Scoring 2 Runs or Fewer

The Dodgers have averaged 2.26 runs a game since the All-Star break through August 3. In 2010, there have been 953 games where a team scored two runs or fewer. Teams are 132–821 when they do so. That's a .139 winning percentage. The Dodgers have 35 games with 2 or fewer runs so far this year. They are 11–24, a .314 winning percentage. Somehow they've been very lucky when failing to score.

1. Dodgers 35 11–24 .314

2. Padres 32 9–23 .281

3. Red Sox 26 7–19 .269

4. Marlins 28 7–21 .250

5. Phillies 33 8–25 .242

6. Rockies 31 7–24 .226

7. Twins 27 6–21 .222

8. Rangers 25 5–20 .200

9. Pirates 44 8–36 .182

10. Giants 34 6–28 .176

11. White Sox 30 5–25 .167

12. Yankees 19 3–16 .158

13. Cardinals 35 5–30 .143

14. Mariners 50 7–43 .140

MAJOR LEAGUES 953 132–821 .139

15. Reds 24 3–21 .125

16. Diamondbacks 34 4–30 .112

17. Mets 30 3–27 .100

18. Nationals 31 3–28 .097

19. Angels 33 3–30 .091

20. Indians 34 3–31 .088

21. Rays 24 2–22 .083

22. Braves 27 2–25 .074

23t. Astros 41 3–38 .073

23t. Cubs 41 3–38 .073

25t. Brewers 30 2–28 .067

25t. Royals 30 2–28 .067

27. Athletics 34 2–32 .059

28. Blue Jays 21 1–20 .048

29. Tigers 27 1–26 .038

30. Orioles 43 1–42 .023

Source: Baseball-Reference.com PI – Team Batting: For 2010, (requiring R<=2), sorted by greatest Performances matching selected criteria in a season.