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LSU Baseball Stats (SEC Games Only)
Posted on 5/3/16 at 6:11 pm
Posted on 5/3/16 at 6:11 pm
SEC Games Only
Team Stats (SEC Ranking)
Hitting
Batting Average: .303 (2nd)
On-Base Pct: .379 (3rd)
Slugging Pct: .426 (2nd)
Hits: 226 (2nd)
Runs: 126 (2nd)
RBIs: 112 (3rd)
Doubles: 37 (6th)
Triples: 5 (4th)
Home Runs: 15 (5th)
Stolen Bases: 30 (2nd)
Hit By Pitch: 29 (1st)
Strikeouts: 102 (1st, 2nd place is Mississippi State with 149)
Pitching
ERA: 4.94 (9th)
Opponent BA: .284 (11th)
Strikeouts: 160 (7th)
Strikeouts Looking: 52 (7th)
Saves: 4 (6th)
Hits Allowed: 204 (8th)
Runs Allowed: 112 (8th)
Walks Allowed: 75 (7th)
Home Runs Allowed: 21 (13th)
Errors: 15 (3rd)
Individual Stats
Hitting
Batting Average
Kramer Robertson - .376 (5th)
Beau Jordan - .349 (9th)
Bryce Jordan - .339 (12th)
Chris Reid - .339 (13th)
Slugging Pct.
Bryce Jordan - .542 (12th)
On-Base Pct.
Bryce Jordan - .487 (3rd)
Kramer Robertson - .454 (4th)
Chris Reid - .431 (9th)
Runs
Kramer Robertson - 20 (3rd)
Hits
Kramer Robertson - 32 (4th)
Jake Fraley - 29 (7th)
Beau Jordan - 29 (7th)
Doubles
Greg Deichmann - 8 (3rd)
Kramer Robertson - 7 (4th)
Triples
Jake Fraley - 2 (3rd)
RBIs
Jordan Romero - 19 (6th)
Antoine Duplantis - 17 (8th)
Stolen Bases
Cole Freeman - 8 (2nd)
Jake Fraley - 6 (4th)
Kramer Robertson - 5 (5th)
Pitching
Innings Pitched
Alex Lange - 50 (1st)
Opposing BA
Alex Lange - .219 (11th)
Strikeouts
Alex Lange - 52 (3rd)
Strikeouts Looking
Alex Lange - 18 (4th)
Wild Pitches
Alex Lange - 9 (2nd)
Team Stats (SEC Ranking)
Hitting
Batting Average: .303 (2nd)
On-Base Pct: .379 (3rd)
Slugging Pct: .426 (2nd)
Hits: 226 (2nd)
Runs: 126 (2nd)
RBIs: 112 (3rd)
Doubles: 37 (6th)
Triples: 5 (4th)
Home Runs: 15 (5th)
Stolen Bases: 30 (2nd)
Hit By Pitch: 29 (1st)
Strikeouts: 102 (1st, 2nd place is Mississippi State with 149)
Pitching
ERA: 4.94 (9th)
Opponent BA: .284 (11th)
Strikeouts: 160 (7th)
Strikeouts Looking: 52 (7th)
Saves: 4 (6th)
Hits Allowed: 204 (8th)
Runs Allowed: 112 (8th)
Walks Allowed: 75 (7th)
Home Runs Allowed: 21 (13th)
Errors: 15 (3rd)
Individual Stats
Hitting
Batting Average
Kramer Robertson - .376 (5th)
Beau Jordan - .349 (9th)
Bryce Jordan - .339 (12th)
Chris Reid - .339 (13th)
Slugging Pct.
Bryce Jordan - .542 (12th)
On-Base Pct.
Bryce Jordan - .487 (3rd)
Kramer Robertson - .454 (4th)
Chris Reid - .431 (9th)
Runs
Kramer Robertson - 20 (3rd)
Hits
Kramer Robertson - 32 (4th)
Jake Fraley - 29 (7th)
Beau Jordan - 29 (7th)
Doubles
Greg Deichmann - 8 (3rd)
Kramer Robertson - 7 (4th)
Triples
Jake Fraley - 2 (3rd)
RBIs
Jordan Romero - 19 (6th)
Antoine Duplantis - 17 (8th)
Stolen Bases
Cole Freeman - 8 (2nd)
Jake Fraley - 6 (4th)
Kramer Robertson - 5 (5th)
Pitching
Innings Pitched
Alex Lange - 50 (1st)
Opposing BA
Alex Lange - .219 (11th)
Strikeouts
Alex Lange - 52 (3rd)
Strikeouts Looking
Alex Lange - 18 (4th)
Wild Pitches
Alex Lange - 9 (2nd)
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Posted on 5/3/16 at 6:15 pm to tadelatt
Shocking to me. Predicted the exact opposite preseason. Can't explain the pitching decline.
Posted on 5/3/16 at 6:19 pm to rsylve
quote:
Shocking to me. Predicted the exact opposite preseason. Can't explain the pitching decline.
Agree, the Pitching has been the story of the year, and not in a good way. The bats have actually been a lot better than anyone thought....
Posted on 5/3/16 at 6:21 pm to rsylve
alan dunn, doing some work.
I don't know if any of us fans can explain our pitching decline. I would think (hope) that PM can get to be bottom of it and take appropriate action, if necessary.
pitching wins or loses more games than anything else.
