Showing posts with label Shawn Kelley. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Shawn Kelley. Show all posts

Sunday, June 6, 2010

Seattle Mariners Net Runs for 6-6-2010 (Anaheim 9, Seattle 4)

TeamPlayerNet RunsHitPitchDefBaseEXERAPitOuts
ANAJoel Pineiro -0.5940.000-0.343-0.2510.0004.6918
ANAMike Napoli 2.8882.8880.0000.0000.0000.000
ANARobb Quinlan 1.0480.7130.0000.3350.0000.000
ANAHowie Kendrick -0.404-0.7520.0000.3480.0000.000
ANAKevin Frandsen -0.875-0.8750.0000.0000.0000.000
ANAErick Aybar 0.6531.6550.000-1.1610.1590.000
ANAJuan Rivera 0.9030.1090.0000.7940.0000.000
ANATorii Hunter 0.192-0.0940.0000.2860.0000.000
ANABobby Abreu -1.382-1.8390.0000.4570.0000.000
ANAHideki Matsui 0.3890.3890.0000.0000.0000.000
ANAFernando Rodney -0.1870.000-0.1870.0000.0005.773
ANAFrancisco Rodriguez 0.7710.0000.4740.2970.0000.263
ANAKevin Jepsen 0.2830.0000.2830.0000.0001.853
ANAANA Luckbox2.1022.1020.0000.0000.0000.000
ANAMike Scoiscia-0.1940.000-0.1940.0000.0000.000


TeamPlayerNet RunsHitPitchDefBaseEXERAPitOuts
SEAJason Vargas -1.5560.000-1.399-0.1570.0006.1618
SEAEliezer Alfonzo -0.312-0.3120.0000.0000.0000.000
SEACasey Kotchman -0.576-0.7410.0000.1650.0000.000
SEAChone Figgins -0.3470.4080.0000.000-0.7550.000
SEAJose Lopez -0.6861.1550.000-1.8410.0000.000
SEAJosh Wilson 0.7960.5330.0000.2630.0000.000
SEAMichael Saunders 0.319-0.3040.0000.6230.0000.000
SEAFranklin Gutierrez 1.852-0.8650.0002.7170.0000.000
SEAIchiro Suzuki 3.4271.1890.0002.2380.0000.000
SEAMilton Bradley -0.358-0.3580.0000.0000.0000.000
SEABrandon League 0.5000.0000.5000.0000.0000.043
SEAMatt Tuiasosopo -1.660-0.6890.000-0.9710.0000.000
SEADavid Aardsma -1.3560.000-1.3560.0000.00021.182
SEALuke French -0.4210.000-0.4210.0000.00014.751
SEAShawn Kelley -1.9350.000-1.9350.0000.00028.432
SEAGarrett Olson -0.7080.000-0.7080.0000.00021.931
SEASEA Luckbox0.1940.1940.0000.0000.0000.000
SEADon Wakamatsu0.0000.0000.0000.0000.0000.000
 Safeco Field2.7660.0000.000-2.7660.0000.000.505


How Net Runs works

(Note the new number in the lower right corner of the home team table. This is the run expectancy for every half inning in the home park.)

Player of the Game: Ichiro (3.427 NRuns: 1.189 hitting, 2.238 fielding)
Mariners pitching: -5.319 NRuns
Mariners below -1.000 NRuns: 4 (Vargas, Tuiasosopo, Aardsma, Kelley)

Goat: Shawn Kelley (-1.935 pitching NRuns... 28.43 EXERA)

I will not dignify this effort with descriptive or analytical text.

