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LSU Baseball Stats and National Rankings (Through 5/5)
Posted on 5/6/13 at 5:35 pm
Posted on 5/6/13 at 5:35 pm
Another week, another weekend series in the SEC for LSU.
LSU basically won at life this weekend and I hope it is the start of something fantastic for the rest of the summer.
Jacoby Jones went from being overrated to a 1st Rd MLB stud again. Sure, he has areas to work on but guess what, he has so much upside, he will be worth the risk. (Proven by his two BOMBS this weekend. And Saturday's was the furtherest HR hit this season at the Box and it was into the wind.)
LSU has a 3.5 game lead with 6 to play making our magic number as 3. If we win 3 games, we lock up the SEC West. If Arkansas doesn't win out, that number can drop. But as of today, it is 3. Win 3 more SEC games and we lock up the West.
To win the overall SEC, we need Vandy (21-2) to catch the Flu cause they get Kentucky and Alabama. USC was suppose to win a game or two and they forgot to show up this weekend.
SEC West (RPI)
LSU - 19-5 (4)
Arkansas - 15-8 (39)
Mississippi State - 13-11 (10)
Ole Miss - 12-12 (20)
Alabama - 11-12 (31)
Texas A&M - 10-13 (60)
Auburn - 9-15 (49)
Also, with UNC taking this weekend off, LSU has jumped into the lead for most wins in the country with 43!!!!!!
Let's get to it...
Hitting (National Ranking, SEC Ranking)
Batting Average
Alex Bregman - .401 (19th, Leads SEC)
Mason Katz - .378 (50th, 6th)
Christian Ibarra - .363 (96th, 8th)
Raph Rhymes - .341 (14th in SEC)
Runs
Alex Bregman - 50 (22nd, Leads SEC)
Raph Rhymes - 44 (65th, 4th)
Mark Laird - 43 (5th in SEC)
Hits
Alex Bregman - 83 (2nd, Leads SEC)
Mason Katz - 68 (43rd, 5th)
Raph Rhymes - 63 (7th in SEC)
Triples
Alex Bregman - 7 (2nd, Leads SEC)
Home Runs
Mason Katz - 13 (7th, 2nd)
Alex Bregman - 5 (9th in SEC)
Jacoby Jones - 5 (9th in SEC)
Christian Ibarra - 5 (9th in SEC)
RBIs
Mason Katz - 63 (3rd, Leads SEC)
Alex Bregman - 46 (48th, 5th)
Slugging Percentage
Mason Katz - .672 (11th, 2nd)
Alex Bregman - .604 (48th, 4th)
Christian Ibarra - .538 (8th in SEC)
Total Bases
Alex Bregman - 125 (8th, Leads SEC)
Mason Katz - 121 (12th, 2nd)
On-Base Percentage
Mason Katz - .462 (65th, 4th)
Christian Ibarra - .458 (75th, 5th)
Alex Bregman - .449 (7th in SEC)
Sac Bunts
Mark Laird - 12 (28th, 4th)
Pitching (National Ranking, SEC Ranking)
ERA
Aaron Nola - 1.92 (67th, 5th)
Ryan Eades - 2.36 (11th in SEC)
Wins
Aaron Nola - 9 (9th, 2nd)
Ryan Eades - 8 (28th, 3rd)
Saves
Chris Cotton - 10 (25th, 5th)
Strikeouts
Aaron Nola - 93 (7th, Leads SEC)
Ryan Eades - 68 (9th in SEC)
K per 9 Innings
Aaron Nola - 9.4 (51st, 2nd)
Hits per 9 Innings
Aaron Nola - 5.87 (19th, 4th)
Cody Glenn - 7.48 (8th in SEC)
BB per 9 Innings
Aaron Nola - 1.31 (35th, 2nd)
Cody Glenn - 1.91 (5th in SEC)
Complete Games
Aaron Nola - 4 (22nd, Leads SEC)
WHIP
Aaron Nola - 0.80 (5th, Leads SEC)
Cody Glenn - 1.04 (5th in SEC)
K-to-BB Ratio
Aaron Nola - 7.15 (13th, Leads SEC)
Team Hitting
Batting Average - .310 (14th, 2nd)
Scoring - 7.0 (21st, 2nd)
Runs - 342 (14th, Leads SEC)
Hits - 530 (8th, Leads SEC)
Doubles - 93 (33rd, Leads SEC)
Triples - 13 (78th, 2nd)
Home Runs - 36 (20th, 2nd)
Slugging Percentage - .442 (25th, 2nd)
Walks - 217 (20th, 2nd)
Team Pitching
ERA - 2.39 (4th, 2nd)
K per 9 innings - 7.8 (37th, 4th)
Hits per 9 innings - 6.89 (6th, 3rd)
Walks per 9 innings - 2.39 (6th, Leads SEC)
Fielding Percentage - .982 (2nd, Leads SEC)
On Base Percentage - .395 (24th, 2nd)
K-to-BB Ratio - 3.25 (5th, 2nd)
WHIP - 1.03 (2nd, Leads SEC)
Double Plays - 44 (36th, 5th)
Win/Loss Percentage - .878 (2nd, Leads SEC)
And now for something new...
