lecroy24fan Verified Member Posted May 23 Posted May 23 As I mentioned in the game thread tonight, the Twins now have 12 saves from 10 different pitchers. Did a little research and the previous Twins season record was 8 pitchers with a save, done 4 times.
Vanimal46 Old-Timey Member Posted May 23 Posted May 23 4 minutes ago, lecroy24fan said: As I mentioned in the game thread tonight, the Twins now have 12 saves from 10 different pitchers. Did a little research and the previous Twins season record was 8 pitchers with a save, done 4 times. Must have been 9 at one time… It was mentioned on the TV broadcast if Banda recorded a save it broke the team record for most relievers recording a save in a season.
MN Brian Verified Member Posted May 23 Posted May 23 1 hour ago, lecroy24fan said: As I mentioned in the game thread tonight, the Twins now have 12 saves from 10 different pitchers. Did a little research and the previous Twins season record was 8 pitchers with a save, done 4 times. Looks like the MLB record as of 2018 may be 12 different pitchers? I think we have a real shot at being an all-time great reliever squad =) The 1973 Rangers and 1961 Kansas City A's share the record, having 12 different pitchers record a save in the same season
lecroy24fan Verified Member Posted May 23 Posted May 23 14 hours ago, Vanimal46 said: Must have been 9 at one time… It was mentioned on the TV broadcast if Banda recorded a save it broke the team record for most relievers recording a save in a season. I probably miscounted somewhere lol.
The Great Hambino Verified Member Posted May 25 Posted May 25 Cleveland is one of two AL teams with a winning record against .500 or better (11-10) They are also one of two AL teams with a winning record against the NL (10-8) Man, the AL stinks USAFChief and Church of Kreidler 2
Brandon Verified Member Posted June 21 Posted June 21 Justin Lawrence is striking out 18 batters per 9 innings but also giving up 6 HRs per 9 and 3.167 batters on base per inning.
Richie the Rally Goat Community Moderator Posted June 21 Posted June 21 34 minutes ago, Brandon said: Justin Lawrence is striking out 18 batters per 9 innings but also giving up 6 HRs per 9 and 3.167 batters on base per inning. Last night? For the Twins only? Because this season FG does not agree with you? he’s terrible Season to date, but not that bad/good 11.89 k9, 2.57 hr9, 1.89 whip
Brandon Verified Member Posted June 21 Posted June 21 2 hours ago, Richie the Rally Goat said: Last night? For the Twins only? Because this season FG does not agree with you? he’s terrible Season to date, but not that bad/good 11.89 k9, 2.57 hr9, 1.89 whip Twins career to date 🌹 n baseball reference. https://www.baseball-reference.com/players/l/lawreju01.shtml. With Twins, 6 innings, 12 Ks, 4HRs allowed. 10 hits and 9 walks Richie the Rally Goat 1
Richie the Rally Goat Community Moderator Posted June 21 Posted June 21 10 minutes ago, Brandon said: Twins career to date 🌹 n baseball reference. https://www.baseball-reference.com/players/l/lawreju01.shtml. With Twins, 6 innings, 12 Ks, 4HRs allowed. 10 hits and 9 walks Apparently the Twins pitching whisperers were counterproductive
ashbury Verified Member Posted June 21 Posted June 21 3 hours ago, Brandon said: Justin Lawrence is striking out 18 batters per 9 innings but also giving up 6 HRs per 9 and 3.167 batters on base per inning. Any professional pitcher can strike out two or three batters per inning. You just have to make sure to give them 10-20 opportunities per inning. Brandon 1
Brandon Verified Member Posted June 22 Posted June 22 Caratini has almost a .400 average his last 15 games as he is hitting close to a solid backup C again.
Brandon Verified Member Posted June 22 Posted June 22 Woods-Richardson, Topa, Adams, Lawrence, and Garcia have combined to give up 95 earned runs in 96.33 innings. The rest of the staff has given up 270 earned runs in 590 innings for a 4.16 ERA
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