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June Schedule

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Did anyone else notice that EVERY team we play in June is under .500?

 

Drool

yeah, I think rmejco brought up that we play 50 STRAIGHT games under sub .500 teams. I never thought that was possible. That rocks

without looking at any statistics from a year ago, it seemed like we played down to our competition. i don't always know that playing weaker teams plays to the advantage of the sox

QUOTE(greppson24ottondo @ May 25, 2007 -> 04:34 AM)
without looking at any statistics from a year ago, it seemed like we played down to our competition. i don't always know that playing weaker teams plays to the advantage of the sox

 

Some rough, fly by the seat of my pants math seems to indicate we were 38-25 last year against sub-.500 teams, a .603 winning percentage

The Sox haven't played a winning team since May 10th, possibly even May 6th.

QUOTE(rangercal @ May 25, 2007 -> 01:28 AM)
yeah, I think rmejco brought up that we play 50 STRAIGHT games under sub .500 teams. I never thought that was possible. That rocks

 

 

I think one of those teams could be over .500 by the time we face them.

You can't complain about the Sox not controlling their own destiny, though. By the end of those 50 games, we'll see precisely what kind of team we're dealing with. Couldn't ask for a better way to get a feel for a team I feel is kind of struggling for an identity.

The Sox will be 40 games over .500 after playing these teams.

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It seems like all but like 6 teams in baseball is under .500.

QUOTE(striker62704 @ May 25, 2007 -> 09:30 AM)
It seems like all but like 6 teams in baseball is under .500.

5 in the AL are over .500 and 7 in the NL.

:o This scares me almost as much as facing a pitcher making his first start. :D
QUOTE(greppson24ottondo @ May 25, 2007 -> 10:34 AM)
without looking at any statistics from a year ago, it seemed like we played down to our competition. i don't always know that playing weaker teams plays to the advantage of the sox

It just seems that way because the royals plays us tough

QUOTE(BMac Attack @ May 25, 2007 -> 09:11 AM)
You can't complain about the Sox not controlling their own destiny, though. By the end of those 50 games, we'll see precisely what kind of team we're dealing with. Couldn't ask for a better way to get a feel for a team I feel is kind of struggling for an identity.

I agree. If we are not in first our damn close to it when this stretch is over we could be in serious trouble.

QUOTE(GoSox05 @ May 25, 2007 -> 09:26 AM)
The Sox will be 40 games over .500 after playing these teams.

 

 

I would love to see it! :gosoxretro: :cheers

The strange thingis there are 7 NL teams over .500 and with the screwy interleague scheduele we don't play any of them.

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