'98 Marlins Watch

[Omar]

Through 71 games:

2003 Detroit Tigers  18-53  --
1962 New York Mets   19-52  1
2013 Miami Marlins   22-49  4

Game 72 Results:

62 NYM: WIN
03 DET: LOSS

Current Projected Record: 50-112
Current Projected Pyth Record: 55-107

Current Projected Run Differential: -221

Fun Fact: Insert fun fact here.

[Omar]

Through 75 games:

2003 Detroit Tigers  18-57  --
1962 New York Mets   21-54  3
2013 Miami Marlins   25-50  7

Losses Needed for Record: 71
Max Winning Percentage for Record: .184

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2013 Miami Marlins     25-50  --
1998 Florida Marlins   25-50  --

Losses Needed for Team Record: 59
Max Winning Percentage for Team Record: .322

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Current Projected Record: 54-108
Current Projected Pyth Record: 58-104

Current Projected Run Differential: -192

[Bobbob1313]

Wrong thread.

[Party]

The thread that started it all.

[Omar]

Through 77 games:

2003 Detroit Tigers  18-59  --
1962 New York Mets   21-56  3
2013 Miami Marlins   27-50  9

Losses Needed for Record: 71
Max Winning Percentage for Record: .165

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1998 Florida Marlins   26-51  --
2013 Miami Marlins     27-50  1

Losses Needed for Team Record: 59
Max Winning Percentage for Team Record: .306

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Current Projected Record: 57-105
Current Projected Pyth Record: 59-103

Current Projected Run Differential: -179

[Beef]

If the Marlins average half of a run per game for the rest of the season, they will score more than 286 runs.

[Bobbob1313]

I don't think many realize how incredibly bad that is.

[Namaste]

We are. And we'll probably be not as good after the trade deadline.

[Nick]

Cuz we're gonna lose Nolasco and some of the bullpen? Henderson Alvarez is not gonna be much of downgrade to Nolasco in the 2nd half IMO. The Bullpen might lose some guys and that'll hurt, but it's not gonna turn us back into the team from April and May. Additions like Yelich or Marisnick could compensate for the bullpen losses. (Not saying we should call up those guys)

[Namaste]

I didn't say we'd revert back to April/May

I said we'd probably not be as good as we are now after the deadline.

[Bobbob1313]

Well, sure. They're probably playing over their heads right now.

But, the true talent level of the team is unlikely to change much, if at all, at the deadline.

So how well you think they'll play post-deadline depends on how good you think they are right now.

[Erick]

Cuz we're gonna lose Nolasco and some of the bullpen? Henderson Alvarez is not gonna be much of downgrade to Nolasco in the 2nd half IMO. The Bullpen might lose some guys and that'll hurt, but it's not gonna turn us back into the team from April and May. Additions like Yelich or Marisnick could compensate for the bullpen losses. (Not saying we should call up those guys)

It seems like they really don't want to trade Cishek or Dunn so the bullpen is really going to be about the same.

If anything, Ryan Webb leaving might just make it better.

Edit - forgot about Qualls. He's actually been good, but whatever. These guys can be easily replaced.

[Omar]

Through 81 games:

2003 Detroit Tigers  18-61  --
1962 New York Mets   23-58  3
2013 Miami Marlins   30-51  10

Losses Needed for Record: 70
Max Winning Percentage for Record: 0.136

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1998 Florida Marlins   28-53  --
2013 Miami Marlins     30-51  2

Losses Needed for Team Record: 58
Max Winning Percentage for Team Record: 0.284

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Current Projected Record: 57-105
Current Projected Pyth Record: 62-100

Current Projected Run Differential: -164

[Nick]

Im no math expert, but 81 games is the halfway point. We have 30 wins, the projected record should be 60-102.

[Bobbob1313]

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