The Rest of the 2010 stats

Here is a look at the entirety of the Palms' 2010 stats.

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 140 607 193 0.318 32 4 20 84 82 67 15 7 129 293 0.483 0.330 0.813 8 100
Ryan Henning 2b 128 518 137 0.264 14 2 15 60 48 62 28 5 102 200 0.386 0.301 0.687 3 71
Jaspero Gonzalez SS 132 603 196 0.325 32 4 25 84 91 64 29 5 96 311 0.516 0.353 0.869 5 114
Martin Prado 3b 134 574 176 0.307 44 2 20 83 72 87 51 5 97 284 0.495 0.359 0.854 7 111
Omir Santos C 57 174 44 0.253 9
6 29 19 30 13 2 43 71 0.408 0.302 0.710 2 76
Eddie Black C 144 611 188 0.308 46 4 26 94 86 59 34 3 123 320 0.524 0.338 0.862 12 111
Coco Crisp CF 148 584 163 0.279 24 12 19 70 82 70 52 9 106 268 0.459 0.336 0.795 4 97
Randy Winn DH/OF 138 576 175 0.304 39 5 11 60 89 84 52 3 110 257 0.446 0.357 0.803 8 100
Ayoz Sadan LF 142 594 183 0.308 32 1 23 86 75 78 36 4 122 286 0.481 0.347 0.829 1 105
Orlando Tiropes OF 16 66 22 0.333 4 1 2 12 8 9 2
21 34 0.515 0.353 0.868
114
Steve Drysdale OF 20 86 32 0.372 3
2 7 15 10 7
17 41 0.477 0.419 0.896
125
Frank Sohn RF 150 651 199 0.306 30 9 19 95 83 68 38 3 131 304 0.467 0.342 0.809 4 100
Paul Janish SS 60 252 79 0.313 19 1 1 24 42 40 26 1 46 103 0.409 0.375 0.784 2 97
Josh Fields 3b 49 183 47 0.257 9 2 5 19 16 40 16 5 41 75 0.410 0.317 0.726
80
Pitchers
9 24 5 0.208


2 2 3 1
7 5 0.208 0.240 0.448
15


And the pitching stats

Player GS W L S BS IP ERA H R K BB WHIP K/BB BAA HR QS K/9
Troy Munoz 33 10 11 0 0 220.67 3.92 236 96 143 55 1.32 2.6 0.263 34 20 5.83
Javier Vazquez 33 17 7 0 0 251.67 3.93 266 110 239 56 1.28 4.267857 0.261 35 19 8.55
Manny Parra 32 8 10 0 0 155.67 5.95 216 103 115 71 1.84 1.619718 0.316 19 10 6.65
Dallas Chastanet 32 13 13 0 0 206.33 4.84 250 111 107 44 1.42 2.431818 0.288 37 13 4.67
Dave Balierough 32 10 16 0 0 199 4.75 245 105 104 41 1.44 2.536585 0.291 25 14 4.70
Buddy Carlyle
1 4 35 7 42.67 4.43 48 21 21 12 1.41 1.75 0.273 9 0 4.43
Art McLoughlin
4 2
1 68.67 5.64 91 43 46 13 1.51 3.538462 0.306 12
6.03
Blake Johnston
1 6
72.33 4.98 87 40 27 17 1.44 1.588235 0.286 14
3.36
Don Schoppe
2 4 2 1 87 4.34 117 42 41 19 1.56 2.157895 0.310 11
4.24
Dennis Sarfate
4 3
1 73.67 4.03 89 33 32 12 1.37 2.666667 0.287 11
3.91
Felix Gonsales
13 3 1
77.33 4.31 93 37 37 12 1.36 3.083333 0.286 15 0 4.31

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