Phan In Phlorida wrote:philliesphhan wrote:Phan In Phlorida wrote:philliesphhan wrote:Phan In Phlorida wrote:Pherhaps one reason is the Phils blew chunks in interleague play... 3-15, worst in the NL. Albeit, only 3 NL teams had a winning interleague record while only 2 AL teams had a losing record. IIRC, it seems enthusiasm was tempered a bit after interleague play. Another reason may be how the Phils have fared thus far against over .500 teams... 24-35. Even phans that don't know the numbers can sense the Phils haven't been beating "baseball's best" this year, and thus get a sense of "blah".
I understand your overall point, but where did you get that record from? They were 4-11 in Interleague play
2008 Interleague Stats, team-by-team
(the runs scored is just sickening)
And completely inaccurate. I have no idea where they're getting their numbers from. ESPN.com and baseball-reference both have the Phillies at 4-11.
1-2 vs TOR
1-2 vs TEX
1-2 vs OAK
1-2 vs BOS
0-3 vs LAA
So evidently they think we scored 27 R (with 15 HRs too) in 18 games, but we actually scored 57 in 15 games. Still nothing great but I wonder how they're so off.
Well, MLB.com has them at 3-15 as well. So mebbe that's where CBS Sportsline gets it from.
If I have time later, I'll go through the individual games, cuz dammit I curious now.
Phan In Phlorida wrote:Quick look at the listview schedule/results over at yahoo...
5/16-5/18 Toronto 1-2 (15 runs)
6/16-6/18 Boston 1-2 (6 runs)
6/20-6/22 Angels 0-3 (5 runs)
6/24-6/26 Oakland 1-2 (6 runs)
6/27-6/29 Texas 1-2 (14 runs)
4-11, 46 runs
So... what's the deal over at MLB.com? Bad web service programming (linking to wrong DB, etc.) or bad data entered? Mets fan handling stats? Fawning all over the beloved AL? The MLB.com stats have most of the teams with 18 interleague games and the others with 15. Puzzling...