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From: nate on 6 Jun 2010 18:14
GAME 58 -

This time it's the hitters that are a bunch of lackeys. A wasted
workman's effort goes down the drain. Hall drew the short straw on
who stood most anemically, with 0-4 and a GIDP, making his day -1 for
5 outs. Martinez' 2-run blast gets the Sox on board in the 2nd and a
walk and another hit, but is lifted for a pinch runner late. This
game once again was further demonstration of the misery of no runs in
the top of the inning, so now you have to get 6 scoreless outs versus
all they gotta do is score.
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Opponent: Miss Maryjane's Baltimore Orioles
Game data:
LOSE 3 - 4
Okajima (2 - 2)
HR
Martinez (8)
SBs
Pedroia (4)
Season's record:
33 - 25
Trip/home stand record:
2 - 1
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This game's +s and -s and STARs & GOATs and comments:
Lackey with the unfortunately timed STAR.
Martinez +.
Hall -.
Delcarmen -.
Okajima -.
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This game's starting pitching grade and comments: (Based on 1 to 3)
3-----A yoeman's work of 124 pitches for naught.
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This games relief pitching grade and comments: (Based on 1 to 3)
1-----Delcarmen in a bad streak of his own. Oki stretched too thin.
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This game's hitting grade and comments: (Based on 1 to 3)
1-----Lots of opportunities squandered. Nice sac fly by Pedey to
prolong the agony.
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This game's defense grade and comments: (Based on 1 to 3)
1-----2 errors offset the lone DP.
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Season's starting grades:
1----19
2----11
3----28
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Season's relief grades:
1----16
2----16
3----24
N.A.--2
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Season's hitting grades:
1----21
2----12
3----25
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Season's defensive grades:
1----11
2----23
3----24
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Season's STARS AND GOATS:
STARS
Lester 3D + 4N = 7
Buchholz 3D +3N = 6
Lackey 1D + 2N = 3
Youkilis 2D = 2
Hermida 1D +1N = 2
Matsuzaka 2N = 2
VMart 2D = 2
Beltre 1D +1N = 2
Tek 1D = 1
McDonald 1N = 1
Drew 1D = 1
Wakefield 1D = 1
Ortiz +1N = 1
Bard 1D = 1
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GOATS
Ortiz 1D + 1N = 2
Beckett 2N = 2
Oki 2D = 2
Ramirez 1D + 1N = 2
Paps 1M + 1D = 2
Matsuzaka 2D = 2
Wakefield 1D +1N = 2
Bard 1N = 1
Beltre 1N = 1
Delcarmen 1N = 1
Cameron 1D = 1
Lester 1N = 1
Lackey 1D = 1
Francona 1N = 1
Bogar 1D = 1
Gnork 1N = 1
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Season's "+" and " - "'s.
Starting pitching:
Buchholz (6-1)D +5N = 10
Lester -1M +(7-2)D +(8-2)N = 10
Wakefield (4-1)D +2N = 5
Lackey (3-4)D +(6-1)N = 4
Matsuzaka (1-4)D +(5-1)N = 1
Beckett (2-2)D +(1-5)N = -4
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Relief pitching:
Bard (9-3)D +(7-2)N = 11
Paps (6-5)D +(7-1)N = 7
Delcarmen (3-2)D +(4-3)N = 2
Nelson (1-2)D +1N = 0
Wakefield 1D -1N = 0
Okajima -1M +(1-4D +(4-2)N = -2
Atchison (1-2)D -1N = -2
Ramirez (4-6)D +(1-2)N = -3
Schoeneweis -4D +(2-2)N = -4
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Hitting:
Youk +9D +9N = 18
V.Martinez +1M +7D +(5-1)N = 12
Drew (7-1)D +5N = 11
Pedroia +4D +5N = 9
Ortiz (6-4)D +(10-3)N = 9
Hermida (3-1)D +6N = 8
Tek (3-1)D +5N = 7
McDonald +2D +5N = 7
Beltre +1M +(1-4)D +(11-2)N = 7
Scutaro +(1-2)D +(7-1)N = 5
Lowell +(1-1)D +2N = 2
Ells +1D +1M = 2
Hall +1D +(1-1)N = 1
Van Every +1N = 1
Cameron +1N = 1
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Defense:
Pedroia +1D +1N = 2
Hall +1D = 1
Beltre +1N = 1
Papelbon -1D = -1
Scutaro -1N = -1
Cameron -2D = -2
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Management:
Francona -1D +(1-2)N = -2
Bogar -2D = -2
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Home record 18 - 14
Home stand won loss split 3 - 2 - 0
Road record 15 - 11
Road trip won loss split 1 - 2 - 2
Extra innings record 1 - 6
Walkoffs 2 - 5
LABW 4 - 5
One run games 10 - 9
Two run games 6 - 4
Three run games 1 - 3
Four run games 2 - 2
Five run games 8 - 0
Six run games 2 - 2
Seven run games 1 - 2
Eight Run games 1 - 1
Nine run games 1 - 0
Double digit games 1 - 1
Blow outs 14 - 6
Saves - BlownSaves 15 - 5
Shutouts 4 - 2
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Don record 14 - 15
Nate record 19 - 9
Wally record 0 - 1
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Weekly won loss:
Week 1----- 2 - 3
Week 2----- 2 - 4
Week 3----- 4 - 3
Week 4----- 3 - 3
Week 5----- 4 - 3
Week 6----- 4 - 2
Week 7----- 4 - 3
Week 8----- 5 - 2
Week 9----- 5 - 2
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AL East:
vs. TEE 3 - 5
vs. Tampa Bay 3 - 4
vs. Baltimore 4 - 5
vs. Toronto 5 - 1

