tomorrow with no chance of rain Originally Posted by stevenash
they wouldn't play unless the rain was guaranteed to pass quickly and be clear for the night
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07-27-20 10:04 PM #45
Colin Moran 1 man show in Pittsburgh,Literally!
2 hits 2 Homers!
IN PROGRESS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E Milwaukee 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 6 0 Pittsburgh 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 2 2 1
BATTERS AB H RBI R Colin Moran 3 2 0 2
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07-27-20 10:20 PM #46
5-1, Pirates!!!
Nomination(s):This post was nominated 1 time . To view the nominated thread please click here. People who nominated: PAULYPOKER
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07-27-20 10:25 PM #47
Originally Posted by KVB
5-1, Pirates!!!
"We are fam-i-ly"
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07-27-20 10:26 PM #48
He should have 2 RBIs if he hit 2 HRs. Originally Posted by PAULYPOKER
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07-27-20 10:29 PM #49
Pirates Hitting HITTERS AB R H RBI BB K AVG OBP SLG A. Frazier 2B 4 0 0 0 0 1 0.133 0.188 0.133 K. Newman SS 3 0 0 0 1 1 0.091 0.167 0.091 J. Bell 1B 4 0 1 0 0 1 0.214 0.25 0.214 C. Moran 3B 4 2 2 2 0 0 0.4 0.4 1.067 E. Gonzalez 3B 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.2 0.2 0.2 B. Reynolds LF 1 1 0 0 2 0 0 0.267 0 J. Osuna RF 3 0 0 0 0 1 0.273 0.273 0.545 G. Heredia PR-RF 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 G. Polanco DH 2 0 0 0 1 1 0 0.333 0 J. Stallings C 2 1 0 0 1 1 0.2 0.273 0.3 J. Dyson CF 3 0 1 2 0 2 0.1 0.1 0.1 TEAM 26 5 4 4 5 8
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07-27-20 10:34 PM #50
Obviously a routine rainout, they are playing doubleheader tomorrow.
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07-27-20 10:45 PM #51
The sexy sport fan pictures always jinx me. Pitt lets Mil load the bases then hits a batter to put a run in.
Unreal.
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07-27-20 10:57 PM #52
Shelton fukkin let Feliz throw 35 fukkin pitches!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hang the skipper!Ill tie the fukkin noose!
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07-27-20 11:00 PM #53
Only the Pirates (and maybe KC and Detroit) can gag on a four run ninth inning lead.
That was a fancy piece of relief pitching there by Michael Feliz.
Mikey faces five Brewer hitters, gives up a walk, two hits, and four earned runs.
The good news is Mikey got two of those five hitters out.
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07-27-20 11:02 PM #54
Who lets a reliever throw 35 pitches Stevie? Originally Posted by stevenash
Only you would know.
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07-27-20 11:05 PM #55
facts Originally Posted by Carseller4
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07-27-20 11:05 PM #56
Dusty Baker comes to mind but that's about it. Originally Posted by PAULYPOKER
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07-27-20 11:06 PM #57
Yeah, he's actually right. Originally Posted by vukz9
That PPD was a legit rain out.
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07-27-20 11:07 PM #58
How often does a run get scored on a hit by pitch?
Nasher?
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07-27-20 11:08 PM #59
Ridiculous.
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07-27-20 11:09 PM #60
Lol.Reds gonna comeback from a 7 run deficit and win too!
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07-27-20 11:13 PM #61
Originally Posted by KVB
Oh boy you're going to make me work for this answer.
I'm going to have to go into my SQL bag of tricks for this.
Damn you KVB, now I's curious as to know just how rare that is.
OK, give me some time here, I'll come up with the answer.
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07-27-20 11:21 PM #62
Originally Posted by stevenash
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07-27-20 11:27 PM #63
Lol.
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07-27-20 11:49 PM #64
Last season (2019) there were 135 hitters that qualified for batting championships. Originally Posted by KVB
How often does a run get scored on a hit by pitch?
Nasher?
Those 135 hitters had a combined 81,559 plate appearances.
Of those 81,559 PA's 877 of them resulted in a hit by pitch.
877 goes into 81,559 92.997 times.
Rounding up you can expect one HBP for every 93 plate appearances on the average.
On the average you can expect to see about 76 plate appearances total per game (which is under 1 per game)
The hard part now is to find out out of those 877 hit by pitches how many of them occurred with the bases loaded.
My guess is about 14.
