2016 Offensive stats


Player Position G AB H AVG 2b 3b HR RBI Run K BB GIDP LOB/3outs TB SLG OBP OPS Sac OPS +
Edwin Encarnacion 1b 150 601 170 0.283 30 1 40 112 92 124 75 1 161 322 0.536 0.360 0.896 4 128
Johnny Giavotella 2b 146 571 162 0.284 27 8 9 61 55 83 25 6 130 232 0.406 0.313 0.720 1 85
Kelly Johnson 2b 41 158 50 0.316 8 2 11 26 31 47 11 3 49 95 0.601 0.361 0.962
143
Willie Bloomquist UTIL 42 163 37 0.227 8
1 4 21 33 7 3 36 48 0.294 0.259 0.553
44
Carlos Ruiz C 111 436 100 0.229 17 2 10 32 50 56 30 3 104 151 0.346 0.278 0.624 2 61
Brett Hayes C 44 165 36 0.218 1 2 5 14 13 35 3
53 56 0.339 0.232 0.572
46
Coco Crisp CF 150 578 147 0.254 31 2 12 66 70 86 47 6 124 218 0.377 0.309 0.686 3 77
Pat Grant OF 16 63 22 0.349 4 1 2 5 6 4 3 1 18 34 0.540 0.379 0.918
135
Nick Markakis RF 156 677 195 0.288 42
11 61 86 114 52 5 122 270 0.399 0.339 0.738
91
Gregor Blanco OF 30 112 35 0.313 7 4 3 21 11 17 10
21 59 0.527 0.369 0.896
129
John Jaso DH/C 146 623 182 0.292 43 2 21 88 105 109 77 1 106 292 0.469 0.368 0.837 4 116
Frank Sohn LF 148 619 188 0.304 40 2 24 98 80 92 44 7 154 304 0.491 0.348 0.839 3 115
Chris Korb 3b 137 564 158 0.280 30 2 21 85 59 80 38 3 141 255 0.452 0.325 0.777 2 99
Tony Abreu SS 141 617 199 0.323 33 7 28 96 89 95 41 5 96 330 0.535 0.364 0.898 2 129
Pitchers
11 36 5 0.139

1 1 2 7 1
13 8 0.222 0.162 0.384
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