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Crews, Doughty, Morgan, Dugas 2-year 2021-2022 batting stats
Posted on 6/13/22 at 6:26 pm
Posted on 6/13/22 at 6:26 pm
Those are 4 solid college hitters. Hope 3 of the 4 are on the roster next season with outside shot that Doughty makes it all four and that they all stay healthy.
Stats from baseball reference
Crews LINK
125 games
594 PA
176 hits
73 XBH
40 HR
114 RBI
81 BB (draws a high number of walks for a power hitter)
15 HBP
100 SO (about only stat that is a little negative, but you can't hit if you don't swing)
.356 BA
.458 OBP
.677 SLG
1.135 OPS
Doughty LINK
117 games
540 PA
141 hits
60 XBH
28 HR
112 RBI (best RBI per game rate of 0.96)
51 BB
13 HBP
81 SO
.303 BA
.381 OBP
.557 SLG
.938 OPS
Morgan LINK
125 games
585 PA
171 hits
50 XBH
11 HR
96 RBI
50 BB
29 HBP (impressive 79 BB + HBP to only 67 SO)
67 SO
.341 BA
.427 OBP
.494 SLG
.921 OPS
Dugas LINK
101 games
414 plate appearances
98 hits
48 extra-base hits
24 home runs
91 RBI (best PA per RBI rate of 4.55)
48 walks
33 hit by pitch
102 strikeouts
.299 batting average
.432 on base %
.601 slugging %
1.033 OPS
Stats from baseball reference
Crews LINK
125 games
594 PA
176 hits
73 XBH
40 HR
114 RBI
81 BB (draws a high number of walks for a power hitter)
15 HBP
100 SO (about only stat that is a little negative, but you can't hit if you don't swing)
.356 BA
.458 OBP
.677 SLG
1.135 OPS
Doughty LINK
117 games
540 PA
141 hits
60 XBH
28 HR
112 RBI (best RBI per game rate of 0.96)
51 BB
13 HBP
81 SO
.303 BA
.381 OBP
.557 SLG
.938 OPS
Morgan LINK
125 games
585 PA
171 hits
50 XBH
11 HR
96 RBI
50 BB
29 HBP (impressive 79 BB + HBP to only 67 SO)
67 SO
.341 BA
.427 OBP
.494 SLG
.921 OPS
Dugas LINK
101 games
414 plate appearances
98 hits
48 extra-base hits
24 home runs
91 RBI (best PA per RBI rate of 4.55)
48 walks
33 hit by pitch
102 strikeouts
.299 batting average
.432 on base %
.601 slugging %
1.033 OPS
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Posted on 6/13/22 at 6:30 pm to NorthEndZone
quote:
Dugas LINK
101 games
414 plate appearances
98 hits
48 extra-base hits
24 home runs
91 RBI (best PA per RBI rate of 4.55)
48 walks
33 hit by pitch
102 strikeouts
.299 batting average
.432 on base %
.601 slugging %
1.033 OPS
Missing link in Hattiesburg. Hindsight 20-20, the huge series Jobert had at Vanderbilt probably costs LSU that regional win. It forced Johnson to start him. If his struggles had continued, he would have been replaced by Dugas earlier.
Posted on 6/13/22 at 6:40 pm to rpg37
quote:
Missing link in Hattiesburg.
The missing link in Hattiesburg was the pitching staff
Posted on 6/13/22 at 7:18 pm to Datsmoneydude
I meant to the offense. We know the pitching was never good, but the massive disparity of production between batters 1-5 and 6-9 was why we could not confidently score runs. We struggled to lengthen many innings the way we could. When you have 0-fers from Jobert, Cranford, Bianco, etc. at the bottom of the lineup, you just have a huge limiting factor.
Posted on 6/13/22 at 7:26 pm to NorthEndZone
We all give Mainieri crap for not recruiting a pitching staff or only recruiting defensive players, but damn he sure did recruit these 4 studs! Gotta give him props there 
Posted on 6/13/22 at 7:40 pm to rpg37
quote:
I meant to the offense. We know the pitching was never good, but the massive disparity of production between batters 1-5 and 6-9 was why we could not confidently score runs. We struggled to lengthen many innings the way we could. When you have 0-fers from Jobert, Cranford, Bianco, etc. at the bottom of the lineup, you just have a huge limiting factor.
You do realize this is the situation for 98% the teams in baseball including MLB.
Posted on 6/13/22 at 7:54 pm to rpg37
quote:
Missing link in Hattiesburg. Hindsight 20-20, the huge series Jobert had at Vanderbilt probably costs LSU that regional win. It forced Johnson to start him. If his struggles had continued, he would have been replaced by Dugas earlier.
Dugas was too bungee up to play much. He was hurting. If he could have started Stevenson would have sat.
Posted on 6/13/22 at 8:46 pm to rpg37
quote:
Missing link in Hattiesburg. Hindsight 20-20, the huge series Jobert had at Vanderbilt probably costs LSU that regional win. It forced Johnson to start him. If his struggles had continued, he would have been replaced by Dugas earlier.
I don’t think Johnson felt like Dugas could go more than 1-2 at bats. Otherwise, I think he would have started him at DH and put Jobert in RF in the Monday game.
Posted on 6/13/22 at 10:31 pm to Tiger1988
quote:
You do realize this is the situation for 98% the teams in baseball including MLB.
Ok, but I think his point is that Dugas makes us better when he's in the lineup.
It's relative to without him in the lineup.
Posted on 6/14/22 at 8:08 am to NorthEndZone
I don't watch the college game much, do guys really get plunked that often?
Posted on 6/14/22 at 8:23 am to Jcorye1
Certain guys have the ability to be ball magnets, usually based on either how close they are to the plate, or their ability to not move an inch when a ball is heading towards them, it can be a skill for some.
Posted on 6/14/22 at 8:30 am to Jcorye1
quote:
I don't watch the college game much, do guys really get plunked that often?
Definitely at a higher rate than the MLB but LSU hitters not named Dylan Crews stood on top of the plate. There is different reasons a player will do this. For some like Josh Smith or Tre Morgan their hands are so good they could still get to that inside pitch. For most it’s because they want be able to hit that outside pitch with power. A lot of college hitters can’t do that as well as a pro can. Dylan Crews can that’s why he isn’t afraid to stand off the play.
Posted on 6/14/22 at 8:36 am to Jcorye1
125 vs opponents 41 HBP! It was a bit extreme this year.
Posted on 6/14/22 at 8:39 am to geauxtigers33
It seems that the new staff had the philosophy of the hitters getting closer to the plate and/or staying in the box on bad pitches.
Even Crews went from 2 to 13 HBP
Doughty from 3 to 10
Morgan from 14 to 15
Dugas went from 18 to 15 but was still HBP at a higher percentage since he had 122 fewer plate appearances in 2022
Even Crews went from 2 to 13 HBP
Doughty from 3 to 10
Morgan from 14 to 15
Dugas went from 18 to 15 but was still HBP at a higher percentage since he had 122 fewer plate appearances in 2022
Posted on 6/14/22 at 8:57 am to NorthEndZone
It didnt look to me like they were closer to the plate as much as it was they just sunk down into the ground and didnt move
Posted on 6/14/22 at 11:24 am to gotiger
quote:
We all give Mainieri crap for not recruiting a pitching staff or only recruiting defensive players, but damn he sure did recruit these 4 studs! Gotta give him props there
I give him props for having a third of a great team. In other words, I blame him for leaving behind a shitty team.
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