Splitsville

[Edgy MD]

The two faces of Francisco Lindor. This includes tonight's leadoff double.

[th]Split[/th]	[th]G[/th]	[th]GS[/th]	[th]PA[/th]	[th]AB[/th]	[th]R[/th]	[th]H[/th]	[th]2B[/th]	[th]3B[/th]	[th]HR[/th]	[th]RBI[/th]	[th]SB[/th]	[th]CS[/th]	[th]BB[/th]	[th]SO[/th]	[th]BA[/th]	[th]OBP[/th]	[th]SLG[/th]	[th]OPS[/th]	[th]TB[/th]	[th]GDP[/th]	[th]HBP[/th]	[th]SH[/th]	[th]SF[/th]	[th]IBB[/th]	[th]ROE[/th]	[th]BAbip[/th]
	Before Being Moved to Leadoff		43		42		189		172		25		34		8		0		7		20		6		2		14		30		.198		.265		.366		.631		63		3		2		0		1		0		2		.199
	Since Being Moved to Leadoff		34		34		159		140		25		43		14		0		6		19		7		1		10		29		.307		.373		.536		.909		75		2		6		0		2		0		0		.336

[Frayed Knot]

Oh man! I thought this was a Ben/J-Lo update.

I live for those y'know.

[Edgy MD]

I might have to update this thread again.



Please stand by ... .

[MFS62]

Yup.

Double double.

Later

[Edgy MD]

I made a few miscalcs above, I think, but this should be (but probably isn't) accurate, as of the rain delay.

[th]Split [/th]	[th]G [/th]	[th]GS [/th]	[th]PA [/th]	[th]AB [/th]	[th]R [/th]	[th]H [/th]	[th]2B [/th]	[th]3B [/th]	[th]HR [/th]	[th]RBI [/th]	[th]SB [/th]	[th]CS [/th]	[th]BB [/th]	[th]SO [/th]	[th]BA [/th]	[th]OBP [/th]	[th]SLG [/th]	[th]OPS [/th]	[th]TB [/th]	[th]GDP [/th]	[th]HBP [/th]	[th]SH [/th]	[th]SF [/th]	[th]IBB [/th]	[th]ROE [/th]	[th]BAbip [/th]
	Francisco Lindor Before Being Moved to Leadoff		43		42		189		172		25		34		8		0		7		20		6		2		14		30		.198		.265		.366		.631		63		3		2		0		1		0		2		.199
	Francisco Lindor Since Being Moved to Leadoff		35		35		161		143		26		44		15		0		6		19		7		1		10		29		.308		.373		.524		.897		75		2		6		0		2		0		0		.345

[Gwreck]

How about Adrian Houser as starter vs. Adrian Houser as reliever?

[Edgy MD]

How about Carlos Mendoza as a clueless Yankee castoff vs. Carlos Mendoza as a cool, firm, steady hand?

[Frayed Knot]

How 'bout just team offense from May to June

	Month		G		RS		R/G		BA		OBA		SLG		OPS		Record		Run Diff
	MAY		28		112		4.0		.232		.301		.376		677		9 - 19		-42
	JUNE		21		135		6.43		.290		.362		.515		877		15 - 6		+46

Compare those OPS figures to individual batters and the Mets in May hit most similarly to the 2024 versions of Luis Garcia Jr and Shea Langeliers, currently 116th & 117th among the 148 qualified batters (McNeal, btw, is #148).

But in June that 877 OPS sticks them just south of Mookie Betts and just above Yordan Alvarez, currently 12th & 13th in all of MLB

So in June we've basically had a lineup consisting of nine Mookie Alvarez's



Quite a contrast. And proving once again that ynabaylwyl-and-ynagaylwyw