Season Stats for 2011

Below are the compiled stats for the Miami Palms for the 2011 season.

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 141 592 173 0.292 33 5 20 66 69 53 17 4 143 276 0.466 0.310 0.777 3 90
Ryan Henning 2b 45 183 56 0.306 9 3 8 27 25 25 2 1 45 95 0.519 0.312 0.831 1 102
Jaspero Gonzalez 2b 138 595 191 0.321 27 2 27 98 70 74 24 9 114 303 0.509 0.343 0.853 7 109
Martin Prado 3b 137 599 191 0.319 42 8 25 90 95 83 34 6 113 324 0.541 0.355 0.896 1 119
Omir Santos C 84 331 104 0.314 16 1 18 47 47 47 21 2 58 176 0.532 0.352 0.884 3 116
Jose Molina C 87 334 94 0.281 12 1 15 49 46 66 24 2 83 153 0.458 0.324 0.782 6 93
Coco Crisp CF 150 646 190 0.294 38 10 18 75 92 78 63 8 116 302 0.467 0.356 0.823 2 104
Randy Winn DH/OF 144 565 148 0.262 33 3 12 58 81 78 49 5 114 223 0.395 0.319 0.713 4 78
Ayoz Sadan LF 149 638 186 0.292 31 4 27 74 77 75 30 7 142 306 0.480 0.321 0.801 5 96
Orlando Tiropes OF 26 93 23 0.247 6 3 8 7 10 6 1 22 38 0.409 0.293 0.702 73
Steve Drysdale OF 19 69 28 0.406 5 1 8 6 5 6 11 36 0.522 0.442 0.963 2 141
Frank Sohn RF 157 673 212 0.315 43 7 30 108 95 63 22 4 143 359 0.533 0.335 0.868 4 111
Paul Janish SS 139 511 133 0.260 21 4 20 68 60 77 62 6 125 222 0.434 0.337 0.772 5 92
Tony Abreu Util 52 205 59 0.288 15 2 16 19 29 7 5 49 80 0.390 0.311 0.702 75
Pitchers 23 7 0.304 1 1 4 4 3 11 11 0.478 0.304 0.783 91
PITCHING

Player GS W L S BS IP ERA H R K BB WHIP K/BB BAA HR QS K/9 FIP BaBIP
Javier Vazquez 33 8 13 188 4.60 210 96 113 61 1.44 1.852459016 0.271 36 14 5.41 3.752767528 7.23 0.278
Troy Munoz 33 10 9 1 207 4.70 249 108 118 61 1.50 1.93442623 0.286 31 15 5.13 3.425806452 5.41 0.302
Kevin Correia 32 7 6 164.67 4.48 186 82 113 59 1.49 1.915254237 0.274 24 7 6.18 4.151020408 5.11 0.298
Dave Balierough 32 11 11 195 4.98 259 108 96 40 1.53 2.4 0.307 39 12 4.43 2.889632107 7.14 0.310
Ivan Fernandez 32 10 18 194.67 6.29 265 136 91 54 1.64 1.685185185 0.312 41 8 4.21 2.567398119 8.43 0.312
Manny Parra 1 4 32 7 40.67 5.53 54 25 24 9 1.55 2.666666667 0.307 9 5.31 3.428571429 7.55 0.315
Art McLoughlin 5 4 1 4 94 5.94 120 62 40 20 1.49 2 0.299 19 3.83 2.571428571 7.73 0.294
Blake Johnston 7 8 3 99 6.64 141 73 38 13 1.56 2.923076923 0.322 22 3.45 2.220779221 8.05 0.315
Don Schoppe 3 2 1 81 6.00 110 54 36 15 1.54 2.4 0.312 21 4.00 2.592 9.72 0.301
Dennis Sarfate 4 9 3 92 5.67 132 58 37 22 1.67 1.681818182 0.324 17 3.62 2.162337662 7.41 0.325
Felix Gonsales 7 5 0 92.33 4.68 119 48 40 22 1.53 1.818181818 0.301 10 3.90 2.553191489 4.02 0.315

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