AL Central:
vs. Kansas City 4 - 3 finished
vs. Minnesota 3 - 2 finished
vs. Detroit 1 - 2

AL West:
vs. Texas 2 - 1
vs. LAA 4 - 0
vs. Oakland 2 - 1
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NL Interleague:
vs. Philly 2 - 1
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- nately for the asbbrs team
From: nate on 6 Jun 2010 19:12
> Shutouts                   4 - 2

this should read

Shutouts 5 - 2


AdjOPS updates:

Lackey improves to .756 on his 13/22 performance today.
Delcarmen deteriorates to .538.
Ramirez inches down to .831.
Papelbon inches down to .681.
Okajima deteriorates to .842.

the team as a whole was 21 for 32 in the pitching department, losing .
001 points to .695.

Youkilis roughly held from 1.219 to 1.223 with a hit, a walk and a HBP
against 2 outs.
Martinez improved to .736, passing Pedroia on his way down to .734.
Mike Cameron improved to .730 passing Darnell, who, with 3 bases for 4
outs, held at .728.

the team as a whole was 21 for 33 in the hitting department, osing .
002 point to .756.

- nate
From: DonFromBarre on 7 Jun 2010 08:08
Nate says in part:
<<Week 9----- 5 - 2
---------------------------------------->>.

Shouldn't Sunday have started week 10 Nate?

--
'I'm constantly amazed at your
ability to live.'
'Better than dying'
Paraphrased from
Alan Shore and
Denny Crane
by DONNIE VEE!!!


From: DonFromBarre on 7 Jun 2010 12:27
jtibbs says:
<<I always look at Mondays as the start of the week for baseball.
Fantasy leagues work that way and for the most part, weekend series end
on Sunday.>>

Hey Tibbs, don't confuse us. Our minds are all made up. <G>

--
'I'm constantly amazed at your
ability to live.'
'Better than dying'
Paraphrased from
Alan Shore and
Denny Crane
by DONNIE VEE!!!


From: nate on 7 Jun 2010 12:47
On Jun 7, 11:32 am, "JTibbs" <jtibb...(a)yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> I always look at Mondays as the start of the week for baseball.  Fantasy
> leagues work that way and for the most part, weekend series end on Sunday..


As Don pointed out, we already went through this. My schedule taped
to the wall next to my computer has each week start on Sunday, like
nearly all calendars do. It makes it easier to double-check.

However, looking at it, I see that 23 series end on Sundays. Only 1
began on Sunday (opening day) and 2 are straddling the Sunday/Monday
line. It's too bad that the schedule calendars dont take this into
account.


- nate
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