SEC ONLY STATS
Batting Average
Alex Bregman - .393 (2nd)
Christian Ibarra - .369 (3rd)
Mason Katz - .355 (6th)
Sean McMullen - .338 (13th)
Jacoby Jones - .318
Raph Rhymes - .309
ERA
Aaron Nola - 1.57 (4th)
Team Hitting/Pitching in SEC Only
Batting Average - .297 (2nd)
ERA - 2.78 (3rd)
Home Runs - 20 (1st)
Total Bases - 373 (1st)
Walks - 98 (1st)
HR Allowed - 8 (1st)
Balks - 1 (And it shouldn't have even been called)
SEC ONLY LEADERS
Hits - Alex Bregman - 42
Doubles - Sean McMullen - 10
Triples - Alex Bregman - 3
Total Bases - Alex Bregman - 65
Strikeouts - Aaron Nola - 61
Also, a very interesting stat of note:
RBIS
Mason Katz - 26 (1st)
Alex Bregman - 23 (2nd)
JACOBY JONES - 20 (3rd)
LSU basically won at life this weekend and I hope it is the start of something fantastic for the rest of the summer.
Jacoby Jones went from being overrated to a 1st Rd MLB stud again. Sure, he has areas to work on but guess what, he has so much upside, he will be worth the risk. (Proven by his two BOMBS this weekend. And Saturday's was the furtherest HR hit this season at the Box and it was into the wind.)
LSU has a 3.5 game lead with 6 to play making our magic number as 3. If we win 3 games, we lock up the SEC West. If Arkansas doesn't win out, that number can drop. But as of today, it is 3. Win 3 more SEC games and we lock up the West.
To win the overall SEC, we need Vandy (21-2) to catch the Flu cause they get Kentucky and Alabama. USC was suppose to win a game or two and they forgot to show up this weekend.
SEC West (RPI)
LSU - 19-5 (4)
Arkansas - 15-8 (39)
Mississippi State - 13-11 (10)
Ole Miss - 12-12 (20)
Alabama - 11-12 (31)
Texas A&M - 10-13 (60)
Auburn - 9-15 (49)
Also, with UNC taking this weekend off, LSU has jumped into the lead for most wins in the country with 43!!!!!!
Let's get to it...
Hitting (National Ranking, SEC Ranking)
Batting Average
Alex Bregman - .401 (19th, Leads SEC)
Mason Katz - .378 (50th, 6th)
Christian Ibarra - .363 (96th, 8th)
Raph Rhymes - .341 (14th in SEC)
Runs
Alex Bregman - 50 (22nd, Leads SEC)
Raph Rhymes - 44 (65th, 4th)
Mark Laird - 43 (5th in SEC)
Hits
Alex Bregman - 83 (2nd, Leads SEC)
Mason Katz - 68 (43rd, 5th)
Raph Rhymes - 63 (7th in SEC)
Triples
Alex Bregman - 7 (2nd, Leads SEC)
Home Runs
Mason Katz - 13 (7th, 2nd)
Alex Bregman - 5 (9th in SEC)
Jacoby Jones - 5 (9th in SEC)
Christian Ibarra - 5 (9th in SEC)
RBIs
Mason Katz - 63 (3rd, Leads SEC)
Alex Bregman - 46 (48th, 5th)
Slugging Percentage
Mason Katz - .672 (11th, 2nd)
Alex Bregman - .604 (48th, 4th)
Christian Ibarra - .538 (8th in SEC)
Total Bases
Alex Bregman - 125 (8th, Leads SEC)
Mason Katz - 121 (12th, 2nd)
On-Base Percentage
Mason Katz - .462 (65th, 4th)
Christian Ibarra - .458 (75th, 5th)
Alex Bregman - .449 (7th in SEC)
Sac Bunts
Mark Laird - 12 (28th, 4th)
Pitching (National Ranking, SEC Ranking)
