Sox bullpen blown leads

[caulfield12]

#1  April 1st @ LAA, 8th inning, 3-2 lead turns into trailing 4-3, blown save #1 (Aaron Bummer)

April 2nd, 7-1 lead turns into 7-6 nail-biter, Sox hang on to win

#2 April 3rd, 8th inning, 3-2 lead turns into 5-3 deficit, blown save #1 (Evan Marshall)

April 4th, 3-3 and 4-4 ties blown, 4-7 loss (Jose Ruiz)

 

#3 April 7th Seattle, 6th inning, 4-1 lead turns into 4-7 deficit, blown save #1 (Matt Foster)

#4 April 11th, KCR, 9th inning, 3-2 lead turns into 3-3 tie, 3-3 tie blown, BS #1 (Hendriks)

 

(W) #5 April 12th, Cleveland, 6th inning, 3-2 lead turn into 3-3 tie, Sox go on to win, BS #2 (Evan Marshall)

#6 April 15th, Cleveland, 6th inning, 1-0 lead turns into 2-1 deficit, Sox go on to lose

 

Boston, April 17th, 3-3 tie turns into 7-3 deficit, eventual 7-4 final

 

(W) #7 April 23rd, Texas, 5th/6th innings, 6-2 lead turns into 6-6 tie, BS #2 (Aaron Bummer)

(W) #8 April 24th Texas, 9th inning, 1-0 lead turns into 1-1 tie, Sox go on to win 2-1, BS #2 (Hendriks)

 

#9 April 27th, Detroit, 7th inning, 2-1 lead turns into 5-2 loss, the infamous Giolito is done game

 

(W) #10 May 16th, KCR, 7th inning, 2-1 lead turns into 3-2 deficit, eventual 4-3 win, BS #3 (Aaron Bummer)

 

#11 May 18th, Minnesota, 8th inning, 4-2 lead turns into 4-4 tie, Hendriks gives up GW RBI to Polanco in bottom of the 9th, BS #4 (Aaron Bummer)

 

White Sox record in games when they've blown a lead=4-7

 

Blown saves

LAD  13

SFG  12

Miami Marlins 11

Philly, Baltimore, CWS 9 (8/17 SVO)

 

 

 

 

 

Edited May 19, 2021 by caulfield12

[ShoeLessRob]

Yeah they are not good. But this is what happens with MLB bullpens, they are highly volatile year to year. The one I’m most surprised about is Bummer, a lot of people predicted that paying a closer 55 million was a poor decision. Doesn’t help that ‘Ol Tales of the Crypt handles then poorly. 

[reiks12]

White Sox rank near the bottom of the league in close games late. 1.6 WHIP and an ERA at 4.73