It is a story of justice about what is happening today in the Los Angeles Dodgers, a team in the MLB’s NL West Division, and part of their relief pitching. The protagonists are manager Dave Roberts and private Kenley Jansen.
It’s hard to find crews that are bad in themselves. Generally part of the responsibility, and not negligible, is in the hands of the captain, helmsman or Manager if we talk about baseball.
Kenley Jansen is going through a streak of lousy results. But when we enter the world of numbers we will see to what extent the result is fortuitous, random, the result of Kenley’s poor physical form or only obstacles that can be overcome with the expertise and knowledge of the person pulling the strings.
In home games (22) the Curaçao is hitting .228 while on the road (20) only .154. THE ERA is 5.14 at home (21.0 EL), including three homers allowed and 12 earned runs. On the road (20.1) 1.33 with no home runs and only 3 earned runs.
Kenley gets hit when there are no outs on the board for .280 and when there are one or two already won, .149. Between the seventh and ninth inning the rivals average .185 while in extra innings they average .333.
When he pitches on consecutive days they hit .276 and his ERA is 7.27. When he rests one day, his batting average drops to .083 and an ERA to 2.45.
So far all sung. Very easy it should be like bringing in the closer right by tapping into his psychological potential, because these performance fluctuations do not have a physical background. But the best is still to come.
Kenley Jansen has had Austin Barnes as a catcher in 15 games and 15.1 innings of work. In those outings they are batting 49-4 for a 0.82 average, with no home runs allowed and no earned runs allowed. Austin, in this period, has been robbed 2 times of the intermediate.
He is sitting? No? Well, have a seat.
Will Smith has been Kenley’s catcher in 27 games (26 full innings). In that period, the Curaçao has allowed 15 earned runs for a 5.19 ERA and is hit by rivals 95-24 with three homers included and a .253 average.
Will has been earned an extra base seven times with Kenley pitching.
a story of justice about what is happening today in the Los Angeles Dodgers, a team in the MLB’s NL West Division, and part of their relief pitching. The protagonists are manager Dave Roberts and private Kenley Jansen.
It’s hard to find crews that are bad in themselves. Generally part of the responsibility, and not negligible, is in the hands of the captain, helmsman or Manager if we talk about baseball.
Kenley Jansen is going through a streak of lousy results. But when we enter the world of numbers we will see to what extent the result is fortuitous, random, the result of Kenley’s poor physical form or only obstacles that can be overcome with the expertise and knowledge of the person pulling the strings.
In home games (22) the Curaçao is hitting .228 while on the road (20) only .154. THE ERA is 5.14 at home (21.0 EL), including three homers allowed and 12 earned runs. On the road (20.1) 1.33 with no home runs and only 3 earned runs.
Kenley gets hit when there are no outs on the board for .280 and when there are one or two already won, .149. Between the seventh and ninth inning the rivals average .185 while in extra innings they average .333.
When he pitches on consecutive days, they hit .276 and his ERA is 7.27. When he rests one day, his batting average drops to .083 and an ERA to 2.45.
So far all sung. Very easy it should be like bringing in the closer right by tapping into his psychological potential, because these performance fluctuations do not have a physical background. But the best is still to come.
Kenley Jansen has had Austin Barnes as a catcher in 15 games and 15.1 innings of work. In those outings he is batted 49-4 for a 0.82 average, with no home runs allowed and NO CLEAN RUNS allowed. Austin, in this period, has been robbed 2 times of the intermediate.
He is sitting? No? Well, have a seat.
Will Smith has been Kenley’s catcher in 27 games (26 full innings). In that period, the Curaçao has allowed 15 earned runs for a 5.19 ERA and is hit by rivals 95-24 with three homers included and a .253 average. Will has been earned an extra base seven times with Kenley pitching.
For those interested here are the #Dodgers lines:
When Austin Barnes catches Kenley Jansen:
15.1IP, 0ER, 0.00 ERA, 0 XB, 2SB, 6BB, 19K, (3.17 K / BB), 0.82BAWhen Will Smith catches Kenley Jansen:
25IP, 13ER / 15R, 4.88ERA, 21H, 7XB, 7SB, 23BB, 29K (1.26 K / BB), .235BA pic.twitter.com/Yqg8BzLxaQ– Michael J. Duarte (@michaeljduarte) July 31, 2021