Any Good Sites To See Per Inning Runs Scored

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  • ouman101
    SBR MVP
    • 12-02-09
    • 2815

    #1
    Any Good Sites To See Per Inning Runs Scored
    Anyone know of a good site(s) where you can see up-to-date runs scored per inning for teams? I would also be interested in seeing pitchers runs given up per inning stats.
  • LLXC
    SBR Hall of Famer
    • 12-10-06
    • 8972

    #2
    I believe baseball-reference has it for pitchers under split stats. Not sure about the entire team - can't remember the website that had that...maybe it was through MLB.com sortable team stats?
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    • ouman101
      SBR MVP
      • 12-02-09
      • 2815

      #3
      Originally posted by LLXC
      I believe baseball-reference has it for pitchers under split stats. Not sure about the entire team - can't remember the website that had that...maybe it was through MLB.com sortable team stats?
      Interesting, had never heard of that site. Looks like it has a ton of stuff. Thanks!
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      • therizz
        SBR Rookie
        • 04-03-11
        • 35

        #4
        teamrankings.com used to have it at least for the first inning
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        • ymftb
          SBR Rookie
          • 02-23-11
          • 46

          #5
          Originally posted by therizz
          teamrankings.com used to have it at least for the first inning

          Free MLB stats and stats leaders in simple, easy to read tables.


          far right
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          • ouman101
            SBR MVP
            • 12-02-09
            • 2815

            #6
            Originally posted by therizz
            teamrankings.com used to have it at least for the first inning
            Originally posted by ymftb
            Awesome, exactly what im looking for
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            • Sawyer
              SBR Hall of Famer
              • 06-01-09
              • 7761

              #7
              Would be cool if we can develop a system for a-run-in-first-inning.
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              • TheJames
                SBR High Roller
                • 02-05-11
                • 234

                #8
                Originally posted by Sawyer
                Would be cool if we can develop a system for a-run-in-first-inning.
                I think someone already has a system for this in this forum, basically a chase every day for a team to score in the first inning.
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                • ouman101
                  SBR MVP
                  • 12-02-09
                  • 2815

                  #9
                  Originally posted by TheJames
                  I think someone already has a system for this in this forum, basically a chase every day for a team to score in the first inning.
                  A chase for the first inning? That sounds even worse than a normal chase of a team winning. Teams could go a month (although not likely) without scoring in the first and still be winning games.
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                  • kfranz31
                    SBR MVP
                    • 02-09-10
                    • 1186

                    #10
                    cleanuphitter.com will give you those stats
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                    • HoulihansTX
                      BARRELED IN @ SBR!
                      • 02-12-09
                      • 30566

                      #11
                      Originally posted by Sawyer
                      Would be cool if we can develop a system for a-run-in-first-inning.
                      Originally posted by TheJames
                      I think someone already has a system for this in this forum, basically a chase every day for a team to score in the first inning.
                      Just handicap the lead off hitter.

                      IF you dont get a lead off hitter on, then The inning is dont for the most part.

                      I think White Sox are the best at scoring in the first inning.
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                      • 8ArIvd5
                        SBR MVP
                        • 04-24-10
                        • 3175

                        #12
                        baseball-reference.com has it. go to the team you're looking at > batting > splits. scroll down and do the math.
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