Not to sound like I'm complaining about a two run lead, but that's now 13 of the last 17 NYM HRs (starting with the Pittsburgh series) have been solo. Just another piece of the Joon Swoon puzzle.
So now it's 6-16 with a -11 run differential: 100/111 (RS/RA) as once again they score just enough to lose. And not that last night's loss was unlucky in the slightest (they should have scored more than they did and we were lucky to even get one) but now 13 of the 16 are 1 or 2 run or extra inning losses.
Edgy MD wrote: The Braves [CROSSOUT]are[/CROSSOUT] have been a juggernaut %5BCROSSOUT%5Dright%20now%5B/CROSSOUT%5D[CROSSOUT]right now[/CROSSOUT] for the last 200 games. Fixed it for you.
=batmagadanleadoff post_id=129956 time=1687823504 user_id=68] Yes, but Pythag is theoretical, and so it necessarily has a margin of error. So if Pythag says the Mets are under performing by two games, it might by three. Or five. Or eight.
The Mets Pythag projection for the season overall lists them as 'deserving to be' two games better than they currently are ... so I don't think "very unlucky" is quite accurate.