13-3

[Angelsjunky]

Is that the franchise best start through 13 games? I imagine so.

Good times.

[AngelArcher]

I wish LITERALLY ANYONE ELSE would've made this thread.

 

Jk.

 

 

[nando714]

Didn’t get win 10 last year until game 22

[Chuck]

updated.... 

[Taylor]

4 minutes ago, Chuckster70 said:

updated.... 

The Angels are 13-3.

[krAbs]

Angels are now 3 games up from the second place team. Oddly, they are 3.5 games up from the Astros.

[IEAngelsfan]

Haha, we lost all the responses to this thread.  In other words, the crap everyone gave AJ.

[Taylor]

1 hour ago, krAbs said:

Angels are now 3 games up from the second place team. Oddly, they are 3.5 games up from the Astros.

I didn't realize Seattle is 9-5.

[Brandon]

12 wins + 3 losses = 13 games

does not compute

 

[krAbs]

9 minutes ago, Taylor said:

I didn't realize Seattle is 9-5.

Yeah...We have a big enough window that it doesn't matter a ton at this point, but if they keep that up, this year might be tricky. The better the rest of our division is, the more narrow our path to the playoffs gets...

[Tank]

1 hour ago, IEAngelsfan said:

Haha, we lost all the responses to this thread.  In other words, the crap everyone gave AJ.

i'm sure there will be other chances to give him crap again.

[Chris]

13-3 is our best record thru 16 games

AJ started this thread at 10-3 thru 13 games

 

[Hubs]

2 hours ago, krAbs said:

Angels are now 3 games up from the second place team. Oddly, they are 3.5 games up from the Astros.

Astros started 8-2 after 10 games. They are 2-5 in their last 7. (1-2 Twins, 1-2 Rangers, 0-1 Mariners).

Angels started 7-3 after 10 games. They are 6-0 since. They lost the opener, in extras. Then they lost both of JC Ramirez's starts, as he gave up 7 ER in 6.2 innings. They won Parker Bridwell's start, even though he gave up 6 ER in 1.2 innings pitched. The Angels have used 9 starters, but the other 7, have given up 8 runs in 4 starts (RIchards), 3 runs in one start (Heaney, Shoemaker), 3 runs in 2 starts (Ohtani), 3 runs in three starts (Skaggs), 1 ER in 1 start (Barria), and 0 ER in 1 start (Tropeano).

The Angels starting ERA is 3.84. The Angels current six-man rotation, (including Barria), has an ERA of 2.47. The only thing wrong with the current group of starters is that they are averaging between 5.1 IP and 5.2 IP per start. That needs to be closer to 6.1 to ease the work on the pen. They have allowed 36 runs from the starting staff.

The Astros starting ERA is 2.63. They have only used 5 starters, and only one has an ERA over 4 in Lance McCullers (7.71). Keuchel is at 3.52. Verlander, Cole, and Morton are at 1.35, 1.29, and 1.00 ERA's respectively. They are averaging slightly over 6 IP per start. They have allowed 51 runs, 34 of which are from the starting staff.

Pens have been good for the Angels and good for the Astros. Angels relievers have allowed 19 ER in 69.2 IP, or roughly 1.19 runs per game. Astros have allowed 16 ER (17 R) in 50 IP, or roughly 1 run per game ERA of 2.88. Angels BP ERA is 2.45.

Yet the Astros have 7 losses, mainly because they have scored 35 runs less which is over 2.4 runs per game less. They've scored 68 runs in 17 games or 4 runs per game, whereas the Angels are averaging 6.43 runs per game.