Our Mid Week HR Hitters....

We hit 2 homeruns at Tennessee.

We don’t need to face in state pitching on weekends. Just need to quit swinging for the fence every at bat on weekends.

Pretty sure JJ has a rule that we can only hit home runs with no one on base.

That’s great and all, but I’ll take solid contact by more than 1 batter at a time. Clutch hitting (RISP) is more a concern to me than long balls. How many times against Tenner did we get a lead off on, only to swing away or sit there looking?

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Neal, Travinski and Jones! Boy if we could face In State Pitching on weekends!

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Neal, sure but the other two are doing as well or better than most other players in SEC play.


Here are home runs in SEC play

TTommy White - 8 home runs in 73 at bats, 9.125 at bats per HR
Mac Bingham - 5 home runs in 68 at bats, 13.6 at bats per HR
Hayden Travinski - 4 home runs in 61 at bats, 15.25 at bats per HR
Jared Jones - 4 home runs in 67 at bats, 16.75 at bats per HR
Josh Pearson - 2 home runs in 52 at bats, 26 at bats per HR
Ashton Larson - 2 home runs in 34 at bats, 17 at bats per HR

Other SEC stats using 2 at bats per game as a minimum cut off

avg
Ashton Larson 0.357
Michael Braswell III 0.333
Tommy White 0.302
Hayden Travinski 0.296
Mac Bingham 0.254
Jared Jones 0.250
Josh Pearson 0.229
Steven Milam 0.224
Paxton Kling 0.120
Brady Neal 0.097

ob%
Michael Braswell III 0.464
Ashton Larson 0.441
Tommy White 0.397
Hayden Travinski 0.377
Jared Jones 0.373
Mac Bingham 0.309
Steven Milam 0.296
Josh Pearson 0.288
Paxton Kling 0.281
Brady Neal 0.222

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tigerball9

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Don't be a dumbass. Travinski is one of our most consistent players b/t conference and non-conference games.

SEC Play
.296 BA (16 for 54)
4 HRs (1 per 13.5 ABs)

Non SEC Play
.315 BA (24 for 76)
6HRs (1 per 12.7 ABs)

Combined
.308 BA
10 HRs (1 per 13 ABs)

how original