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LSU Baseball Stats & Rankings (Thru 5/2)
Posted on 5/3/17 at 7:48 am
Posted on 5/3/17 at 7:48 am
LSU Baseball (30-15, 13-8)
Last Week: 3-1 (3-0 in SEC)
This Week
May 5-7: vs. South Carolina
SEC-Only Games - Hitting (SEC Rankings)
Batting Average - 0.267 (4th)
On-Base Pct - 0.368 (2nd)
Slugging Pct - 0.386 (7th)
Walks - 80 (5th)
Doubles - 38 (4th)
Home Runs - 15 (8th)
Hit by Pitch - 38 (1st)
Hits - 191 (4th)
Runs - 119 (3rd)
RBI - 110 (2nd)
Strikeouts - 138 (1st)
Sac Flies - 6 (4th)
Sac Bunts - 13 (4th)
Stolen Bases - 18 (5th)
Total Bases - 276 (5th)
SEC-Only Games - Pitching (SEC Rankings)
ERA - 4.69 (10th)
Opp. BA - 0.272 (13th)
Walks - 85 (11th)
Hits Allowed - 193 (13th)
ER Allowed - 97 (10th)
Strikeouts - 177 (6th)
Wins - 13 (2nd)
Saves - 6 (4th)
Fielding Pct - 0.984 (1st)
Individual Hitting SEC-Only (SEC Rankings)
Batting Average
Greg Deichmann - 0.333 (12th)
Slugging Pct
Greg Deichmann - 0.605 (8th)
On-Base Pct
Michael Papierski - 0.453 (9th)
Greg Deichmann - 0.423 (13th)
Runs
Kramer Robertson - 24 (2nd)
Antoine Duplantis - 17 (7th)
Hits
Greg Deichmann - 27 (6th)
Home Runs
Greg Deichmann - 6 (4th)
RBI
Greg Deichmann - 21 (4th)
Antoine Duplantis - 20 (5th)
Josh Smith - 19 (6th)
Walks
Michael Papierski - 16 (4th)
Hit by Pitch
Cole Freeman - 8 (2nd)
Kramer Robertson - 7 (3rd)
Jake Slaughter - 7 (3rd)
Josh Smith - 5 (4th)
Sac Bunts
Cole Freeman - 7 (2nd)
Sac Flies
Josh Smith - 3 (1st)
Team Hitting (National, SEC)
Batting Average - 0.290 (61st, 3rd)
On-Base Pct - 0.385 (44th, 2nd)
Doubles - 80 (86th, 8th)
Hit by Pitch - 70 (11th, 2nd)
Hits - 448 (44th, 5th)
Home Runs - 40 (70th, 4th)
Runs - 300 (43rd, 3rd)
Sac Flies - 21 (54th, 4th)
Scoring - 6.7 (50th, 3rd)
Stolen Bases - 47 (86th, 6th)
Team Pitching (National, SEC)
ERA - 3.93 (64th, 9th)
Hits per 9 IP - 8.06 (32nd, 7th)
K's per 9 IP - 9.1 (24th, 5th)
BB per 9 IP - 3.68 (101st, 10th)
K-to-BB Ratio - 2.47 (50th, 10th)
Shutouts - 6 (12th, 3rd)
WHIP - 1.31 (43rd, 11th)
Hitting (National Ranking, SEC)
Batting Average
Greg Deichmann - 0.343 (7th in SEC)
Runs
Kramer Robertson - 51 (11th, 1st)
Home Runs
Greg Deichmann - 15 (9th, 2nd)
RBI
Greg Deichmann - 53 (15th, 2nd)
Antoine Duplantis - 39 (9th in SEC)
Sac Flies
Greg Deichmann - 5 (43rd, 3rd)
Josh Smith - 5 (43rd, 3rd)
Stolen Bases
Antoine Duplantis - 12 (4th in SEC)
Total Bases
Greg Deichmann - 113 (23rd, 2nd)
Toughest to Strikeout
Cole Freeman - 1 in 12 AB (51st, 1st)
Antoine Duplantis - 1 in 11.6 AB (65th, 2nd)
Pitching (National Ranking, SEC)
Strikeouts
Alex Lange - 86 (19th, 1st)
K's per 9 IP
Alex Lange - 11.85 (25th, 2nd)
Walks Allowed per 9 IP
Eric Walker - 2.07 (12th in SEC)
WHIP
Jared Poche - 1.11 (18th in SEC)
Eric Walker - 1.13 (20th in SEC)
Last Week: 3-1 (3-0 in SEC)
This Week
May 5-7: vs. South Carolina
SEC-Only Games - Hitting (SEC Rankings)
Batting Average - 0.267 (4th)
