Most frustrating team ever

Most frustrating team ever

Postby Palanion » Sat Jun 03, 2006 9:57 am

The pitching has been damn good for this ballpark, and the offense as a whole group has been under card, maybe with the exception of Mathews (God love him).

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I will be the first to admit my leadoff situation isn't great, but that aside.... they should be winning more games. After getting to 68-64, 4 out of first, I lose 9 straight games, including one by one run where I have the bases loaded and no outs and Mathews lines out and Gordon hits into a DP. LEft 11 on base that game. And then a day after Staley pitches four relief innings, HAL brings him in in a tie game in the 12th (no RP previous two games other than Staley). The tired Staley gives up a run. We tie in the bottom of the 12th. Staley comes back out for the 13th and gives up another run... The whole pen is rested......
ack!
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Postby uvm87 » Sat Jun 03, 2006 10:54 am

How about posting your lineup. You say your leadoff situation isn't great, but you've got Chance. I think I would stop platooning your catchers. I've seen May hit 45-50 HRs in the hitter's parks. Why take the bat out of his hands? Unless your opponents are all pitchers parks, I agree that your hitters are underperforming. I can't believe that no on on that roster is hitting over .300 in the Polo Grounds.
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Postby Treyomo » Sat Jun 03, 2006 11:22 am

IMO, it's the relief pitching. I bet you've given up a couple dozen late leads because you have no RP studs suited for Polo. Look at those WHIPs - how many of those SP losses were caused by runners inherited by the RPs who scored? I think in Polo, you need at least one stud 3M+ reliever to horde the innings.
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Postby CHRISTIANSTOUGH » Sat Jun 03, 2006 12:08 pm

I have little sympathy. I currently have a team that is first in runs scored and fewest runs given up and is 8-7 ( I know it's early). I am saving all pitty for this team.
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Postby Proverbial Psalms » Sun Jun 04, 2006 9:47 pm

CHance has to bat leadoff, or he's a waste of 1B in a HR park... I would think with his onbase, and with the power you have in 240+ HR's, that Chance should have 120+ runs at this point instead of the 75 he has... that may be the main difference in a lot of one-run losses. IMHO.
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