2012 Complete season stats


Player Position G AB H AVG 2b 3b HR RBI Run K BB GIDP LOB/3outs TB SLG OBP OPS Sac
Billy Dupont 1b 141 564 166 0.294 36 3 19 70 71 60 17 2 130 265 0.470 0.313 0.783 3
Johnny Giavotella 2b 48 179 53 0.296 13 1 2 14 24 26 8 2 38 74 0.413 0.324 0.738 1
Jaspero Gonzalez 2b 140 617 198 0.321 39 1 30 105 77 85 24 7 79 329 0.533 0.344 0.877 4
Martin Prado 3b 140 635 194 0.306 34 2 23 74 97 78 34 1 137 301 0.474 0.338 0.812 5
Omir Santos C 109 450 141 0.313 33 1 28 79 78 53 34 3 104 260 0.578 0.362 0.939
Jose Molina C 61 241 77 0.320 11 2 10 34 28 28 14 2 59 122 0.506 0.355 0.862 1
Coco Crisp CF 144 663 195 0.294 40 9 18 84 89 80 38 2 116 307 0.463 0.330 0.793 6
Matt Holliday LF 147 596 188 0.315 43 1 21 90 90 82 53 3 128 296 0.497 0.370 0.867 2
Nick Markakis RF 151 588 163 0.277 34 2 19 59 78 77 54 5 129 258 0.439 0.337 0.776 2
Orlando Tiropes OF 31 107 31 0.290 7 1 4 15 18 11 10 1 26 52 0.486 0.347 0.833 1
Steve Drysdale OF 22 84 24 0.286 4
4 12 12 5 5 2 16 40 0.476 0.326 0.802
Frank Sohn OF 149 624 186 0.298 41 6 31 112 80 58 32 6 169 332 0.532 0.330 0.862 5
Eduardo Nunez SS 138 523 133 0.254 30 1 11 55 59 61 35 4 131 198 0.379 0.300 0.679 2
Tony Abreu Util 51 198 55 0.278 9 1 9 23 26 27 14 3 36 93 0.470 0.325 0.795
Pitchers

17 3 0.176 1

1 1 6 1
4 4 0.235 0.222 0.458


163.5556 6086 1807 0.297 375 31 229 827 828 737 373 43 1302 2931 0.482 0.336 0.817 32 

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