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New Statistic: Loss Due to Error

Posted on: June 30, 2008 11:47 pm
Edited on: June 30, 2008 11:48 pm
 

Eliminate losses being handed to pitchers for unearned runs allowed. This statistic is to be used for poisitional players that commit an error that allows unearned runs to cause games to be decisive. For example Cantu has made 14 errors this season. About 4 of them came in the ninth inning and caused the Marlins to lose. Instead of handing a loss to the pitcher. Give the LDE to Cantu. Could include this for throwing errors, fielding errors, and pass balls by catchers. Pitchers can get a loss if they commit an error. This would be an added statistic to let you now they committed an error that was a decisive factor in the game.

Would be an interesting statistic to see who is a major cause to teams losing.

 

This above is something I proposed.

Pitchers right now must pitch 5 innings in order to qualify for a win. 5 innings is more then half the game, so I consider that to be reasonable. What I never was crazy about was pitchers getting losses for errors committed, or losses when the bullpen allows inherited runners to score.

For allowing Inherited Runners to score, I propose the Inherited Win-Loss Statistic. This would go for relief pitchers that inherit a lead when the starter leaves before the 5th inning for something that is beyond their control, when the team is winning. Example being an injury to the pitcher, long rain delay, or ejection. The reliever that takes over the game will get an Inherited win if he is able to maintain the lead to victory. An inherited loss would be when a pitcher fails to prevent inherited runners from scoring. The inherited loss statistic would be very indicative of how well a pitcher pitches under pressure.

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Posted on: July 17, 2008 4:54 pm

New Statistic: Loss Due to Error

I can understand where you are coming from, but I think that both should be charged with part of it. A pitcher is removed because he starts to fade and starts letting men on base. If a relief pitcher gives up a HR and all 4 men score, then the relief pitcher should be charged with the loss while the starting pitcher gets charged for the ER. That way both men are responsable for what they have allowed. SP gets 3 ER, and the RP gets 1ER and the loss. To me that would be fair.



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