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MLB 2020: We'll Play Ball, I Guess.
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Kepler
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BTW, according to people in the city right now it's about 50/50 that tonight will be a rain out.
Sounds like Cubs fans want tonight's game to go forward. Arrieta is on the mound, though, and he ain't what he once was.
Kepler
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We are playing a stretch of 33 games in 30 days, including 5 games in a span of 3 days next week. We would just assume as many of those games as possible are 7 innings.
Why have the Mets been so good at home this year?
SonofSouthie
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D'backs suffered their 20th straight road loss last night to start a 4 games series in SF.
The longest road losing streak in MLB history belongs to the 1963 New York Mets, who lost 22 straight games away from home from June 16 to July 28 and the 1943 Athletics, who dropped 22 straight from July 11 to August 28.
The 1969 Athletics lost 20 in a row on the road from June 27 to August 8.
The longest road losing streak in MLB history belongs to the 1963 New York Mets, who lost 22 straight games away from home from June 16 to July 28 and the 1943 Athletics, who dropped 22 straight from July 11 to August 28.
The 1969 Athletics lost 20 in a row on the road from June 27 to August 8.
Kepler
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If you are tying records set by the 62-65 Mets you have entered a special level of hell.
Kepler
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SSS. There's no reason why we would be any better at home.
Kepler
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Winning the Peterson game has me feeling better about this series. Maybe we can sneak 3. That was the first time we have beaten the Cubs at home since 2017.
3 is probable now. 4 looks like a reasonable hope.
Spartanforlife4
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Diamondbacks lose their 23rd in a row on the road, setting the all-time record. They're now 20-50, going 6-38 since the end of April when they were actually over .500 at 14-12.
SonofSouthie
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Thought Zona might have a chance Tues night when they went up 7-0.
Kepler
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Velo (blue) graphed against spin rate (red), this season. See if you can pick the exact moment MLB announced the would start checking balls.
aparch
Acetaminamerican
Goddammit. This explains why the Brewers have dropped five straight following a run of 14 wins in 15 games.
Brat grease is apparently a foreign substance to baseball...
SonofSouthie
Misanthrope
19th straight road loss for the Orioles this past Thur. Longest road losing streak in AL history:
- 1943 Philadelphia Athletics: 22 games (July 11 to Aug. 24)
- 1916 Philadelphia Athletics: 20 games (June 27 to Aug. 8)
- 1945 Philadelphia Athletics: 19 games (May 20 to July 3)
- 2021 Baltimore Orioles: 19 games (May 11 to present)
- Several teams tied with 18 straight losses
Spartanforlife4
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It's almost impressive that the 2003 Tigers were so consistently bad they never show up on any of these lists. Longest losing streak was only 11, but it was an entire season of losing 9, winning 1, losing 8, winning 1, losing 6, winning 2, losing 10...
SonofSouthie
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JF_Gophers
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I guess Byron Buxton will never shake his curse. :-(
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