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Offensively, these two clubs are very even, except of course for their HR/FB rates. That being said, there is a sizeable difference in the pitching (I know, big surprise). Both clubs are below league average when it comes to runs against, but the Brewers have a clear edge. Yes, the Mets pitching has looked better of late (particularly the starters), but so has the Brewers. Brewers pitchers do a much better job keeping runners off base, which is a good thing considering they do give up the long ball at about the same rate as the Mets.
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Graphic Guide: League average is scaled to 100. Scores higher than 100 indicate performance better than league average, less than 100 indicates performance worse than league average regardless of the statistic. For example, if a team has a FIP of 110% on the graph their actual FIP is 10% better than league average.
Offense
RS/G: Runs Scored per Game
wOBA: Weighted On-base Average
OBP: On-base Percentage
SLG: Slugging
BABIP: Batting Average on Balls in Play
HR/FB: Home run to Fly Ball Ratio
Defense
RA/G: Runs Against per Game
FIP: Fielding Independent Pitching
tERA: True Runs Allowed
LOB%: Left On-base Percentage
BABIP: Batting Average on Balls in Play
K/BB: Strikeouts to Walk Ratio
HR/FB: Home run to Fly Ball Ratio
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