True Outcomes III

Milwaukee Brewers Team True Outcomes (10-10, 94 RS, 96 RA)

April 29, 2009 (10-10):

Batting (781 PA): 28 HR, 86 BB, 158 K (15 HBP); .635 BIP%

Pitching (747 PA): 21 HR, 87 BB, 136 K (12 HBP); .669 BIP%

April 14, 2009 (2-6, 32 RS, 49 RA):

Batting (276 PA): 8 HR, 65 K, 37 BB (6 HBP); .580 BIP%

Pitching (278 PA): 11 HR, 45 K, 35 BB (7 HBP); .647 BIP%

 

If you notice, since April 14 the home runs have really starting flying for the Brewers -- in the last 12 games (8-4), they have hit 20 HR, compared to 10 HR hit by the opposition. That is the difference for the Brewers, who are not striking out as many batters with their pitching staff, and are basically walking at levels equivalent to their walks allowed.

 

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I'm Nicholas Zettel, and I've got the Junkball Blues. All I need for a cure is a sinkerball pitcher here, a curveball specialist there, and a bunch of guys with fastballs that top out in the high-80s. And those days when the knuckleball wasn't a speciality pitch, and pitchers simply kept one in their back pocket? That's what I'm talking about!

I write for Sportsbubbler.com, and this is the research I compile along the way. I love power-speed combo players, garbage time relievers, and the walking medicine cabinets that played baseball in the 1960s and 1970s, and got away with it.

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