10 15 .400
Posted: 23 Apr 2025 17:55 pm
7 and 15 since the first series.
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What’s the purpose of deleting the first 3 games and starting with Game 4 ?
You need to check the standings.ramfandan wrote: ↑23 Apr 2025 18:25 pmWhat’s the purpose of deleting the first 3 games and starting with Game 4 ?
I have a feeling if the first 3 games were losses you would be counting them… a 7-18 record
Since it seems ok to play the numbers game Joe about:
Since the Atlanta game on Monday, the Cards are:
1 - 1. .500
Lol
I know the standings .. 10-15 overallOldRed wrote: ↑23 Apr 2025 19:15 pmYou need to check the standings.ramfandan wrote: ↑23 Apr 2025 18:25 pmWhat’s the purpose of deleting the first 3 games and starting with Game 4 ?
I have a feeling if the first 3 games were losses you would be counting them… a 7-18 record
Since it seems ok to play the numbers game Joe about:
Since the Atlanta game on Monday, the Cards are:
1 - 1. .500
Lol
Ummm.... Thanks Daniel?ramfandan wrote: ↑24 Apr 2025 04:48 am What are the mathematical odds that Cardinals will stay at a .400 winning pace if they continue to score more runs than they have allowed. ?
In 25 games, the Redbirds have scored 120 runs while allowing 118 ... a +2 run differential . The expected W-L record for that is 13-12
yet the Cardinals are 3 less than that with 10-15.
The 10-15 Cardinals are in 5th place. In checking on all 6 MLB divisions , the Cardinals are the ONLY last place team in any division that has a + run differential .
The Cardinals need to continue to score more runs than they allow and hopefully things will improve. The Seattle Mariners are a + 3 differential (the closest team to the Cardinals +2 I could find ) and they have a winnng record at 13-11 While 13-11 one could argue is not a stellar record , at least it is above .500 .
The offense has scored at a 4.8 runs per game clip which is good and the starting pitching has been good overall too. However, If the bullpen continues to struggle, yes it may be a long season.
Yes, the record would be reversed if the bullpen was just average. Offense, starting pitching, and defense have all been good. Though, the offense is showing cracks.ramfandan wrote: ↑24 Apr 2025 04:48 am What are the mathematical odds that Cardinals will stay at a .400 winning pace if they continue to score more runs than they have allowed. ?
In 25 games, the Redbirds have scored 120 runs while allowing 118 ... a +2 run differential . The expected W-L record for that is 13-12
yet the Cardinals are 3 less than that with 10-15.
The 10-15 Cardinals are in 5th place. In checking on all 6 MLB divisions , the Cardinals are the ONLY last place team in any division that has a + run differential .
The Cardinals need to continue to score more runs than they allow and hopefully things will improve. The Seattle Mariners are a + 3 differential (the closest team to the Cardinals +2 I could find ) and they have a winnng record at 13-11 While 13-11 one could argue is not a stellar record , at least it is above .500 .
The offense has scored at a 4.8 runs per game clip which is good and the starting pitching has been good overall too. However, If the bullpen continues to struggle, yes it may be a long season.