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  • Marlins Strength of Schedule So Far......

    I got into a discussion with this douchebaggy friend of mine and he told me we had the 3rd easiest schedule so far in 2012.

    Where do we rank? I don't trust this asshole.

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    In terms of opponents' win percentage, we're middle of the pack; .500

    I think your friend is referring to B-R's SOS metric, which calculates opponents "runs above average" per game. We're 3rd worst in that

    Still, I hate both arguments to suggest that we're getting lucky

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    • #3
      We've probably been a little lucky.

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      • #4
        We're 3 games ahead of our pythag record, so yes we have been lucky

        Still, Stanton didn't get started until May and JJ was atrocious, so I don't think that luck means we're in for some regression

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        • #5
          Mainge, even taking JJ and Heath's WHIP into consideration?

          I'm def not saying we've been unlucky.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Metes View Post
            We're 3 games ahead of our pythag record, so yes we have been lucky

            Still, Stanton didn't get started until May and JJ was atrocious, so I don't think that luck means we're in for some regression
            Mhm. Plus I fixed Hanley. And Buck can't hit .160 over the next two months (can he?) Ditto with Chris Petersen or Gaby.
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            Originally posted by Namaste View Post
            Mainge, even taking JJ and Heath's WHIP into consideration?

            I'm def not saying we've been unlucky.
            What Metes said basically.
            Last edited by Mainge; 06-01-2012, 01:15 PM. Reason: Doublepost Merged

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            • #7
              Hm. B-R didn't have monthly splits so I did my own excel analysis of the month of May.

              Our record was 21-8 (best in baseball)
              131 runs scored, 115 against (+.55 runs/gm)
              Pythag record should have been 16-13

              So yeah, we were lucky

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              • #8
                So we should be pretty pumped if we go 16-13 in June.

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                • #9
                  It would be a good month

                  We'd have a 1.00 WHIP

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by Namaste View Post
                    So we should be pretty pumped if we go 16-13 in June.
                    I'd say anytime you win more games than you lose in a month, it's a good thing.

                    winning 55% (what 16-13 is) of your games every month gets you to 90 wins.

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by Mainge View Post
                      I'd say anytime you win more games than you lose in a month, it's a good thing.

                      winning 55% (what 16-13 is) of your games every month gets you to 90 wins.


                      55% is good in a lot of things.... Baseball records, poker win rates, sports betting win rates........

                      I'm going to change my username to 55 Cent.

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by Namaste View Post
                        Mainge, even taking JJ and Heath's WHIP into consideration?

                        I'm def not saying we've been unlucky.
                        To be fair, nothing about Heath Bell's #'s suggest he's been unlucky.
                        He's just sucked this year. Hopefully his last 3 outings are the beginning of something better.

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                        • #13
                          The Herald touched on the schedule strength a bit this morning in regards to June. Here's how the NL East shapes up for the upcoming month:

                          Mets - .543 winning percentage against
                          Braves - .541
                          Marlins - .535
                          Phillies - .526
                          Nats - .525
                          God would be expecting a first pitch breaking ball in the dirt because humans love to disappoint him.
                          - Daft

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                          • #14
                            Originally posted by Metes View Post
                            Hm. B-R didn't have monthly splits so I did my own excel analysis of the month of May.

                            Our record was 21-8 (best in baseball)
                            131 runs scored, 115 against (+.55 runs/gm)
                            Pythag record should have been 16-13

                            So yeah, we were lucky
                            I use it all the time, but the pyth record isn't sacrosanct. It's simply a better estimate of future performance than actual W-L records. There's a margin of error, and it's going to be higher right now because we've only played part of the season. I'm not saying we haven't been lucky, but being 4-5 games above your pyth record doesn't automatically mean that luck is the culprit.

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                            • #15
                              Also, what Metes posted means we were still two games worse than our pythag record during April. These things have a way of balancing out. If you think we were lucky in May, you have to also think we were unlucky in April.
                              poop

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