Offense:
AVG - .260 (16th)
OBP - .335 (7th)
SLG - .430 (6th)
OPS - .765 (5th)
R – 3996 (4th)
DBL – 1477 (14th)
TRPL – 184 (7th)
HR – 970 (3rd)
SB – 597 (6th)
BB – 2915 (5th)
K – 5565 (17th)
WAR – 161.5 (1st)
Pitching:
W – 473 (2nd)
ERA – 3.90 (5th)
WHIP – 1.32 (3rd)
K/9 – 7.11 (13th)
BB/9 – 2.96 (2nd)
BB:K – 2.40 (1st)
SV – 220 (3rd)
CG – 49 (1st)
SHO – 23 (1st)
WAR – 81.5 (15th)
Fielding:
E – 412 (1st)
FLD% - .987 (1st)
PB – 41 (3rd)
WP – 157 (1st)
UZR – 108.0 (4th)
5 comments:
The walks to strike out ratio and that fielding has been awesome.
Not walking the opposition is key, as is not giving up extra outs.
Agreed. What this also shows, however, is that the offense simply does not hit for average. Lots of runs, but based upon the dearth of doubles and triples, a lot of their scoring is from hrs. Lots of walks brings up the OBP. These statistics confirm what the casual observer of this team already knew.
And as the players get older their power numbers are going down, and their batting averages remain mediocre, which is why there is cause for concern heading forward.
Lineup for tomorrow's game against Florida St.
Jimmy Rollins, SS.
Juan Pierre, DH.
Shane Victorino, CF.
Hunter Pence, RF.
Ty Wigginton, 3B.
Domonic Brown, LF.
John Mayberry Jr., 1B.
Michael Martinez, 2B.
Tuffy Gosewisch, C.
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