Here's another installment of The Symmetry Series of posts here at Baseball Blogs, where I illuminate the patterns that can be seen in scorecards of great pitching performances.
This one documents the Texas Rangers' Coby Lewis start in Game 3 of the 2010 World Series, against the San Francisco Giants at Arlington Texas on October 30th 2010 - a game won by the Rangers 2-4.
I'm using a scorecard I kept over at The Internet Baseball Scorecard Blog.
(all images are much larger on click)
The Pitching line's of Starter Colby Lewis - World Series Game 3
(and relievers Darren O'Day and Neftali Feliz - 4 outs)
Screen shot from The Internet Baseball Scorecard
San Francisco Giants face Colby Lewis in World Series Game 3
Screen shot from The Internet Baseball Scorecard
This is a line drawing I made in Microsoft Paint where I've coloured in active at-bat boxes; it shows batters faced per inning:
Here's the same drawing with the scorecard elements removed so you can see the pattern better.
There are five other posts in The Symmetry Series.
mh
Saturday, October 30, 2010
The Symmetry of Cole Lewis' World Series Game 3 Start
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Very interesting and offbeat. I wasn't sure where this was going when I looked at it for first time just minutes ago. BUT--if you do want this blog and yourself to be taken seriously, you might want to correct some of the
ReplyDeleteSIX (6) mistakes I found in a quick reading.
THAT's the significant pattern I spotted, and many others may spot, even on a quick scan of this one interesting post.
Thanks for the feedback Mark. Perhaps your referring to Canadian spellings which often add a 'u' where it doesn't belong?
ReplyDeleteOr - if you're talking grammar... yeah, I suck at that - go by the sound of each sentence - missed grammar in Grade 6 and never got caught up.
mh
Sorry! *Marc*.
ReplyDeleteGrrr...
:)