Anyone Have Numbers on Teams Who Blow a lead in Specifically the 9th

Slade?

Anyone?

Always seems the team who blew a ninth inning lead come back strong at least if they are similar or better than the team they lost to.

Most of the time unless they are much better 

they lose the next game....

I know teams who lose when they are up like 4-5 or more at some point in a game do bad the next. But I can swear the 9th specifically they comeback and win after blowing it. But I got so many numbers and systems in my head and not the actual numbers I might be mistaken.

imo

all anecdotal .......

In all sports......but especially the one's involving day to day competition......

The lower end teams have a much harder time getting past/overcoming a late loss. They know wins are hard to come by. When they puke one away late, I think they feel more devastated. And might even still be kicking dirt into the next game.

At the same time, some shiit teams with shiit players and a garbage organization......don't have any heart in the first place. I think that comes into play more later in a bad season. They just quit. Late loss or not.

@IntenseOperator

Enough about the White Sox!

@Cranky_Hank

 Tru dat

@smellybunty

 You mean Seward (ARI) who has blown a save in 3 straight appearances?

@Ricodamus

That is correct. First time in his career he has blown 3 straight save chances.

   On Sunday 7-7 , Pittsburgh blew a 2-1 lead  in the 9th and lost 3-2.

   They came back and beat the Mets  8-2 yesterday.

   They were -118 in that game . So maybe the time to fade a team in this spot is when they are a dog the next day.

@Cranky_Hank

 I can’t stop

 good read

@Runnin Mitch

 I was interested in that kind of bounceback trend as well -- and then CWS bullpen blew the game @ Miami two games in a row.  The first loss wasn't the 9th, but I'm sure it still sucked just as much for the starting pitcher and field players to watch.

I don’t have that info, but would be nice to have.