Red Mosquito

Lament wrote:Game two matchups...

Detroit Tigers at Kansas City Royals
Trout (R) vs. Saberhagen (R)

New York Yankees at St. Louis Cardinals
Guidry (L) vs. Gibson

I'm just gonna ride with the same lineup.

Cubs final stats



101 IP without a HR allowed by 3 Finger Brown,

TBAMTS wrote:101 IP without a HR allowed by 3 Finger Brown,

He might want to sit down and have a talk with Fergie Jenkins about that.

EDIT: Kerry Wood too. Oh my.

Frank Smith actually didn't allow a home run in exactly 101 innings pitched as well. But pitching at Old Comiskey is about as different from pitching at Wrigley Field as you can get.

numbers wrote:Ruddo has violated the unwritten rules.

hahaha skitch is the st louis cardinals

spike wrote:

numbers wrote:Ruddo has violated the unwritten rules.

hahaha skitch is the st louis cardinals

I didn't say anything about unwritten rules :/

@SkitchP wrote:

spike wrote:

numbers wrote:Ruddo has violated the unwritten rules.

hahaha skitch is the st louis cardinals

I didn't say anything about unwritten rules :/

are spreadsheets an official rule of this league?

spike wrote:

@SkitchP wrote:

spike wrote:

numbers wrote:Ruddo has violated the unwritten rules.

hahaha skitch is the st louis cardinals

I didn't say anything about unwritten rules :/

are spreadsheets an official rule of this league?

No. But if you don't keep one, let me tell you.

Template updated with copypasta in mind. Submitted for Asher's approval:

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And just so everyone knows: A quality start is 6 or more innings with 3 or less runs. Whatif doesn't tell you if it's a QS or not but you can figure it out.

cutuphalfdead wrote:And just so everyone knows: A quality start is 6 or more innings with 3 or less runs. Whatif doesn't tell you if it's a QS or not but you can figure it out.

*earned

@SkitchP wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:#nothingnewfromhighandmightyskitch

I just wanted to spend more time with you

This was an honest response.

@SkitchP wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:And just so everyone knows: A quality start is 6 or more innings with 3 or less runs. Whatif doesn't tell you if it's a QS or not but you can figure it out.

*earned

My bad. 3 or less earned runs.

Final regular season stats

cutuphalfdead wrote:

@SkitchP wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:And just so everyone knows: A quality start is 6 or more innings with 3 or less runs. Whatif doesn't tell you if it's a QS or not but you can figure it out.

*earned

My bad. 3 or less earned runs.

Because I like not having to enter stuff later on and figuring out the easiest ways to enter my stats into excel:

=IF(B29>5.8,IF(E29<4,1, 0),0)

Plug that into the QS column in the game sheets and it will automatically populate it for you.

I think the only other formula I use is total bases because I like not having to enter that one, too.

philpritchard wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

@SkitchP wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:And just so everyone knows: A quality start is 6 or more innings with 3 or less runs. Whatif doesn't tell you if it's a QS or not but you can figure it out.

*earned

My bad. 3 or less earned runs.

Because I like not having to enter stuff later on and figuring out the easiest ways to enter my stats into excel:

=IF(B29>5.8,IF(E29<4,1, 0),0)

Plug that into the QS column in the game sheets and it will automatically populate it for you.

I think the only other formula I use is total bases because I like not having to enter that one, too.

Awesome.

the only thing is you'll have to make sure it only applies to guys who start their games

that statement can apply a QS to a guy who came in in the 2nd inning and pitched til the 8th.

So N would have to equal 1

And I can't seem to get the syntax down for that.

Let's run some playoff games...