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Originally Posted by _Sir_Charles_
Sorry, I hadn't finished my post.
And to clarify, the club need OBP against ALL pitching IMO.
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No it doesn't.
The Reds team OBP against lefties is two percentage points off the NL lead. .335.
The Reds team OBP against righties is eleventh in the league, well below league average, and at .311.
Look, I'm tired of this argument, it is as clear as a bell. The Reds destroy lefty pitching. They are average against righty pitching. They play against righties three quarters of the time. Playing in GABP and the NL Central the Reds should be above average against all pitching.
This is absolutely crystal clear from the statistics, and it makes sense since the team only has three lefty hitters, including Willie Harris, which is a highly unusual lefty-righty mix.
Reds up by six now, I wanted a ten run win, so I'm still into it. Cairo up now with one out, two on. Cairo flies to center, two outs now.