Runs Given Up or Runs Scored Per Inning

[kmbrahm]

I haven't found it yet, so figured I'd ask here.

I'd like to check how many runs I'm giving up in a certain innings.

Is that possible?

[rexrowland]

I've been playing since OOTP13, and I haven't seen anything like that yet. I could be mistaken, but I'm pretty sure that's a stat that doesn't exist. You might need to go back through all the box scores and figure it out manually if you have the patience.

[kmbrahm]

Are you aware of any way to export the box scores? I know I don't have the patience to scroll through them, but if I can get it into a flatter file I can work with it.

Originally Posted by rexrowland

I've been playing since OOTP13, and I haven't seen anything like that yet. I could be mistaken, but I'm pretty sure that's a stat that doesn't exist. You might need to go back through all the box scores and figure it out manually if you have the patience.

[kmbrahm]

Originally Posted by rexrowland

I've been playing since OOTP13, and I haven't seen anything like that yet. I could be mistaken, but I'm pretty sure that's a stat that doesn't exist. You might need to go back through all the box scores and figure it out manually if you have the patience.

Forgot to mention, if you go into League there is a batting split for Teams that has innings 1-3, 3-6, etc but it returns 0s instead of the answer. That same split doesn't exist on the pitching side. I should report that.

[Syd Thrift]

Yeah, that's not a stat that's really tracked in regular baseball, so you're not going to see it in the game. You should find runs per *game* and runs allowed per *game*, which works out to something like runs per 9 innings, especially after things even out a month or so into the season. Very rarely if ever will you see even a 50 game period in which a team's R/G will differ greatly from their R/I. Sometimes a home team won't play the 9th, sometimes you'll go into extra innings, but over time, and usually not even that much time, it all evens out (at least to the extent that all teams wind up playing in about the same number of innings per game).

[kmbrahm]

Originally Posted by Syd Thrift

Yeah, that's not a stat that's really tracked in regular baseball, so you're not going to see it in the game. You should find runs per *game* and runs allowed per *game*, which works out to something like runs per 9 innings, especially after things even out a month or so into the season. Very rarely if ever will you see even a 50 game period in which a team's R/G will differ greatly from their R/I. Sometimes a home team won't play the 9th, sometimes you'll go into extra innings, but over time, and usually not even that much time, it all evens out (at least to the extent that all teams wind up playing in about the same number of innings per game).

It is tracked in regular baseball. MLB.com has it, so does FanGraphs.

[CBeisbol]

Originally Posted by kmbrahm

It is tracked in regular baseball. MLB.com has it, so does FanGraphs.

And baseball reference

It appears that Syd misunderstood and thought you were looking for runs per inning and not runs by inning,

[kmbrahm]

Originally Posted by CBeisbol

And baseball reference

It appears that Syd misunderstood and thought you were looking for runs per inning and not runs by inning,

Thank you CBeisbol for making it much more clear. I should learn how to embed like you did, so I won't be as confusing.

[kmbrahm]

xxxxx

[CBeisbol]

Originally Posted by kmbrahm

answered my own question

Where is it?

[kmbrahm]

Originally Posted by CBeisbol

Where is it?

Sorry, I'm the worst.

I had a follow-up question to you, but I figured out the answer seconds after I hit submit. As far as I know, it still doesn't exist in OOTP.