Red Sox (Suarez) vs Dodgers (Henriquez): 7/31/26, 10:10pm

[Brock Beauchamp]

Oh yay, it's the Dodgers.

[Brock Beauchamp]

	SUN	MON	TUE	WED	THU	TOT
Tyron Guerrero	16	0	0	11	0	27
Ryan Watson	30	0	12	0	0	42
Justin Slaten	12	5	0	19	0	36
Jovani Morán	0	11	13	0	0	24
Greg Weissert	12	0	0	15	10	37
Garrett Whitlock	0	11	0	13	0	24
Brayan Bello	0	0	0	0	0	0
Aroldis Chapman	0	24	0	14	11	49

 

[mvp 78]

Dodger Stadium is even more of a HR friendly park than Sacramento. We'll see if the Sox bats can stay hot (5th in HR since July 4th). 

[5GoldGlovesOF,75]

25 minutes ago, mvp 78 said:

Dodger Stadium is even more of a HR friendly park than Sacramento. We'll see if the Sox bats can stay hot (5th in HR since July 4th). 

Part of the reason LA is a homer haven is that the Dodgers have home run hitters -- 6 guys with 12 or more, compared to 3 for Boston.

But then the Red Frauds are suddenly the antithesis of the modern 3 True Outcome Offense: last in the league in longballs, second to last in bases on balls, but get this, Hunter Goodman fans... only 3 AL teams have less strikeouts! 

We need more bunts and hit by pitches; inhumane sacrifices to exercise extra-inning ghosts -- keep running Sox, counter-clockwise to all that's sacred... or is that scared... sacredodgerbleu!

[mvp 78]

4 minutes ago, 5GoldGlovesOF,75 said:

Part of the reason LA is a homer haven is that the Dodgers have home run hitters -- 6 guys with 12 or more, compared to 3 for Boston.

Park factors aren't solely calculated based on how many home runs are hit at a ballpark, but in comparison to how players play elsewhere. This means the visiting team are hitting more home runs at Dodger Stadium too. 

The home/away splits were nasty for the pitching staff last season (almost 2 to 1 HR at home). 

[5GoldGlovesOF,75]

17 minutes ago, mvp 78 said:

Park factors aren't solely calculated based on how many home runs are hit at a ballpark, but in comparison to how players play elsewhere. This means the visiting team are hitting more home runs at Dodger Stadium too. 

The home/away splits were nasty for the pitching staff last season (almost 2 to 1 HR at home). 

This is the great hope for a Hunter Goodman deal -- Career Home Runs: 38 Home, 38 Away.

[mvp 78]

4 minutes ago, 5GoldGlovesOF,75 said:

This is the great hope for a Hunter Goodman deal -- Career Home Runs: 38 Home, 38 Away.

A Rockies unicorn. Usually, the argument is "well, he still has a good OPS away." When I've looked, all the big names had huge splits and then fell off after leaving COL. 

[mvp 78]

Is tonight a bullpen game for the Doyers? 

[Hugh2]

This series is going to be a test of how good this team really is, and to see if they can keep the momentum going.  Just please don't get swept. 

[mvp 78]

9 minutes ago, Hugh2 said:

This series is going to be a test of how good this team really is, and to see if they can keep the momentum going.  Just please don't get swept. 

Even if they get swept, it's 20-7 since July 1. Crazy. Their best chance to win is either tonight or Sunday.