Red Sox Recap, 23 April 2010 to 25 April 2010

Between Friday 23 April 2010 and Sunday 25 April 2010, the Boston Red Sox played three home games against the Baltimore Orioles in Fenway Park.

Game One – Friday 23 April 2010

Red Sox 4 runs 6 hits 0 errors
Orioles 3 runs 9 hits 2 errors
Red Sox won
Game totals: 7 runs 15 hits 2 errors
Analysis: Red Sox had 57.14% of the game runs, 40.00% of the game hits, 0.00% of the game errors

Game Two – Saturday 24 April 2010

Red Sox 7 runs 9 hits 1 error
Orioles 6 runs 17 hits 0 errors
Red Sox won
Game totals: 13 runs 26 hits 1 error
Analysis: Red Sox had 53.84% of the game runs, 34.62% of the game hits, 100% of the game errors

Game Three – Sunday 25 April 2010

Red Sox 6 runs 13 hits 1 error
Orioles 7 runs 14 hits 0 errors
Red Sox lost
Game totals: 13 runs 27 hits 1 error
Analysis: Red Sox had 46.15% of the game runs, 48.15% of the game hits, 100% of the game errors


Combined Totals

Red Sox 17 runs 28 hits 2 errors
Orioles 16 runs 40 hits 2 errors
Red Sox: two wins, one loss
Totals: 33 runs 68 hits 4 errors
Analysis: Red Sox had 51.52% of the total runs, 41.18% of the total hits, 50.00% of the total errors


Hitting (Season)

Red Sox wins when hitting in double digits = 5
Red Sox losses when hitting in double digits = 2
Total number of games = 7
Red Sox won 71.43% of the games when hitting in double digits

Red Sox wins when hitting in single digits = 3
Red Sox losses when hitting in single digits = 9
Total number of games = 12
Red Sox won 25.00% of the games when hitting in single digits

Season-To-Sunday 25 April 2010

Red Sox: 82 runs 167 hits 14 errors
Opponents: 101 runs 182 hits 10 errors
Red Sox: eight wins, eleven losses
Totals: 183 runs 349 hits 24 errors
Analysis: Red Sox had 44.81% of the total runs, 47.85% of the total hits, 58.33% of the total errors


AL East Standings (at the start of Monday 26 April 2010)

Tampa Bay 14 5 .737
New York 12 6 .667
Toronto 10 9 .526
Boston 8 11 .421
Baltimore 3 16 .158

Images:

Left: Pie chart of percentage share of runs between the Red Sox and Orioles

Right: Pie chart of percentage share of hits between the Red Sox and Orioles