South Side Hit Men Posted September 27, 2021 Share Posted September 27, 2021 (edited) Qualified leaderboard (White Sox leader) Hitting: Games Played: 156 Whit Merrifield and Marcus Semien (Jose Abreu 148) Runs: 120 Vladimir Guerrero (Tim Anderson 91) Hits: 184 Trea Turner (Tim Anderson 153) Doubles: 42 Jeimer Candelario (Yoan Moncada 30) Triples: 8 David Peralta (Nick Madrigal 4) Home Runs: 46 Vladimir Guerrero & Salvador Perez (Jose Abreu 29) Runs Batted In: 117 Salvador Perez (Jose Abreu 113) Walks: 138 Juan Soto (Yoan Moncada 82) Strikeouts: 205 Joey Gallo (Yoan Moncada 150) Stolen Bases: 45 Sterling Marte (Tim Anderson 18) Batting Average: .322 Trea Turner & Juan Soto (Tim Anderson .302) OBP: .471 Juan Soto (Yoan Moncada .378) Slugging %: .621 Bryce Harper (Jose Abreu .483) OPS: 1.055 Bryce Harper (Jose Abreu .835) Pitching A few expected MLB Leaders with one week to go: Earned Run Average: 2.28 Max Scherzer (Lucas Giolito 3.58) Ratio (H+BB/IP): 0.83 Max Scherzer (Lucas Giolito 1.12) Total Batters Faced: 823 Zach Wheeler (Dallas Keuchel 705) Quality Starts: 26 Walker Buehler (Lucas Giolito 15) Strikeouts: Robbie Ray 244 (Dylan Cease 221) Strikeouts per 9 IP: 12.55 Corbin Burnes (Dylan Cease 12.30) A few unexpected MLB leaders with one week to go: Wins: Juilo Urias 19 (Dylan Cease 13) Most pitches thrown: 3,114 Tyler Mahle (Lucas Giolito 2,898) Most double plays: 21 Chris Flexen (20 Dallas Keuchel) Most HR allowed: Jordan Lyles 38 (Lucas Giolito 27) Most SB allowed: 25 Robbie Ray (19 Dylan Cease) Edited September 28, 2021 by South Side Hit Men 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
South Side Hit Men Posted September 28, 2021 Author Share Posted September 28, 2021 Didn't realize the Yankees are nearing 3 decades of consecutive winning seasons, coming off four straight losing seasons no less (1989-1992). Also didn't realize the Los Angeles Angels have the longest streak of losing seasons in all of baseball. Current MLB Team Streaks (Over / Under .500) At/Over .500: Year / Team / (Previous Number of Consecutive Seasons under .500) 2021: Boston (1); Houston (1); Milwaukee (1); Philadelphia (1 *); San Francisco (4); Seattle (2) 2020: Chicago AL (7); Cincinnati (6); Toronto (3) 2018: Atlanta (4); Oakland (3); Tampa Bay (4) 2011: Los Angeles NL (1) 2008: Saint Louis (1) 1993: New York AL (4) Under .500: Year / Team / (Previous Number of Consecutive Seasons .500 +) 2021: Chicago NL (6); Miami (1); Minnesota (2) 2020: Arizona (3); New York NL (1); Washington (8) 2019: Colorado (2); Pittsburgh (1) 2017: Baltimore (5); Kansas City (4); Texas (2) 2016: Los Angeles AL (2) On the Fence: Team / Current Record Current Streak through 2020 Cleveland (77-79 - 8 straight winning seasons) Detroit (75-81 - 4 straight losing seasons) San Diego (78-78 - 1 winning season streak) Note * - Philadelphia finished exactly .500 in 2020 and 2012. The Phillies need one more win for their first actual winning season since 2011. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Balta1701 Posted September 28, 2021 Share Posted September 28, 2021 I do think Vlad and Salvy have more than 26 home runs. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
South Side Hit Men Posted September 29, 2021 Author Share Posted September 29, 2021 Minnesota defeats Detroit tonight, ensuring Detroit’s fifth consecutive losing season since going 86-75 in 2016. Will update my OG post once San Diego (down 2-0 currently to the Dodgers in the 5th) and Cleveland (winners this evening coming to within 1 game of .500 with five to go) finalize their 2021 fate. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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