Saturday, June 5, 2010

Seattle Mariners Net Runs for 6-5-2010 (Anaheim 11, Seattle 2)

TeamPlayerNet RunsHitPitchDefBaseEXERAPitOuts
ANAErvin Santana1.0400.000-0.4981.5380.0004.9118
ANABobby Wilson-1.140-0.7380.000-0.4020.0000.000
ANAMike Napoli-0.091-0.3430.0000.2200.0320.000
ANAHowie Kendrick1.2231.4600.000-0.2370.0000.000
ANAMaicer Izturis1.4992.0580.000-0.5590.0000.000
ANAErick Aybar0.186-0.3410.0000.5270.0000.000
ANAJuan Rivera1.4420.7540.0000.905-0.2170.000
ANATorii Hunter3.4073.1580.0000.2490.0000.000
ANABobby Abreu1.5200.9400.0000.5800.0000.000
ANAHideki Matsui-0.870-0.8700.0000.0000.0000.000
ANAKevin Frandsen0.7500.3890.0000.3610.0000.000
ANARobb Quinlan-0.217-0.1690.000-0.0480.0000.000
ANAReggie Willits-0.098-0.0980.0000.0000.0000.000
ANAJason Bulger0.4970.0000.4970.0000.0002.146
ANAScot Shields-0.8080.000-0.8080.0000.00010.953
ANAANA Luckbox0.6600.4400.0000.2200.0000.000
ANAMike Scoiscia0.0000.0000.0000.0000.0000.000


TeamPlayerNet RunsHitPitchDefBaseEXERAPitOuts
SEARyan Rowland-Smith-1.4840.000-1.4840.0000.0006.6915
SEARob Johnson0.6420.5620.0000.0800.0000.000
SEACasey Kotchman0.260-0.6070.0000.8670.0000.000
SEAChone Figgins1.6621.3380.0000.924-0.6000.000
SEAJose Lopez-2.151-1.7940.000-0.3570.0000.000
SEAJosh Wilson-2.773-0.4630.000-2.3100.0000.000
SEAMichael Saunders0.796-0.9080.0002.059-0.3550.000
SEAFranklin Gutierrez-1.178-1.4850.0000.2000.1070.000
SEAIchiro Suzuki0.1411.3800.000-1.2390.0000.000
SEAMilton Bradley-0.160-0.2970.0000.0000.1370.000
SEARyan Langerhans0.4400.4400.0000.0000.0000.000
SEAGarrett Olson-0.1500.000-0.1500.0000.0007.971
SEAShawn Kelley-3.0920.000-3.0920.0000.00081.601
SEASean White-1.4160.000-1.4160.0000.00013.074
SEABrandon League-0.3760.000-0.3760.0000.0007.353
SEAChad Cordero0.1420.0000.1420.0000.0003.033
SEASEA Luckbox0.0000.0000.0000.0000.0000.000
SEADon Wakamatsu-0.3030.000-0.3030.0000.0000.000
 Safeco Field0.0000.0000.0000.0000.0000.000


Player of the Game: Torii Hunter (3.407 NRuns: 3.158 hitting, 0.249 fielding)

Angels with over 1.000 NRuns: 6 (Santana, Hunter, Kendrick, Izturis, Rivera, Abreu)
Angels hitting: 6.200 NRuns

Mariners worse than -1.000 NRuns: 6
Mariners pitching: -6.376 NRuns
Mariners hitting: -1.834 NRuns

Goat: Shawn Kelley (-3.092 pitching NRuns, 81.60 EXERA)

I'd credit Chone Figgins for Mariners player of the game honors, except go figure he did a lot of his damage in garbage time. Of course.

Ryan Rowland-Smith's first two innings were good. It was the other three that needed some polish. Of course, that's nothing compared to the middle relief, which needs to be amputated.

Tuesday, April 27, 2010

Seattle Mariners Net Runs for 4-27-2010 (Seattle 3, Kansas City 2)

TeamPlayerNet RunsHitPitchDefBaseEXERAPitOuts
SEAIan Snell 0.6380.000-0.4531.0910.0005.7616
SEAAdam Moore -0.998-0.9980.0000.0000.0000.000
SEACasey Kotchman -1.776-2.0480.0000.2720.0000.000
SEAChone Figgins -1.379-0.4370.000-0.9420.0000.000
SEAJose Lopez 1.013-0.2910.0000.6880.6160.000
SEAJack Wilson -1.340-1.1500.000-0.1900.0000.000
SEAMilton Bradley 3.8611.3630.0002.4980.0000.000
SEAFranklin Gutierrez 3.1020.9780.0002.1240.0000.000
SEAIchiro Suzuki -2.094-0.0910.000-1.501-0.5020.000
SEAKen Griffey Jr0.1150.1150.0000.0000.0000.000
SEASEA Luckbox0.0000.0000.0000.0000.0000.000
SEADon Wakamatsu0.0000.0000.0000.0000.0000.000
SEAEric Byrnes 0.0000.0000.0000.0000.0000.000
SEAShawn Kelley 0.6200.0000.6200.0000.0001.945
SEAMark Lowe -0.1530.000-0.1530.0000.0006.323
SEADavid Aardsma -0.6090.000-0.6090.0000.00010.133