Name Team G AB PA HR R RBI HBP AVG Anthony Rizzo Cubs 146 512 613 27 89 94 27 0.293 Victor Robles Nationals 155 546 617 17 86 65 25 0.255 Jeff McNeil Mets 133 510 567 23 83 75 21 0.318 Pete Alonso Mets 161 597 693 53 103 120 21 0.26 Alex Gordon Royals 150 556 633 13 77 76 19 0.266 Shin-Soo Choo Rangers 151 563 660 24 93 61 18 0.265 Mike Trout Angels 134 470 600 45 110 104 16 0.291 Starling Marte Pirates 132 539 586 23 97 82 16 0.295 Kris Bryant Cubs 147 543 634 31 108 77 15 0.282 Justin Turner Dodgers 135 479 549 27 80 67 14 0.29 Brian Anderson Marlins 126 459 520 20 57 66 14 0.261 Jose Abreu White Sox 159 634 693 33 85 123 13 0.284 Adam Eaton Nationals 151 566 656 15 103 49 13 0.279 Kolten Wong Cardinals 148 478 549 11 61 59 13 0.285 Paul DeJong Cardinals 159 583 664 30 97 78 13 0.233 Anthony Rendon Nationals 146 545 646 34 117 126 12 0.319 Matt Olson Athletics 127 483 547 36 73 91 12 0.267 Joc Pederson Dodgers 149 450 514 36 83 74 12 0.249 Jackie Bradley Jr. Red Sox 147 494 567 21 69 62 12 0.225 Eugenio Suarez Reds 159 575 662 49 87 103 11 0.271 Matt Chapman Athletics 156 583 670 36 102 91 11 0.249 Rhys Hoskins Phillies 160 570 705 29 86 85 11 0.226 Mallex Smith Mariners 134 510 566 6 70 37 11 0.227 Jorge Soler Royals 162 589 679 48 95 117 10 0.265 Michael Conforto Mets 151 549 648 33 90 92 10 0.257 Renato Nunez Orioles 151 541 599 31 72 90 10 0.244 Alex Bregman Astros 156 554 690 41 122 112 9 0.296 Charlie Blackmon Rockies 140 580 634 32 112 86 9 0.314 Trey Mancini Orioles 154 602 679 35 106 97 9 0.291 Ronald Acuna Jr. Braves 156 626 715 41 127 101 9 0.28 Luke Voit Yankees 118 429 510 21 72 62 9 0.263 Adam Frazier Pirates 152 554 608 10 80 50 9 0.278 Kevin Pillar - - - 161 611 645 21 83 88 9 0.259 Christian Yelich Brewers 130 489 580 44 100 97 8 0.329 Josh Donaldson Braves 155 549 659 37 96 94 8 0.259 Max Muncy Dodgers 141 487 589 35 101 98 8 0.251 Max Kepler Twins 134 524 596 36 98 90 8 0.252 Ryan Braun Brewers 144 459 508 22 70 75 8 0.285 Yasiel Puig - - - 149 555 611 24 76 84 8 0.267 Dexter Fowler Cardinals 150 487 574 19 69 67 8 0.238 Jean Segura Phillies 144 576 618 12 79 60 8 0.28 Adam Jones Diamondbacks 137 485 528 16 66 67 8 0.26 Jurickson Profar Athletics 139 459 518 20 65 67 8 0.218 Nelson Cruz Twins 120 454 521 41 81 108 7 0.311 Trevor Story Rockies 145 588 656 35 111 85 7 0.294 Austin Meadows Rays 138 530 591 33 83 89 7 0.291 Michael Brantley Astros 148 575 637 22 88 90 7 0.311 Kevin Newman Pirates 130 493 531 12 61 64 7 0.308 Avisail Garcia Rays 125 489 530 20 61 72 7 0.282 Kole Calhoun Angels 152 552 632 33 92 74 7 0.232 Andrew Benintendi Red Sox 138 541 615 13 72 68 7 0.266 Evan Longoria Giants 129 453 508 20 59 69 7 0.254 George Springer Astros 122 479 556 39 96 96 6 0.292 Freddie Freeman Braves 158 597 692 38 113 121 6 0.295 Bryan Reynolds Pirates 134 491 546 16 83 68 6 0.314 Bryce Harper Phillies 157 573 682 35 98 114 6 0.26 Danny Santana Rangers 130 474 511 28 81 81 6 0.283 Mike Moustakas Brewers 143 523 584 35 80 87 6 0.254 Christian Walker Diamondbacks 152 529 603 29 86 73 6 0.259 Manny Machado Padres 156 587 661 32 81 85 6 0.256 Cesar Hernandez Phillies 161 612 667 14 77 71 6 0.279 Lorenzo Cain Brewers 148 562 623 11 75 48 6 0.26 Leury Garcia White Sox 140 577 618 8 93 40 6 0.279 Josh Bell Pirates 143 527 613 37 94 116 5 0.277 Yuli Gurriel Astros 144 564 612 31 85 104 5 0.298 Yasmani Grandal Brewers 153 513 632 28 79 77 5 0.246 Nicholas Castellanos - - - 151 615 664 27 100 73 5 0.289 Kyle Schwarber Cubs 155 529 610 38 82 92 5 0.25 Tommy Pham Rays 145 567 654 21 77 68 5 0.273 Whit