Historically weird stats: Max Muncy 2022 Stats

[brianp-beme]

Trent Grisham has been red hot in the playoffs for the Padres so far, but his numbers during the season were pretty rough:


AB - 451

H - 83

HR - 17

BA - .184

R - 58

RBI - 53

SB - 7

OBP - .284

SLG - .341

OPS - .626


Brian

[ALBB]

I recall Dan Uggla had some awful numbers ( K's and AVG) but hit enough HR's to keep him in the lineup a few times

[rats60]

In 1999 Vinny Castilla hit 33 HRs and drove in 102 RBIs but had an OPS+ of 84. That shows the advantages of playing half your games in Coors Field. Compare that to Adam Dunn in 2012 .204 BA 41 HRs 96 RBI but an OPS + of 114.

[Jay Wolt]

Originally Posted by rats60

In 1999 Vinny Castilla hit 33 HRs and drove in 102 RBIs but had an OPS+ of 84. .

Mt favorite Vinny stat is...
In 1996 he had 40 Home Runs - 113 RBI & batted .304
In 1997 he had 40 Home Runs - 113 RBI & batted .304

[luciobar1980]

Originally Posted by Jay Wolt

Mt favorite Vinny stat is...
In 1996 he had 40 Home Runs - 113 RBI & batted .304
In 1997 he had 40 Home Runs - 113 RBI & batted .304

Wow, that’s consistency!

About Rob Deer.. wow, that’s even more extreme than my Muncy example. So is Deer the most extreme example of HR vs BA?

[GeoPoto]

George McBride has the lowest batting average of any player with 5,000 MLB at-bats, which presumably testifies to his defensive excellence. Ironically his nickname, Pinch, reflects his reputation for hitting well in the clutch.

https://www.net54baseball.com/attach...1&d=1665841407

[EddieP]

Mark Belanger 1973 Gold Glove at SS


Games 154
AB. 470
Runs 60
Hits. 106
2B. 15
3B. 1
HR 0
RBI. 27
SB. 13
CS. 6
BB. 49
SO. 54
BA. .226 .
OBP. .302
SLG. .262