This Chicago Cubs offense. It is becoming hilarious in its predictability. Unfortunately for us, it is predictably bad.
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I swore I watched most if this game. How did we leave 22 runners on base with 10 hits and two walks with two runs scoring?
Magic?
There’s team LOB, and there’s individual LOB. That there is the added up individual LOB.
Does a runner have to be in scoring position to be considered LOB if he doesn’t score? If my single only moves a runner from 2nd to 3rd, am I charged with a runner LOB?
That’s a good question. I’m assuming that if you get a hit or take a walk, you don’t get an LOB, even if you don’t score the run.