#1
Inn.6
Nationals scoring tendency
54%
Own scoring 64%
Opponent allowing 43%
Marlins scoring tendency
32%
Own scoring 36%
Opponent allowing 29%
Sustained highCombined vs league +33pp
Ranked from both teams’ inning offense and defense. Each team value combines its scoring rate with the opponent’s allowing rate; the league gap sums both sides. This is historical context, not a prediction.
Each cell combines both teams’ tendencies; select an inning to see the split
Each team is ranked separately: #1–#3 mark the top three scoring rates and allowing rates.
| Team | Item | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10+ |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nationals | R | #236% 5/14 | 29% 4/14 | 21% 3/14 | 29% 4/14 | 7% 1/14 | #164% 9/14 | 21% 3/14 | 21% 3/14 | #333% 3/9 | 0% 0/1 |
| RA | 29% 4/14 | 29% 4/14 | 29% 4/14 | 21% 3/14 | #243% 6/14 | 29% 4/14 | #336% 5/14 | #150% 7/14 | 20% 2/10 | 100% 1/1 | |
| Marlins | R | 29% 4/14 | 14% 2/14 | 21% 3/14 | 14% 2/14 | #236% 5/14 | #336% 5/14 | 29% 4/14 | 7% 1/14 | #142% 5/12 | 60% 3/5 |
| RA | 21% 3/14 | 14% 2/14 | #236% 5/14 | 14% 2/14 | #336% 5/14 | #143% 6/14 | 29% 4/14 | 29% 4/14 | 9% 1/11 | 40% 2/5 |
Scoring rate is the share of actual offensive innings with at least one run. Unplayed half-innings are excluded; extras do not enter the top-three ranking.