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05-04-2005, 06:07 PM
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AL vs NL, pitch count for starters question.
Does anyone have an easy way to look up the differential in avg total pitches out of starters in the AL versus the NL, and what is it? I'm not asking anyone to put themselves out, I'm just curious.
Also, where would you look up something like this? Any particular stat service anyone wants to hype? 
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05-04-2005, 06:18 PM
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Re: AL vs NL, pitch count for starters question.
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Does anyone have an easy way to look up the differential in avg total pitches out of starters in the AL versus the NL [/ QUOTE ] Go to ESPN MLB page then go to statistics. Then go to Team Pitching. On page 4 of Team pitching stats it shows each team P/GS or pitches per game started. Then you can take each team and calculate what you are seeking. Out of curiosity what are you planning to do with this info? I typically look at pitches thrown for the last game or two to see if a guy has been worked real hard or not but I don't understand the relevance of comparing league totals?
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05-04-2005, 06:26 PM
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Re: AL vs NL, pitch count for starters question.
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[ QUOTE ] Does anyone have an easy way to look up the differential in avg total pitches out of starters in the AL versus the NL [/ QUOTE ] Go to ESPN MLB page then go to statistics. Then go to Team Pitching. On page 4 of Team pitching stats it shows each team P/GS or pitches per game started. Then you can take each team and calculate what you are seeking. Out of curiosity what are you planning to do with this info? I typically look at pitches thrown for the last game or two to see if a guy has been worked real hard or not but I don't understand the relevance of comparing league totals? [/ QUOTE ] My question is IDLE curiousity. Thinking about how games are coached in the different leagues. As for betting purposes I don't analyze stats much, let alone something like this.
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