Stats Question (Please Help)

[Lilbillshoops]

I am curious as to how many HOME TEAMS have been swept (at home) in a series this year (of 3 gms or more)???

How or where could I find that. As well, I would like to know which teams they were.

Thanks a lot!!

 

[LordofBalls]

go to....

either mlb.com or cbssportsline.com (then mlb then...

click on schedules.... team by team... will show you month by month their record, where they played, who they played and score...

 

[McVegas]

I have the stats for home and road teams from this year and last year (might even have them from 2006)......I'll look it up for you.

 

[McVegas]

Was, Fla, Pit, Col in the NL....NYY, Tor, KC, Det (twice) and Tex in the AL have all been swept at home this year.

 

[Lilbillshoops]

McVegas -

Thanks a lot man. Do you have all those stats because you keep them or do you use a site online or something. I would love to know, as I am going to start betting trends like this...
Thanks a lot

 

[McVegas]

I keep them. Just so you know, almost every team gets swept at home at least once during the season. I'd say 3 or 4 teams manage to avoid getting swept at home and maybe 1 or 2 avoid getting swept on the road, gotta run, I'll give you last years stats when I get a chance, just so you can see them. Good luck.

 

[McVegas]

Last year, ARZ, COL, and BOS were not swept at home. PHL was not swept on the road. 2006, TOR, TB, MIN, NYM were not swept at home, NYY was not swept on road. Please note that these stats are for 3 or 4 game series and they do not include a series in which game one was rained out and not made up. However, they do include series in which game 2 or 3 was rained out (my thinking is that there was no way of knowing that the series would be shortened to less than 3 games and if you are going to chase the bets, then you would have already started the chase). 2007 NL home teams got swept a total of 36 times (355 series without a sweep), AL home teams got swept 28 times (300 series without a sweep)....hope this helps. Good luck.