ERA
Aaron Nola - 1.92 (67th, 5th)
Ryan Eades - 2.36 (11th in SEC)
Wins
Aaron Nola - 9 (9th, 2nd)
Ryan Eades - 8 (28th, 3rd)
Saves
Chris Cotton - 10 (25th, 5th)
Strikeouts
Aaron Nola - 93 (7th, Leads SEC)
Ryan Eades - 68 (9th in SEC)
K per 9 Innings
Aaron Nola - 9.4 (51st, 2nd)
Hits per 9 Innings
Aaron Nola - 5.87 (19th, 4th)
Cody Glenn - 7.48 (8th in SEC)
BB per 9 Innings
Aaron Nola - 1.31 (35th, 2nd)
Cody Glenn - 1.91 (5th in SEC)
Complete Games
Aaron Nola - 4 (22nd, Leads SEC)
WHIP
Aaron Nola - 0.80 (5th, Leads SEC)
Cody Glenn - 1.04 (5th in SEC)
K-to-BB Ratio
Aaron Nola - 7.15 (13th, Leads SEC)
Team Hitting
Batting Average - .310 (14th, 2nd)
Scoring - 7.0 (21st, 2nd)
Runs - 342 (14th, Leads SEC)
Hits - 530 (8th, Leads SEC)
Doubles - 93 (33rd, Leads SEC)
Triples - 13 (78th, 2nd)
Home Runs - 36 (20th, 2nd)
Slugging Percentage - .442 (25th, 2nd)
Walks - 217 (20th, 2nd)
Team Pitching
ERA - 2.39 (4th, 2nd)
K per 9 innings - 7.8 (37th, 4th)
Hits per 9 innings - 6.89 (6th, 3rd)
Walks per 9 innings - 2.39 (6th, Leads SEC)
Fielding Percentage - .982 (2nd, Leads SEC)
On Base Percentage - .395 (24th, 2nd)
K-to-BB Ratio - 3.25 (5th, 2nd)
WHIP - 1.03 (2nd, Leads SEC)
Double Plays - 44 (36th, 5th)
Win/Loss Percentage - .878 (2nd, Leads SEC)
And now for something new...
SEC ONLY STATS
Batting Average
Alex Bregman - .393 (2nd)
Christian Ibarra - .369 (3rd)
Mason Katz - .355 (6th)
Sean McMullen - .338 (13th)
Jacoby Jones - .318
Raph Rhymes - .309
ERA
Aaron Nola - 1.57 (4th)
Team Hitting/Pitching in SEC Only
Batting Average - .297 (2nd)
ERA - 2.78 (3rd)
Home Runs - 20 (1st)
Total Bases - 373 (1st)
Walks - 98 (1st)
HR Allowed - 8 (1st)
Balks - 1 (And it shouldn't have even been called)
SEC ONLY LEADERS
Hits - Alex Bregman - 42
Doubles - Sean McMullen - 10
Triples - Alex Bregman - 3
Total Bases - Alex Bregman - 65
Strikeouts - Aaron Nola - 61
Also, a very interesting stat of note:
RBIS
Mason Katz - 26 (1st)
Alex Bregman - 23 (2nd)
JACOBY JONES - 20 (3rd)
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Posted on 5/6/13 at 5:37 pm to tadelatt
quote:
Also, a very interesting stat of note:
RBIS
Mason Katz - 26 (1st)
Alex Bregman - 23 (2nd)
JACOBY JONES - 20 (3rd)
1-2-3. NBD.
LINK
Runs Scored
#2. LSU, 150, 6.25
SEC AVG., 103.0, 4.42
#11. TAMU, 86, 3.74
Runs Allowed
#3. LSU, 78, 3.25
SEC AVG., 103.0, 4.42
#9. TAMU, 110, 4.78
Batting Average
#2. LSU, .297
SEC AVG., .262
#6. TAMU, .260
ERA
#3. LSU, 2.78
SEC AVG., 3.69
#12. TAMU, 4.48
Fielding Pct.
#1. LSU, .984
#6. TAMU, .9724
SEC AVG., .9717
This post was edited on 5/6/13 at 5:38 pm
Posted on 5/6/13 at 5:38 pm to tadelatt
Any shot Bregman wins SEC POTY? That's some legit #s
Posted on 5/6/13 at 5:46 pm to ForeverLSU02
quote:
Any shot Bregman wins SEC POTY? That's some legit #s
As legit as chocolate cake on the beach bro.
