Week 6 Discussion (3/21-3/28)

[Sportsforever]

Quote: Originally Posted by canes21

I think I'm understanding what he's trying to say too, but I believe he's still wrong because Miami did strand the amount of runners I previously said in the two games. If I did the method he was talking about(9 LOB in 1 inning) then Miami probably had near 40 earlier in the season. In the method of men stranded at the end of the inning, then it's still 15/17 and 20/22 in the two games I've mentioned. Unless I am still missing his point?

No, you are correct...I took at a look at the Miami/St. Thomas boxscore and they did indeed have 20 LOB.

[Tovarich]

Yeah, 20 and 15 I see, not sure where 22 and 17 came from. Does seem Miami's box scores are only crediting the runners stranded and crediting them to whoever made the 3rd out so 22 and 17 was an exaggeration, but I also then exaggerated how much Miami's particular box scores were exaggerating. MLB box scores usually give credit to each individual batter regardless of outs and then adjust the team number later. Thus why I say this stat needs to be cleaned up collectively so as not to lead myself to confusion as I've managed to do.

24, the record TC stated earlier is in a 15 inning game and once in a 13. 23 happened in a 9 inning game once. That's the highest per inning total, which is pretty baffling.

[Watson]

Kentucky upset Florida 5-4 off of a walkoff wild pitch in 10 to take the series
Miami swept Clemson 10-5
Louisville took the series from UVA 15-0