Merrifield Royals 162 681 735 16 105 74 5 0.302 J.T. Realmuto Phillies 145 538 593 25 92 83 5 0.275 Jason Heyward Cubs 147 513 589 21 78 62 5 0.251 Dansby Swanson Braves 127 483 545 17 77 65 5 0.251 Randal Grichuk Blue Jays 151 586 628 31 75 80 5 0.232 Miguel Rojas Marlins 132 483 526 5 52 46 5 0.284 Rougned Odor Rangers 145 522 581 30 77 93 5 0.205 Yolmer Sanchez White Sox 149 496 555 2 59 43 5 0.252 Ketel Marte Diamondbacks 144 569 628 32 97 92 4 0.329 Nolan Arenado Rockies 155 588 662 41 102 118 4 0.315 J.D. Martinez Red Sox 146 575 657 36 98 105 4 0.304 Yoan Moncada White Sox 132 511 559 25 83 79 4 0.315 Rafael Devers Red Sox 156 647 702 32 129 115 4 0.311 Ozzie Albies Braves 160 640 702 24 102 86 4 0.295 Jorge Polanco Twins 153 631 704 22 107 79 4 0.295 Brett Gardner Yankees 141 491 550 28 86 74 4 0.251 Eloy Jimenez White Sox 122 468 504 31 69 79 4 0.267 Corey Seager Dodgers 134 489 541 19 82 87 4 0.272 Jonathan Villar Orioles 162 642 714 24 111 73 4 0.274 Joey Votto Reds 142 525 608 15 79 47 4 0.261 Wilson Ramos Mets 141 473 524 14 52 73 4 0.288 Hanser Alberto Orioles 139 524 550 12 62 51 4 0.305 Nick Ahmed Diamondbacks 158 556 625 19 79 82 4 0.254 Elvis Andrus Rangers 147 600 648 12 81 72 4 0.275 Cody Bellinger Dodgers 156 558 660 47 121 115 3 0.305 Juan Soto Nationals 150 542 659 34 110 110 3 0.282 Mookie Betts Red Sox 150 597 706 29 135 80 3 0.295 Carlos Santana Indians 158 573 686 34 110 93 3 0.281 Jose Altuve Astros 124 500 548 31 89 74 3 0.298 Tim Anderson White Sox 123 498 518 18 81 56 3 0.335 Hunter Dozier Royals 139 523 586 26 75 84 3 0.279 Gleyber Torres Yankees 144 546 604 38 96 90 3 0.278 Trea Turner Nationals 122 521 569 19 96 57 3 0.298 Francisco Lindor Indians 143 598 654 32 101 74 3 0.284 Eduardo Escobar Diamondbacks 158 636 699 35 94 118 3 0.269 Asdrubal Cabrera - - - 131 447 514 18 69 91 3 0.26 Brandon Belt Giants 156 526 616 17 76 57 3 0.234 Miguel Cabrera Tigers 136 493 549 12 41 59 3 0.282 Amed Rosario Mets 157 616 655 15 75 72 3 0.287 Colin Moran Pirates 149 466 503 13 46 80 3 0.277 Willy Adames Rays 152 531 584 20 69 52 3 0.254 Eric Hosmer Padres 160 619 667 22 72 99 3 0.265 Albert Pujols Angels 131 491 545 23 55 93 3 0.244 Starlin Castro Marlins 162 636 676 22 68 86 3 0.27 Jose Iglesias Reds 146 504 530 11 62 59 3 0.288 Khris Davis Athletics 133 481 533 23 61 73 3 0.22 Brandon Crawford Giants 147 500 560 11 58 59 3 0.228 Xander Bogaerts Red Sox 155 614 698 33 110 117 2 0.309 DJ LeMahieu Yankees 145 602 655 26 109 102 2 0.327 Marcus Semien Athletics 162 657 747 33 123 92 2 0.285 Paul Goldschmidt Cardinals 161 597 682 34 97 97 2 0.26 Jose Ramirez Indians 129 482 542 23 68 83 2 0.255 Daniel Vogelbach Mariners 144 462 558 30 73 76 2 0.208 Vladimir Guerrero Jr. Blue Jays 123 464 514 15 52 69 2 0.272 Domingo Santana Mariners 121 451 507 21 63 69 2 0.253 Jason Kipnis Indians 121 458 511 17 52 65 2 0.245 Marcell Ozuna Cardinals 130 485 549 29 80 89 1 0.241 Ryan McMahon Rockies 141 480 539 24 70 83 1 0.25 Freddy Galvis - - - 147 557 589 23 67 70 1 0.26 Orlando Arcia Brewers 152 494 546 15 51 59 1 0.223 Javier Baez Cubs 138 531 561 29 89 85 0 0.281 Franmil Reyes - - - 150 494 548 37 69 81 0 0.249 Christian Vazquez Red Sox 138 482 521 23 66 72 0 0.276 Eddie Rosario Twins 137 562 590 32 91 109 0 0.276 David Fletcher Angels 154 596 653 6 83 49 0 0.29 Josh Reddick Astros 141 501 550 14 57 56 0 0.275 81559 877
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07-27-20 11:52 PM #65
Oh wow, almost there. And to think I was joking when I asked.
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