On-Base Pct - 0.368 (2nd)
Slugging Pct - 0.386 (7th)
Walks - 80 (5th)
Doubles - 38 (4th)
Home Runs - 15 (8th)
Hit by Pitch - 38 (1st)
Hits - 191 (4th)
Runs - 119 (3rd)
RBI - 110 (2nd)
Strikeouts - 138 (1st)
Sac Flies - 6 (4th)
Sac Bunts - 13 (4th)
Stolen Bases - 18 (5th)
Total Bases - 276 (5th)
SEC-Only Games - Pitching (SEC Rankings)
ERA - 4.69 (10th)
Opp. BA - 0.272 (13th)
Walks - 85 (11th)
Hits Allowed - 193 (13th)
ER Allowed - 97 (10th)
Strikeouts - 177 (6th)
Wins - 13 (2nd)
Saves - 6 (4th)
Fielding Pct - 0.984 (1st)
Individual Hitting SEC-Only (SEC Rankings)
Batting Average
Greg Deichmann - 0.333 (12th)
Slugging Pct
Greg Deichmann - 0.605 (8th)
On-Base Pct
Michael Papierski - 0.453 (9th)
Greg Deichmann - 0.423 (13th)
Runs
Kramer Robertson - 24 (2nd)
Antoine Duplantis - 17 (7th)
Hits
Greg Deichmann - 27 (6th)
Home Runs
Greg Deichmann - 6 (4th)
RBI
Greg Deichmann - 21 (4th)
Antoine Duplantis - 20 (5th)
Josh Smith - 19 (6th)
Walks
Michael Papierski - 16 (4th)
Hit by Pitch
Cole Freeman - 8 (2nd)
Kramer Robertson - 7 (3rd)
Jake Slaughter - 7 (3rd)
Josh Smith - 5 (4th)
Sac Bunts
Cole Freeman - 7 (2nd)
Sac Flies
Josh Smith - 3 (1st)
Team Hitting (National, SEC)
Batting Average - 0.290 (61st, 3rd)
On-Base Pct - 0.385 (44th, 2nd)
Doubles - 80 (86th, 8th)
Hit by Pitch - 70 (11th, 2nd)
Hits - 448 (44th, 5th)
Home Runs - 40 (70th, 4th)
Runs - 300 (43rd, 3rd)
Sac Flies - 21 (54th, 4th)
Scoring - 6.7 (50th, 3rd)
Stolen Bases - 47 (86th, 6th)
Team Pitching (National, SEC)
ERA - 3.93 (64th, 9th)
Hits per 9 IP - 8.06 (32nd, 7th)
K's per 9 IP - 9.1 (24th, 5th)
BB per 9 IP - 3.68 (101st, 10th)
K-to-BB Ratio - 2.47 (50th, 10th)
Shutouts - 6 (12th, 3rd)
WHIP - 1.31 (43rd, 11th)
Hitting (National Ranking, SEC)
Batting Average
Greg Deichmann - 0.343 (7th in SEC)
Runs
Kramer Robertson - 51 (11th, 1st)
Home Runs
Greg Deichmann - 15 (9th, 2nd)
RBI
Greg Deichmann - 53 (15th, 2nd)
Antoine Duplantis - 39 (9th in SEC)
Sac Flies
Greg Deichmann - 5 (43rd, 3rd)
Josh Smith - 5 (43rd, 3rd)
Stolen Bases
Antoine Duplantis - 12 (4th in SEC)
Total Bases
Greg Deichmann - 113 (23rd, 2nd)
Toughest to Strikeout
Cole Freeman - 1 in 12 AB (51st, 1st)
Antoine Duplantis - 1 in 11.6 AB (65th, 2nd)
Pitching (National Ranking, SEC)
Strikeouts
Alex Lange - 86 (19th, 1st)
K's per 9 IP
Alex Lange - 11.85 (25th, 2nd)
Walks Allowed per 9 IP
Eric Walker - 2.07 (12th in SEC)
WHIP
Jared Poche - 1.11 (18th in SEC)
Eric Walker - 1.13 (20th in SEC)
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Posted on 5/3/17 at 7:51 am to tadelatt
quote:
ERA - 4.69 (10th)
Opp. BA - 0.272 (13th)
Walks - 85 (11th)
Hits Allowed - 193 (13th)
ER Allowed - 97 (10th)
Posted on 5/3/17 at 7:55 am to tadelatt
quote:
On-Base Pct
Michael Papierski - 0.453 (9th)
pretty impressive
Posted on 5/3/17 at 8:02 am to SwampKitty
Dunn is so overrated, unless our pitching turns it around he along with Gibbs need to be shown the door.
