Philadelphia Phillies: 2011 ERA For The NL East At Game 94

Kyle Kendrick of the Philadelphia Phillies is a temporary starter. How do the fill-ins for Atlanta match-up with the locals? The Apocalyptic Horsemen Stats are in my game-day coverage from yesterday ( Philadelphia Phillies Story Line: Different Team And Personality, Final Part ).

TAL'S HANDY STATS:

I am now alternating a game-day 2011 ERA For The NL East and 2011 ERA For The MLB 5 ( Philadelphia Phillies: 2011 ERA For The MLB 5 At Game 93) with the other in the link. Also, they will be posted just prior to the next ballgame and/or on the day after no official Phillies’ contest. They are on my page and I would bookmark it, if you intend to return for any games between 95 through 162.

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For newcomers here is the reasoning for the stats. In the next publication, the number after the title will be based on the quantity of games played by The Phillies.

REASON:

These numbers are a glimpse over the pitching coach’s shoulder, because they warn of difficulty ahead. The rule of thumb is that the bullpen load should be no more than 33.3%, which is a 6-complete average per scheduled outing. That is why going a distance into the game is 6.1 frames or more, which is 70.4%. The added detail of 1 out per contest is 54 innings over the long summer’s course. This also shows the mound masters that give the relievers a well deserved night off, but there is a rust factor due to lack of backend chances. If there are any other questions, please ask.

STARTING PITCHING:

 THE ‘PEN:

 TOTAL PITCHING:

 STARTS OF 6.1 INNS. OR MORE:

CONV = Converted Start Of 6.1 Innings Or More

(Listing is in order of conversion.)

Update = Status Change

SE = Season Ending