TeamPlayerNet RunsHitPitchDefBaseEXERAPitOuts
KCRZack Greinke 1.3390.0001.3390.0000.0003.4521
KCRJason Kendall -0.622-1.0960.0000.4740.0000.000
KCRBilly Butler 1.5951.1990.0000.3960.0000.000
KCRAlberto Callaspo -1.475-0.2920.000-1.1830.0000.000
KCRAlex Gordon-0.308-0.4910.0000.0260.1570.000
KCRYuniesky Betancourt -2.195-0.9910.000-1.2040.0000.000
KCRScott Podsednik -0.105-0.7050.0000.6000.0000.000
KCRMitch Maier 1.6621.1850.0000.4480.0290.000
KCRDavid DeJesus 0.456-0.6230.0001.447-0.3680.000
KCRJose Guillen -1.606-1.6060.0000.0000.0000.000
KCRKCR Luckbox0.1570.1570.0000.0000.0000.000
KCRTrey Hillman0.0000.0000.0000.0000.0000.000
KCRJosh Rupe-0.1020.000-0.1020.0000.0007.601
KCRRob Tejeda -1.1150.000-0.295-0.8200.000∞0
KCRBruce Chen1.3190.0001.2050.1140.0000.005
 Kauffmann Stadium0.0000.0000.0000.0000.0000.000


Players of the Game because picking only one is absurd:

Milton Bradley (3.861 NRuns: 1.363 hitting, 2.498 fielding)
Franklin Gutierrez (3.102 NRuns: 0.978 hitting, 2.124 fielding)

ICHIRO HURTS THIS TEAM WITH NEGATIVE NET RUNS (-2.094 NRuns: -0.091 hitting, -1.501 fielding, -0.502 running)

See what happens, Wak, when you use a reliever for multiple innings?: Shawn Kelley (0.620 pitching NRuns)

That pitcher's pretty good, you should use him more: Zack Greinke (1.339 pitching NRuns)

They used to be Mariners:

Yuniesky Betancourt (-2.195 NRuns: -0.991 hitting, -1.204 fielding... the GOAT)
Jose Guillen (-1.606 hitting NRuns)

******

There was no way Ian Snell was going to pitch himself out of a demotion to the bullpen today, but despite his initial trouble he actually pitched very well in the early innings. Both back to back base hits that led off the game were on groundballs past Chone Figgins, and he got a strikeout and pop out with the bases loaded in that frame before a tapback to the mound got him out of it. Even the leadoff double in the 2nd came on a groundball, and none of his outcomes before the inning ending lineout in the 3rd were negative. Even the leadoff walk and wild pitch to start the 4th were negated by a strikeout, and his flyball that led to a triple was negated by a groundout.

It was only the Royals blasting off in his final 1.1 frames (three line drives and a walk) that brought his EXERA hurtling back to Earth like an armaggeddonic meteor. Though Snell will now work out of the bullpen with Cliff Lee back, he showed a ton of reasons today why the team keeps trying to work him into a better pitcher.

This was still a cheese grater of a win, and it took Milton Bradley and Franklin Gutierrez capitalizing with men on for the Mariners to pull ahead. One other positive is that Wak FINALLY used a reliever for multiple frames after a long stretch of one inning outings, as Shawn Kelley finished up the 6th for Snell, and then worked a 1-2-3 7th. See, Wak, it can work! Also, Kudos for actually using the otherwise disused Kelley. Shawn's velocity was down, but he also wasn't working consistently. Perhaps a rhythm of consistent outings can help him get back to form.