After today's game:
86 at bats, 1.243 OPS
17 XBH/33 Total Hits
CURRENT MLB TOP 5:
1. Matt Kemp 1.305
2. Josh Hamilton 1.298
3. Bryan LaHair 1.241
4. David Ortiz 1.106
5. David Wright 1.031
I'll try to track this every day..or atleast after every game.
With a name like LaHair, shouldn't he have hair like this?
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Through May 10th 2012:
1. Josh Hamilton 1.274 OPS, 114 AB
2. Matt Kemp 1.249 OPS, 109 AB
3. Bryan LaHair 1.243 OPS, 86 AB
4. Josh Willingham (MIN) 1.067 OPS, 96 AB
5. David Ortiz 1.043 OPS, 122 AB
Interestingly enough, the player with the lowest OPS (among qualified candidates) is Brent Morel of the White Sox.
16/93 .172 BA, 2 XBH, 4 BB/33 K, .400 OPS
Marlon Byrd is at .442
Ouch
Looking at K:BB ratio..Clint Barmes has 1 walk to 25 strikeouts LOL and is batting .152! His slugging percentage is a little inflated because 9 of his 14 hits are XB.
Allen Craig = 1.284.
Is he qualified yet?Originally Posted by nuraman00
I guess not.
I sorted by min PA (75) and he didn't show up.
He did show up when I sorted by atleast 50 PA.
Cardinals have a lot of young hitters who have looked like All-star caliber players in small sample sizes. Freese and Craig to name two. I wonder if they can keep it up.
That's the same OPS Bryan LaHair had when I started this thread lol
Look at post #1
I'm looking at post # 1. In post # 1, LaHair = 1.243.That's the same OPS Bryan LaHair had when I started this thread lol
Look at post #1
Dutch litchford hacked into my account (Figured out my password was 'dutch sucks eggs') and posted that to make me appear stupid.
We've had so many posts like these the past few weeks.
Not to mention that I started posting in 'Denver-LA' game thread, you mentioned it, I didn't see the post until now, and then we just continue posting in the same thread LOL
As of 5/19:
1. Josh Hamilton 1.225 OPS, 146 AB
2. Matt Kemp 1.173 OPS, 117 AB
3. David Wright 1.132 OPS, 127 AB
4. Paul Konerko 1.058 OPS, 139 AB
5. Joey Votto 1.050 OPS, 133 AB
Bryan LaHair has fallen to 8th, at 1.037
Other notables:
Carlos Ruiz is batting .361 with 7 homers, 29 rbi, and has only struck out 13 times this year. Wow
Chris Young of Arizona only has 47 at-bats this year but he has a higher OPS than Hamilton. 18/47 with 5 homers and 5 doubles and a .383 average
George Kottaras of Milwaukee has walked 14 times, and struck out just 8 in 35 at bats. 4 of his 9 hits are extra base.
Can you keep adding Allen Craig?
Also, remember I had 4 questions last year? I think they were:
1. Which hitter gets the most called strikeouts?
2. Which pitcher gets the most called strikeouts?
3. Which hitter gets the most swinging strikeouts?
4. Which pitcher gets the most swinging strikeouts?
I think you found a way to sort through last year's data, and give some sort of answer. I know it wasn't a perfect match, but you found something that was on the right track, and satisfied my curiosity.
What did you do again, and can you find out this info for either this year or last year?
I think you used fan graphs or something to see what pitcher gets pitches swung at that were out of the zone, for example.
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