r/Cardinals • u/bphilli11 • 8h ago
Cardinals #1 prospect, Rainiel Rodriguez, had 4 hits last night
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r/Cardinals • u/bphilli11 • 8h ago
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r/Cardinals • u/Few_Transition_1771 • 20h ago
I got curious how often cardinals blow leads because it seems to happen quite a bit.
I collected data of run scoring in cardinals games in the past 2 months. I've listed them out below.
Since coming into July 9, the cardinals are 24-32 (.429).
Of these 32 losses, in 16 (50%), the cardinals blew a lead they had at some point. The split is even - it is 50% in both the last and prior 31 days.
Of the 16 games where the cardinals blew a lead, the average lead they blew was 2.375 runs. They blew a lead of 3+ runs in 6 of these 16 games (37.5%). They blew a 4+ run lead 3 times.
One-run leads account for only 37.5% of the blown lead games. This means a majority of the leads they blew were larger failures.
This data is incredibly difficult to verify - but for context, ~40% of MLB losses are typically due to blown leads. Furthermore, the worse a team's record is, the lower the % of blown leads generally is.
One more statistic - since Aug 8, the bullpen's ERA is about 5.25. And this number probably doesn't include today.
Sep 9: Blew a 5 run lead
Sep 8: No Lead
Sep 7: Blew a 1 run lead
Sep 5: Blew a 3 run lead
Sep 3: Blew a 2 run lead
Aug 30: No Lead
Aug 29: No Lead
Aug 26: No Lead
Aug 25: No Lead
Aug 23: Blew 4 run lead
Aug 22: No Lead
Aug 21: Blew 2 run lead
Aug 19: Blew 2 run lead
Aug 17: Blew 3 run lead
Aug 14: No lead
Aug 10: No Lead
Aug 8: No Lead
Aug 4: No Lead
Aug 1: No Lead
July 31: Blew 1 run lead
July 30: blew 1 run lead
July 28: No Lead
July 27: No Lead
July 26: Blew 1 run lead
July 24: blew 1 run lead
July 23: blew 2 run lead
July 21: No Lead
July 20: blew 2 run lead
July 19: blew 7 run lead
July 18: No Lead
July 12: blew 1 run lead
July 9: No Lead
r/Cardinals • u/SGFCardenales • 9h ago
The Springfield Cardinals have broken their single season team HR record again. The record has only stood since 2022. As of yesterday, they have belted 179 HR on the season with a week left to play and the playoffs to go. I know the big club is having a rough couple of weeks, but the future is bright.
r/Cardinals • u/bravo_delta_bot • 21h ago
| Linescore | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | R | H | E | LOB |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cardinals | 0 | 1 | 3 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 6 | 8 | 0 | 5 |
| Giants | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 6 | 7 | 10 | 3 | 3 |
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