Beat the Streak Report: Wednesday, April 15

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Today’s recommended picks

David Wright, 3B, Mets
5-for-6 (.833 AVG) lifetime vs. Padres starter Kevin Correia

Vladimir Guerrero, OF, Angels
11-for-26 (.423 AVG) since ’04 vs. Mariners starter Jarrod Washburn

Hanley Ramirez, SS, Marlins
8-for-14 (.571 AVG) lifetime vs. Braves starter Derek Lowe

BTS all-time leader: Michael Karatzia, 49
MLB all-time leader: Joe DiMaggio, 56

Yesterday’s results

The pack at the top of the leaderboard is slowly but surely dwindling, as 459 users remain tied for first place with a nine-game streak. How many can reach double digits in this early stage of the season? Stay tuned…

Yesterday’s Top 5 most selected players

1. Bobby Abreu (LAA): 8.6%, 2-for-5
2. Albert Pujols (STL): 6.9%, 2-for-5
3. Kevin Youkilis (BOS): 5.2%, 2-for-5
4. Ian Kinsler (TEX): 4.2%, 2-for-5
5. Howard Kendrick (LAA): 4.1%, 0-for-3

4 comments

  1. tse1120@comcast.net

    Stats say Howard Kendrick was 0-3 but he was hit by a pitch and my streak went back to 0. Rules state I should not go back to 0.

    A hitting streak will also NOT end if each of the selected player’s plate appearances (one or more) result in a base on balls, hit batsman, defensive interference or a sacrifice bunt.

  2. rip2thecompetition

    Yeah it’s if “each” of his plate appearances result in one of those. But that only happened in 1 of his 4 at-bats. It’s correct your streak ended.

  3. dodgerfan88@ca.rr.com

    Howie kendrick got hit by a pitch and had a sac bunt, so if those were his only two at bats your streak would have continued, but he went 0 for 3 in his other at-bats so the streak ended.

    I picked him yesterday too and was hating the fact that he had to sacrifice in the 8th inning with my streak on the line.

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