During the month of April 2010, the Cubs played 26 games and got 232 hits, averaging to 8.9 hits per game, 10 of those games had hits in the double digits. There was not a single game with less than 3 hits. A total of 121 runs were scored averaging 4.6 runs per game. In 8 of those games, the Cubs scored 2 or less runs, one of those being a shutout, there were 2 games having runs scored in the double digits.
During the month of May 2010, the Cubs played 26 games and got 225 hits, averaging to 8.6 hits per game, 7 of those games had hits in the double digits. There was not a single games with less than 4 hits. A total of 104 runs were scored averaging 4 runs per game. In 10 of those games, the Cubs scored 2 or less runs, there were 2 games having runs scored in the double digits.
During the month of June 2010, the Cubs played 26 games and got 210 hits, averaging to 8 hits per game, 7 of those games had hits in the double digits. There was not a single games with less than 3 hits. A total of 91 runs were scored averaging 3.5 runs per game. In 13 of those games, the Cubs scored 2 or less runs, 4 of those being shutouts, there was 1 game having runs scored in the double digits.
So far, during the month of July 2010, the Cubs played 6 games and got 47 hits, averaging to 7.8 hits per game, 3 of those games had hits in the double digits. A total of 23 runs were scored averaging 4.6 runs per game. In 2 of those games, the Cubs scored 2 or less runs, 1 of those being a shutout.
The worst losses came on June 19 vs LA Angels when the Cubs were blanked 12-0 and only managed to squeeze out 2 hits, with a repeat performance on July 2 against the Cincinnati Reds.
Coming off of their first series win in quite a while, the Cubs are aiming to get back on track in July. We welcome the All-Star break and hope our beloved Cubbies take advantage of some down-time to to get some needed R&R and come back swinging (and winning). The Cubs lone representative at the 2010 All-Star Game will be Marlon Byrd – let’s see if he will be in the Home Run Derby and then help bring a win to the NL.
All-Star R & R
written by shellie619
\\ tags: All Star Game, Aramis Ramirez, Chicago Cubs, Cubbies, Go Cubs 2010, Ivan DeJesus, Marlon Byrd, Sean Marshall, Wrigley Field
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