Posted on 5/3/17 at 8:05 am to MorbidTheClown
Pap possibly has the best approach at the plate than anyone on the team. Always battles and even when he gets out he usually see 4-6 pitches. Pitchers don't like seeing a guy like him even tho they know they might get him out. He might miss a first pitch curveball by a mile but I'm ok with that you still have two strikes to work with and he uses them well outside of the getting a hit part.
Posted on 5/3/17 at 8:30 am to tadelatt
Thanks Tad. Always liked your threads over past few years.
I know we swept a horrible team this weekend, but I think Pap has really turned the corner, has gotten his confidence back, and is now an advantage for us at the plate.
These numbers make me optimistic. Our pitching has been the disappointment, but I trust in both Poche and Lange to pitch very well in postseason play.
I know we swept a horrible team this weekend, but I think Pap has really turned the corner, has gotten his confidence back, and is now an advantage for us at the plate.
These numbers make me optimistic. Our pitching has been the disappointment, but I trust in both Poche and Lange to pitch very well in postseason play.
Posted on 5/3/17 at 8:36 am to BIWO
I've been able to track down Summer League destinations for 15 players so far, including 3 incoming freshmen:
Beau Jordan - Cape Cod - Brewster Whitecaps
Austin Bain - Texas Collegiate - Acadiana Cane Cutters
Nick Coomes - Northwoods - St Cloud Rox
Andrew Bechtold - Northwoods - WisRapids Rafters
Brennan Breaux - Cape Cod - Bourne Braves
Chris Reid - Prospect - Kokomo Jackrabbits
Caleb Gilbert - Cape Cod - Chatham A's
Antoine Duplantis - Cape Cod - Harwich Mariners
Zachary Hess - Cape Cod - Bourne Braves
Jake Slaughter - Cape Cod - Y-D Red Sox
Mason Templet - Prospect - Danville Dans
Josh Smith - Cape Cod - Harwich Mariners
Mason Doolittle - Prospect - Danville Dans
Nick Webre - Prospect - Danville Dans
Brandon McCabe - South Florida - Phipps Park Barracudas
McCabe going to a Collegiate Summer League before his freshman year is particularly interesting to me. He's barely thrown for his HS team this season (1 inning, from what I could tell). But he's a big time draft prospect. This league will give him about a week and a half to get innings in before the draft, if that's his focus. But it also allows him to get a decent amount of live work in ahead of coming to LSU in the fall, if that's his decision.
Beau Jordan - Cape Cod - Brewster Whitecaps
Austin Bain - Texas Collegiate - Acadiana Cane Cutters
Nick Coomes - Northwoods - St Cloud Rox
Andrew Bechtold - Northwoods - WisRapids Rafters
Brennan Breaux - Cape Cod - Bourne Braves
Chris Reid - Prospect - Kokomo Jackrabbits
Caleb Gilbert - Cape Cod - Chatham A's
Antoine Duplantis - Cape Cod - Harwich Mariners
Zachary Hess - Cape Cod - Bourne Braves
Jake Slaughter - Cape Cod - Y-D Red Sox
Mason Templet - Prospect - Danville Dans
Josh Smith - Cape Cod - Harwich Mariners
Mason Doolittle - Prospect - Danville Dans
Nick Webre - Prospect - Danville Dans
Brandon McCabe - South Florida - Phipps Park Barracudas
McCabe going to a Collegiate Summer League before his freshman year is particularly interesting to me. He's barely thrown for his HS team this season (1 inning, from what I could tell). But he's a big time draft prospect. This league will give him about a week and a half to get innings in before the draft, if that's his focus. But it also allows him to get a decent amount of live work in ahead of coming to LSU in the fall, if that's his decision.
