I'm making this thread to see if this "system" can be profitable, by taking (hopefully) advantage of teams scoring slumps.

I'm tracking each teams "Number of Innings in which a Run is Scored In" for their recent games, as an indicator on how productive they are in scoring each inning. I'm using a minimum of their last 4 games in which they have only scored in 2 or less innings as a basis.

Baltimore is currently the worst at having scored in only 9 separate innings (13 runs) in its last 8 games (72 innings).

Kansas City has only scored in 8...

Braves No Runs in last 22 Innings -
Here's the last 3 and 4 games hitting stats:

ATLANTA BRAVESABRHRBIHRBBKSBLOBAVGLAST 4 Games 1W 3L1408238213294510.164 LAST 3 Games 0W 3L101216209233390.158

MIL: M. Parra (3-7, 6.75) +123 +1.5 -170
ATL: T. Hanson (0-0, 0.00) -133 -1.5 +150

But, Manny Parra could be what the Doctor prescribed for them and just what they need to get out of this slump, as Parra has been rocked in 2 of his last 3 outings:

MANNY PARRADateOpponentScoreDecIPHRERHRBBKERAJun 2@ FLAL 3-10L4111010225　May 27STLL 2-3L6.2733056　May 22@ MINL 3-11L3.1898131　　　　　142622213101213.50

The Braves start Rookie Tommy Hanson:
In 11 starts at Triple-A Gwinnett this year, Hanson had a 1.49 ERA...