2013 Miami Palms batting statistics.

Player Position G AB H AVG 2b 3b HR RBI Run K BB GIDP LOB/3outs TB SLG OBP OPS Sac
Billy Dupont 1b 150 633 190 0.300 33 7 20 76 82 73 22 9 177 297 0.469 0.322 0.791 4
Johnny Giavotella 2b 47 183 49 0.268 10 1 3 14 18 37 9 3 39 70 0.383 0.302 0.685
Kelly Johnson 2b 141 527 136 0.258 20
21 66 70 141 57 0 132 219 0.416 0.329 0.745 2
Martin Prado 3b 136 600 198 0.330 35 4 17 74 103 74 52 7 106 292 0.487 0.383 0.870 1
Carlos Ruiz C 119 498 156 0.313 34 3 24 89 86 72 64 2 96 268 0.538 0.390 0.928 2
Brett Hayes C 45 161 41 0.255 4 1 3 18 19 41 10 3 36 56 0.348 0.293 0.641 3
Coco Crisp CF 149 683 196 0.287 50 6 18 75 110 92 47 6 134 312 0.457 0.332 0.789 1
Joe Mather OF 20 75 17 0.227 1
5 13 8 18 2 1 25 33 0.440 0.247 0.687
Nick Markakis RF 148 604 200 0.331 39 5 23 89 82 80 50 7 100 318 0.526 0.381 0.907 3
Gregor Blanco OF 21 81 23 0.284 8
1 10 6 20 10
24 34 0.420 0.359 0.778 1
Steve Drysdale OF 146 624 188 0.301 28 4 36 128 95 58 33 4 154 332 0.532 0.330 0.862 12
Frank Sohn LF 151 649 208 0.320 42 7 37 122 96 72 30 3 148 375 0.578 0.348 0.926 4
Chris Korb UTIL 48 186 58 0.312 13
8 19 26 22 11
36 95 0.511 0.348 0.859 1
Tony Abreu SS 136 538 161 0.299 17 7 14 72 69 95 30 2 127 234 0.435 0.335 0.769 3
Pitchers

28 6 0.214 1

3 1 5 1 1 1 7 0.250 0.241 0.491


161.8889 6070 1827 0.301 335 45 230 868 871 900 428 48 1335 2942 0.485 0.345 0.830 37

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