After getting frustrated by by not seeing too many homeruns and this post, it was time for a little Stat Check reality.
I made a post earlier that the majors hit a homerun around 1.4 times a game.
What we should be seeing is a homerun a game on average. If you hit 4 homers a game then have a cold streak it even's things out a bit. I think MVP is low but definately not so low it's silly.
Here's some team stats from MLB STATS.
The Rangers had 230 homeruns...the most in the league.
Detriot hit 124...the fewest in the league.
The Rockies often thought as having the most potent games for themselves and opponents at home. Home BA .313 (1st) and opponents .284 (2nd...KC was 1st).
And for some of the more potent hitters in the game.
Bonds in 2002 had a 8.8 HR/AB percentage with 46
Thome had 9.2 w/52 homers
A-Rod had 10.9 w/57
Bonds in 2001 w his 73 had a 6.5.
Just some things to ponder at with MVP.
I'm personally probably giving up a homerun every 6 games. The CPU seems anemic to me but then again I've had a rash of very low scoring games.
I made a post earlier that the majors hit a homerun around 1.4 times a game.
What we should be seeing is a homerun a game on average. If you hit 4 homers a game then have a cold streak it even's things out a bit. I think MVP is low but definately not so low it's silly.
Here's some team stats from MLB STATS.
The Rangers had 230 homeruns...the most in the league.
Detriot hit 124...the fewest in the league.
The Rockies often thought as having the most potent games for themselves and opponents at home. Home BA .313 (1st) and opponents .284 (2nd...KC was 1st).
And for some of the more potent hitters in the game.
Bonds in 2002 had a 8.8 HR/AB percentage with 46
Thome had 9.2 w/52 homers
A-Rod had 10.9 w/57
Bonds in 2001 w his 73 had a 6.5.
Just some things to ponder at with MVP.
I'm personally probably giving up a homerun every 6 games. The CPU seems anemic to me but then again I've had a rash of very low scoring games.
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