Daily Baseball 2014

#83
#83
Zack Greinke has allowed two runs or fewer in 18 straight starts, the longest such streak since 1900.
 
#84
#84
Among pitchers to debut in the last 100 years, Jose Fernandez of the Marlins has the lowest ERA (1.00) over his first 19 home starts.
 
#85
#85
I get this research packet from a friend that works at MLB occasionally, if anyone is interested I can continue to post these when he sends them to me. Some pretty interesting stuff in here usually

Example,
Joey Votto is slugging .459 entering today, the lowest slugging percentage of his career through May 4th. He has been patient and selective as usual, seeing an average 4.5 pitches per plate
appearance (3.9 league average). Working deep into counts allows Votto to reach base on balls 19% of the time, but his power numbers aren’t so good. He is slugging .243 (18/74) on late counts (.316 league SLG) compared to .914 (32/35) on early counts (.515 league SLG). Early counts are 0-0, 0-1, 1-0 and 1-1; other counts are considered late.
 

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#86
#86
Alfonso Soriano became the seventh player in MLB history with at least 1,000 hits in both the American and National leagues.
 
#90
#90
Chris Sale joined R.A. Dickey as the only pitchers since 1900 with at least 10 strikeouts and no more than one hit given up in each of two straight starts.
 
#92
#92
Edwin Encarnacion now has 10 home runs in his past 12 games and has hit 14 in May. The last player to hit 14 or more home runs in May was Barry Bonds in 2001 (17).
 
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#96
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#99
#99
It's a shame that Cespedes throw took away from Coco's home run stealing grab. Both were phenomenal plays.
 
Those throws reminded me of rookie if the year when he threw from the bleachers to home plate.

"What the hell was that kid!? Are you trying to show me up!?"
 

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