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A look into Brian Fuentes Stats

Found September 18, 2009 on Angelswin: Yardbarker Blogger Network
PLAYERS: Brian Fuentes
TEAMS: Los Angeles Angels

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(AP Photo)Not sure what to make of them exactly, but I was curious so I looked up the following stats:Fuentes has appeared in 59 games this season, allowing earned run(s) in 14 of them. (45 scoreless appearances.)Of the games where he has allowed runs, he allowed one run 8 times, two runs 3 times, three runs twice and four runs once.Earned runs allowed during saves: 2Earned runs allowed during blown saves: 16Earned runs allowed during non-save situations: 6Saves in games entered with a 4-run lead: 4Saves in games entered with a 3-run lead: 12Saves in games entered with a 2-run lead: 6Saves in games entered with a 1-run lead: 20
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