A Possible Angle Developing?

[rwall]

As we all know the air in Colorado is thin and the ball travels much further. I've heard it said that the thin air also keeps pitches from breaking as sharp as in other parks.
With this in mind I looked at how visiting teams faired when playing their first game out of Colorado. When returning to stadiums where the balls will break sharper.
There have only been 4 teams to study this from and the teams ended 2-2 SU. BUT neither of the 4 teams scored more then 2 runs:

SD won @ home 1-0 vs. Pitt
SF lost 2-7 @ SD
Ari won 2-1 @ SF
LAD lost 2-4 @ home vs. Ari
Florida (NEXT)

I know that besides Arizona these teams have not shown to be offensive in the least, but I still think this may be something to keep in mind in the future.

I'm not patient enough to go back to last years stats, just thought this could be interesting to look at.

[Lsufan]

Thanks for the insight.

Rwall, do you have MSN Messenger?

[rwall]

No I don't I have AOL, but I don't get it here at work. I am still here working a detail until 930est.
I need you to resend your address to me I accidentally deleted the email w/ it. I should have all those things by this weekend.

[Lsufan]

You got mail

[rwall]

I will reply when I get home

[Lsufan]

I have a poker game tonight, and will be in at around 3:00 am CDT. I'll look at it when I get in.

Stay safe bro!

[GOLDENGREEK]

Sorry Thought U Were Talking About Curt Angle. Wwe

[Three Jack]

I have been doing something, and I know a lot of people won't agree with it but I have been doing something like the ol Martingale system on the Over in Colorado. Hitting it for 3 units the first game of ever series and then doubling. If I remember correctly, most have gone over the first game (like tonight) and some havemade it to Game 2, but none to the last game of the series.