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[Clay]

Pretty happy that you pointed this one out. I always wondered what Teagan Corrigan's run support was. Last year he got 3.38 R/G when we as a team were scoring 4.8 R/G. No wonder he only got 15 wins.

Top 5 for this year:
1) Tommy Lang - Denver - 5.44
2) Clint Vanstone - Los Lunas - 5.07
3) Clint Waits - Maine - 5.07
4) Jonathan Doheny - Sin City - 4.90
5) David Rumsey - Hyundai - 4.90

Is that DL only?

[Andrew]

Is that DL only?

Nope. Highest IL player is Romano Gonzalez at 4.74

[Andrew]

We can't see this historically though, correct?

If you change the Split you can see Last Year, 2 Years ago and Career, but i don't think you can view it year by year.

[Andrew]

What's Aurrilo's?

Lets see if he's even more of a monster than we thought.

3.62 which puts him around ~40th

[Jistic]

Nope. Highest IL player is Romano Gonzalez at 4.74

Who's got the top 5 worst and best lifetime?

[Andrew]

Worst Run support for a pitcher with more than 20 starts is Bill Lewry for Virginia. They're scoring a whopping 1.76 R/G for him. No wonder he has 16 losses.

[Clay]

Nope. Highest IL player is Romano Gonzalez at 4.74

I assume that that is Diesel's Romano Gonzalez and not my Romano Gonzalez (his son).

[Clay]

Worst Run support for a pitcher with more than 20 starts is Bill Lewry for Virginia. They're scoring a whopping 1.76 R/G for him. No wonder he has 16 losses.

Thank you! Goodnight!!

[Andrew]

I assume that that is Diesel's Romano Gonzalez and not my Romano Gonzalez (his son).

Correct.

Most impressive record is Sin City's Broderick Joyce. 13-6 despite only getting 2.57 R/G.

[Riverman]

Nope. Highest IL player is Romano Gonzalez at 4.74

This must be figuring just run support while that pitcher is actually in the game, right? My team is averaging over 5 runs per game but I guess we could be scoring most of them for guys who don't have enough starts to qualify for the list.

[Andrew]

If anyone wants to know how I did this...

1) go to Manager -> Player Search and Shortlist
2) Go to View -> Customize and check all the things you want. I did Name and Team under General. Wins, Losses, GS, R, ER, RS and RSG under pitching stats.
3) Change the scope to Major League level, and Position to Starting Pitcher. This still shows minor league pitches with all 0's for stats. To get rid of them you need to go to Filter -> Customize and create a filter that Says "League Level IS MLB Level"

You can then save the view under the view menu and use it on any screen. So you could select this view on your pitching staff's screen to just view your team.

[Andrew]

This must be figuring just run support while that pitcher is actually in the game, right? My team is averaging over 5 runs per game but I guess we could be scoring most of them for guys who don't have enough starts to qualify for the list.

Yes, I think it's just while they're in the game.

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[Riverman]

Yes, I think it's just while they're in the game.

Do they have a major league stat like that? I am pretty sure the major league stat is for the whole game. Otherwise the stats between pitchers aren't comparable at all since pitchers who didn't pitch many innings per start would appear to be victimized by poor support.

[Andrew]

Do they have a major league stat like that? I am pretty sure the major league stat is for the whole game. Otherwise the stats between pitchers aren't comparable at all since pitchers who didn't pitch many innings per start would appear to be victimized by poor support.

They honestly make it hard to tell. Looking at your numbers I would have to assume that it's only while they're in the game, but it only calculates RS and RSG for GS, not G so you can't see the relievers numbers.

[Jistic]

Over his career, Corrigan has enjoyed more run support than almost anyone at 4.35. David Rumsey is right behind him.

Starters with any real amount of IP, O' Loughlin from Pawtucket has had it the worst, only getting 2.39 per.