2018 Batting statistics

 

Number Player Position G AB H AVG 2b 3b HR RBI Run K BB GIDP LOB/3outs TB SLG OBP OPS Sac OPS +

Clutch Perceived value ISO BABIP K% BB%
10 Edwin Encarnacion 1b 138 544 150 0.276 22 2 26 76 93 111 59 1 142 254 0.467 0.347 0.814
104 Edwin Encarnacion 0.535211 55.84833152 0.191 0.305 18.4% 9.8%
12 Johnny Giavotella UTIL 38 134 40 0.299 10 2 2 10 18 24 9 0 21 60 0.448 0.340 0.788 1 98 Johnny Giavotella 0.47619 46.8134995 0.149 0.352 16.8% 6.3%
17 Jaspero Gonzalez 2b 137 584 159 0.272 35 3 29 99 75 83 32 7 126 287 0.491 0.309 0.800 3 98 Jaspero Gonzalez 0.785714 77.31230237 0.219 0.275 13.5% 5.2%
35 Greg Garcia UTIL 36 126 33 0.262 10 1 1 9 17 19 14 1 30 48 0.381 0.336 0.717
82 Greg Garcia 0.3 24.72813078 0.119 0.302 13.6% 10.0%
51 Carlos Ruiz C 56 212 56 0.264 7 1 6 22 21 50 15 1 39 83 0.392 0.313 0.704
78 Carlos Ruiz 0.564103 43.9536803 0.127 0.321 22.0% 6.6%
19 Brett Hayes C 118 483 175 0.362 29 6 20 78 68 84 26 3 115 276 0.571 0.392 0.963 4 140 Brett Hayes 0.678261 95.28718771 0.209 0.409 16.5% 5.1%
41 Pat Grant OF 154 691 208 0.301 43 10 19 85 91 86 42 8 132 328 0.475 0.340 0.814 3 104 Pat Grant
0.643939 66.95775225 0.174 0.323 11.7% 5.7%
22 Nick Markakis LF 150 560 153 0.273 29 3 9 63 70 104 52 4 143 215 0.384 0.333 0.717 3 82 Nick Markakis 0.440559 36.28798357 0.111 0.322 17.0% 8.5%
16 Travis Jankowski OF 148 568 151 0.266 20 5 10 52 62 121 48 2 140 211 0.371 0.323 0.694 1 76 Travis Jankowski 0.371429 28.39775792 0.106 0.323 19.6% 7.8%
23 Brock Holt UTIL 40 142 36 0.254 10 0 1 14 15 21 19 0 42 49 0.345 0.337 0.682 2 75 Brock Holt 0.333333 25.04386677 0.092 0.292 13.0% 11.8%
25 Frank Sohn RF 155 631 191 0.303 48 8 20 86 91 83 51 3 147 315 0.499 0.354 0.854 1 114 Frank Sohn 0.585034 66.4953638 0.197 0.324 12.2% 7.5%
6 Chris Korb 3b 148 595 175 0.294 30 5 22 96 73 94 27 1 137 281 0.472 0.323 0.795 3 99 Chris Korb 0.70073 69.07193195 0.178 0.319 15.1% 4.3%
21 Tony Abreu SS 145 632 200 0.316 39 11 18 68 69 112 22 3 115 315 0.498 0.339 0.837 1 109 Tony Abreu 0.591304 64.40730054 0.182 0.363 17.1% 3.4%

Pitchers
13 30 3 0.100 0 0 1 8 3 6 3 0 4 6 0.200 0.171 0.371 2 -6 Pitchers
2 -11.31209204 0.100 0.087 18.2% 9.1%



164 5932 1730 0.292 332 57 184 766 766 998 419 34 1333 2728 0.460 0.337 0.797 24   

0.574644   0.168 0.325 15.7% 6.6%

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Dylan Bundy
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Lucas Harrell
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Blake Johnston
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