This post was edited on 5/3/17 at 8:40 am
Posted on 5/3/17 at 8:37 am to geauxtigers33
Call me overly optimistic, but I actually find those numbers somewhat encouraging. They're hitting the ball better than I thought, just not timely, and we know that our starting pitching is capable of better than what they have done as of late. They are within striking distance down the stretch and have a history of getting hot at the right time. They NEED to sweep this weekend, though.
And to be clear, those numbers aren't great and aren't where we expect them to be, but the hitting is better than I thought and I have confidence that the pitching can come around.
And to be clear, those numbers aren't great and aren't where we expect them to be, but the hitting is better than I thought and I have confidence that the pitching can come around.
This post was edited on 5/3/17 at 8:39 am
Posted on 5/3/17 at 8:43 am to tadelatt
Where can we find sec only for the rest of the players (non-leaders)?
Posted on 5/3/17 at 9:10 am to ffishstik
I don't think we need to sweep. It would help to win the SEC and get a national seed, but I'm fine with being a 2 seed in a Regional somewhere else.
Fun fact: Last national seed to win the CWS was in 2011.
Fun fact: Last national seed to win the CWS was in 2011.
Posted on 5/3/17 at 9:15 am to tadelatt
Numbers this year are odd. The SEC batting average numbers are low across the board but if you look at the team pitching, the ERA numbers don't look great either. Not sure what gives with that
SEC Conference Only Team Pitching
ERA:
1. Ole Miss 3.33
2. Texas A&M 3.49
3. USC 3.62
4. Auburn 3.64
5. Florida 3.66
6. Missouri 3.97
7. Kentucky 4.09
8. Tennessee 4.49
9. Vanderbilt 4.65 (wow)
10. LSU 4.69
11. State 4.71
12. Arkansas 4.84
13. Alabama 5.18
14. Georgia 5.95
SEC League Average: 4.30
And btw, for those of y'all that, at one point in the season, were complaining about Pap's defense. He is tied for the league lead with fewest passed balls in SEC play (1) and overall (2). He also leads the league in runners caught stealing both in SEC play and overall. He's thrown out 8/19 runners in SEC play (.421) and 19/43 overall (.442).
SEC Conference Only Team Pitching
ERA:
1. Ole Miss 3.33
2. Texas A&M 3.49
3. USC 3.62
4. Auburn 3.64
5. Florida 3.66
6. Missouri 3.97
7. Kentucky 4.09
8. Tennessee 4.49
9. Vanderbilt 4.65 (wow)
10. LSU 4.69
11. State 4.71
12. Arkansas 4.84
13. Alabama 5.18
14. Georgia 5.95
SEC League Average: 4.30
And btw, for those of y'all that, at one point in the season, were complaining about Pap's defense. He is tied for the league lead with fewest passed balls in SEC play (1) and overall (2). He also leads the league in runners caught stealing both in SEC play and overall. He's thrown out 8/19 runners in SEC play (.421) and 19/43 overall (.442).
This post was edited on 5/3/17 at 9:24 am
Posted on 5/3/17 at 9:16 am to GeismarGeauxer
Posted on 5/3/17 at 10:11 am to ffishstik
quote:
They NEED to sweep this weekend, though.
No, just win the series. Win the next 3 series and we win the SEC
Posted on 5/3/17 at 10:23 am to tadelatt
quote:Doubtful. Kentucky is 14-7 and has series at home against Tennessee (6-14) and Georgia (5-16) and then a road series against Florida (13-8). They could easily be at 19 or 20 wins heading into Florida.
No, just win the series. Win the next 3 series and we win the SEC
Posted on 5/3/17 at 12:14 pm to tadelatt
More than likey, but I would feel a lot better about it sitting at 20 conference wins and the likelihood of sweeping either of the other two remaining weekends is pretty slim.
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