2. The injuries have really hurt Vancouver this season. Alexandre Doyle, arguably Vancouver's best performing pitcher this season, is currently out for a year with a ruptured UCL. Rashardo Menne III missed a few weeks of games like he does every season and when your best player gets injured, it will negatively impact your team greatly.
3. The Mounties rank last or near last in all team offensive stats, except for walks and stolen bases. In conclusion, this team can't hit.
4. Their free agent signings have underperformed this season, which was expected. Valeri Kharlamov was brought in to bring fans to the games as he is no where near a starting caliber second baseman anymore. The same can be said for Gerardo Fajardo on the mound. Domenic Wyatt has done what was expected, hitting under .200 and striking out a lot, but he still brings fans to games. Derrek Kennedy was definitely Vancouver's worst signing as he has a -0.8 WAR. Andres Martinez has quietly had a decent season, so not a terrible signing.
5. Opponents salivate at the chance of playing Vancouver, particularly when they are not playing in Vancouver's pitcher friendly stadium.
6. The team is last in the league in attendance, even though they are averaging more fans per game than last season.
7. Only one pitcher has double digit wins, Dermott Halford. So, that's not good.
8. Vancouver has the second worst record in the league, only behind Montreal. Of course another Canadian team decided to be worse than Vancouver this season, pretty rude of them if you ask me.
9. The team has lost their last 5 games. Another fun fact, the Mounties have the second worst losing streak this season, which was set at 13 games. And of course, Montreal lost 14 in a row. They just can't let Vancouver have anything.
10. The Vancouver Mounties are mathematically eliminated from playoff contention, which means they can't make the playoffs this season. This definitely hurts Vancouver's chances of making the playoffs.