If he keeps down this path, he will end up winning National Freshmen of the Year, SEC POTY, SEC FPOTY, and any other award they hand out these days.
Let's just hope he keeps on bringin the wood
Posted on 5/6/13 at 8:42 pm to Doc Fenton
quote:
1-2-3. NBD.
Someone else mentioned this stat earlier and it was worth mentioning again
Posted on 5/6/13 at 9:55 pm to ForeverLSU02
quote:
Any shot Bregman wins SEC POTY? That's some legit #s
Chance, but there is a lot of competition there. Katz, Renfroe, Kemp and Yaz from Vandy.
Posted on 5/6/13 at 10:24 pm to TigerCub
quote:
Katz, Renfroe, Kemp and Yaz from Vandy.
Mason Katz
.378 BA, 13 HR, 63 RBI, 39 Runs, .672 Slugging
Hunter Renfroe - Mississippi State
.394 BA, 15 HR, .488 OBP, 45 Runs, 49 RBI, .781 Slugging
Tony Kemp - Vandy
.392 BA, .489 OBP, 49 Runs, 25 RBI, .503 Slugging, 25 SB
Mike Yastrzemski - Vandy
.341 BA, 3 HR, 36 Runs, 32 RBI, .494 Slugging, 20 SB
Posted on 5/6/13 at 10:27 pm to tadelatt
Kemp and Yaz won't win it. Renfroe has the best chance with his overall power numbers
Posted on 5/7/13 at 12:06 am to tadelatt
Yeah, neck and neck between Renfroe and Bregman. you have to think Renfroe is in the lead at this point given his power numbers and the potential presence of an MVP age bias. Bregman being on a better team is in his favor however.
Posted on 5/7/13 at 9:17 am to MetArl15
quote:
Bregman being on a better team is in his favor however.
True but Katz has better numbers than Renfroe.
Posted on 5/7/13 at 9:24 am to tadelatt
Renfroe's award to lose IMO. Not because he deserves it the most, but because I know how the voters of these awards think.
Posted on 5/7/13 at 9:36 am to tadelatt
I was just being curious so I picked the 1997 team(randomly) to test my thoughts.
This stats should SHOCK LSU fans and show us just how AMAZING our freshman really is.
Bregman 83 hits in 49 games = 1.7 Hits-per-Game
Larson 110 hits in 68 games = 1.6 Hits-per-Game
Furniss 98 hits in 70 games = 1.4 Hits-per-Game
This stats should SHOCK LSU fans and show us just how AMAZING our freshman really is.
Bregman 83 hits in 49 games = 1.7 Hits-per-Game
Larson 110 hits in 68 games = 1.6 Hits-per-Game
Furniss 98 hits in 70 games = 1.4 Hits-per-Game
Posted on 5/7/13 at 10:04 am to CajunFootball
quote:
This stats should SHOCK LSU fans and show us just how AMAZING our freshman really is.
Skip and Ben Mac already said he was the best Freshmen to ever play at LSU.
Posted on 5/7/13 at 10:06 am to tadelatt
I know they said it but I just couldn't see it. I'm starting to believe it.
Posted on 5/7/13 at 10:25 am to tadelatt
quote:
True but Katz has better numbers than Renfroe.
Other than RBIs, no he doesn't.
And as far as Bregman, they aren't going to give the player of the year award to a freshman. Even if he deserves it.
This post was edited on 5/7/13 at 10:26 am
Posted on 5/7/13 at 10:30 am to CajunFootball
quote:
Bregman 83 hits in 49 games = 1.7 Hits-per-Game
Larson 110 hits in 68 games = 1.6 Hits-per-Game
Furniss 98 hits in 70 games = 1.4 Hits-per-Game
Walker 100 hits in 66 games = 1.5 Hits-per-Game
from 1992
Posted on 5/7/13 at 11:02 am to Doc Fenton
The best thing part is that they did it with better bats. 
Posted on 5/7/13 at 12:09 pm to Doc Fenton
quote:
Walker 100 hits in 66 games = 1.5 Hits-per-Game
Forgot about him.
I wonder if AB will get to 100 this season, would be amazing to see.
Posted on 5/7/13 at 12:22 pm to tadelatt
If we play ball long enough he will. That's a fact jack.
Posted on 5/7/13 at 1:52 pm to CajunFootball
And ULL leads the nation in home runs...
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