The rest of the stats

Here in spreadsheet form are the stats in their entirety for all the players on the Miami Palms.

BATTING
Player Position G AB H AVG 2b 3b HR RBI Run K BB GIDP LOB/3outs TB SLG OBP OPS Sac OPS +
Billy Dupont 1b 147 628 180 0.287 33 9 22 94 81 79 26 2 128 297 0.473 0.310 0.783 11 99
Ryan Henning 2b 136 520 131 0.252 16 1 12 41 63 64 37 9 126 185 0.356 0.299 0.655 4 70
Jaspero Gonzalez 2b 39 160 52 0.325 10 1 6 18 12 13 7 1 33 82 0.513 0.351 0.864 1 120
Martin Prado 3b 140 631 197 0.312 38 10 10 63 72 92 41 7 123 285 0.452 0.351 0.803 6 107
Omir Santos C 49 176 45 0.256 9 1 3 16 23 23 13 1 42 58 0.330 0.305 0.635 1 66
Eddie Black C 121 510 148 0.290 31 1 25 86 66 59 30 1 118 256 0.502 0.327 0.829 5 111
Coco Crisp CF 150 571 163 0.285 23 4 11 51 60 93 42 5 115 227 0.398 0.333 0.730 3 89
Randy Winn DH/OF 144 637 208 0.327 42 3 22 77 83 91 43 4 103 322 0.505 0.367 0.872 4 124
Ayoz Sadan LF 148 588 163 0.277 28 2 18 77 58 72 49 6 131 249 0.423 0.331 0.754 4 94
Orlando Tiropes OF 26 94 24 0.255 4 1 1 13 12 14 7
20 33 0.351 0.304 0.655 1 70
Steve Drysdale OF 22 95 32 0.337 3
4 15 14 7 7
32 47 0.495 0.379 0.873 1 125
Frank Sohn RF 144 595 187 0.314 32 7 14 62 79 67 48 5 121 275 0.462 0.363 0.825 4 113
Troy Tulowitzki SS 140 571 164 0.287 31 5 18 77 68 94 43 3 106 259 0.454 0.335 0.789 3 103
Breck Smythe Utility 43 181 51 0.282 6 3 7 20 19 21 4 5 45 84 0.464 0.297 0.761 0 93
Pitchers
9 25 2 0.080 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 0 6 2 0.080 0.115 0.195


PITCHING
Player GS W L S BS IP ERA H R K BB WHIP K/BB BAA HR QS K/9
Troy Munoz 33 17 12

231.67 3.46 229 89 161 52 1.21 3.096154 0.248 31 25 6.25
Javier Vazquez 33 13 9

199.67 5.32 231 118 166 66 1.49 2.515152 0.278 29 16 7.48
Manny Parra 32 8 13

154.33 7.11 203 122 140 67 1.75 2.089552 0.305 25 8 8.16
Dave Balierough 32 13 10

208 4.63 239 107 128 57 1.42 2.245614 0.277 30 19 5.54
Dallas Chastanet 32 13 12

214.67 3.86 240 92 147 45 1.33 3.266667 0.271 30 21 6.16
Buddy Carlyle
2 2 44 5 51.67 3.31 57 19 23 11 1.32 2.090909 0.269 4 0 4.01
Art McLoughlin
3 3 1 3 78.67 3.89 99 34 33 20 1.51 1.65 0.296 10 0 3.78
Blake Johnston
4 4
1 84 2.89 90 27 30 23 1.35 1.304348 0.263 6 0 3.21
Don Schoppe
4 5

68.67 4.06 71 31 31 19 1.31 1.631579 0.256 10 0 4.06
Dennis Sarfate
4 2 1 2 71.33 3.15 68 25 26 18 1.21 1.444444 0.241 7 0 3.28
Felix Gonsales
6 3
1 68 3.44 78 26 30 7 1.25 4.285714 0.277 6 0 3.97

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