I don't know if any of us fans can explain our pitching decline. I would think (hope) that PM can get to be bottom of it and take appropriate action, if necessary.
pitching wins or loses more games than anything else.
Posted on 5/3/16 at 7:14 pm to tadelatt
Not saying the team WILL- but this team has potential to get red hot and make a big run. That run has always in the past been dependent on getting a top 8 seed. At this point I just want to see improvement and consistency. Get a regional at home, go wherever, and see what happens.
Posted on 5/3/16 at 7:26 pm to tadelatt
See, PM needs to receuit bigger hitters that can hit in the SEC......oh wait
Posted on 5/3/16 at 7:29 pm to josh336
Looks like 15-15 is real...
Posted on 5/3/16 at 7:29 pm to josh336
quote:You mean he needs to play them... you know, b/c Romero is to baseball as LF is to football!
PM needs to receuit bigger hitters that can hit in the SEC......oh wait
Posted on 5/3/16 at 7:33 pm to josh336
Well, here is the good news, our pitching has struggled.
We are 28-16, 11-10 and 3 games out of first place in SEC West while our pitching has struggled all year. It was supposed to be our strength and it has not been close to good, ranking near the bottom of most categories compared to the rest of the SEC.
If we had mediocre pitching and struggling hitters, then we would be in trouble but we have the pitching, once it wakes up, to go deep this postseason.
Arkansas is a perfect opponent for LSU's pitching to come alive and begin a run that sends us to Omaha.
I think Alex Lange has yet to play to the level of his talent and Jared Poche needs to go back to dominating Friday night's again. This could be the beginning of an amazing run for LSU!
We are 28-16, 11-10 and 3 games out of first place in SEC West while our pitching has struggled all year. It was supposed to be our strength and it has not been close to good, ranking near the bottom of most categories compared to the rest of the SEC.
If we had mediocre pitching and struggling hitters, then we would be in trouble but we have the pitching, once it wakes up, to go deep this postseason.
Arkansas is a perfect opponent for LSU's pitching to come alive and begin a run that sends us to Omaha.
I think Alex Lange has yet to play to the level of his talent and Jared Poche needs to go back to dominating Friday night's again. This could be the beginning of an amazing run for LSU!
Posted on 5/3/16 at 7:51 pm to tadelatt
Im not sure poche will be pitching friday nights, was the rotation announced?
Posted on 5/3/16 at 7:52 pm to ell_13
I laughed when i read that
Posted on 5/4/16 at 10:41 am to tadelatt
Thanks for posting. The Tigers have gone to the CWS with similar offenses. Pitching is the big let-down this season, as we all knew prior to the stats being posted. If Romero had started at catcher all season I believe the Tigers would have a couple more wins.
Posted on 5/4/16 at 5:39 pm to tadelatt
quote:
Arkansas is a perfect opponent for LSU's pitching to come alive and begin a run that sends us to Omaha
If you think we can make it to Omaha with this pitching staff you're delusional..and I'm not a negatiger,just a realist. Vallek is done being effective b/c teams can watch film and prepare for his pitches which are mainly offspeed.See last 2 weekends.That's why CPM is taking him out of the rotation and he won't fare better out of the pen.
Poche is struggling and even if he improves it won't be enough to get us thru a regional or super. Unless several guys in the pen step up and post a number of strong outings of multiple innings we won't see a super.JMO
Posted on 5/5/16 at 4:58 am to Tegre
D1Baseball's projections have LSU as the #2 seed in the Hattiesburg Regional, which seems about right based on RPI. A strong stretch run could still get an all-La. Regional (LSU, ULL, Tulane, Southland) but it would still be tough to make a super.
Winning a Regional is this team's ceiling right now!
Winning a Regional is this team's ceiling right now!
Posted on 5/5/16 at 8:35 am to RockChalkTiger
quote:
but it would still be tough to make a super.
Winning a Regional is this team's ceiling right now!
Posted on 5/5/16 at 1:19 pm to tadelatt
Interesting stats...
I looked but, didn't see it posted...compared to the rest of the SEC I would like to know where we rank in batting average with runners in scoring position and also with 2-outs and runners in scoring position.
I know it may be a somewhat fictitious stat, but if in every single inning a team got a lead off hit followed by 3 outs, the team batting average would be .250 and if a team got 2 hits every other inning and a single in each of the other innings then 3 outs the team BA would be 0.325....
So, I would think the proof in the pudding is how good is the team BA with runners in scoring position and I would think the sign of a good team would be a respectable BA with runners in scoring position and 2 outs...call that clutch hitting.
I realize the pitching is not what everyone thought it was going to be, but those were just a few thoughts and questions.
I looked but, didn't see it posted...compared to the rest of the SEC I would like to know where we rank in batting average with runners in scoring position and also with 2-outs and runners in scoring position.
I know it may be a somewhat fictitious stat, but if in every single inning a team got a lead off hit followed by 3 outs, the team batting average would be .250 and if a team got 2 hits every other inning and a single in each of the other innings then 3 outs the team BA would be 0.325....
So, I would think the proof in the pudding is how good is the team BA with runners in scoring position and I would think the sign of a good team would be a respectable BA with runners in scoring position and 2 outs...call that clutch hitting.
I realize the pitching is not what everyone thought it was going to be, but those were just a few thoughts and questions.
This post was edited on 5/5/16 at 1:20 pm
Posted on 5/5/16 at 1:27 pm to mlminbtr
quote:
I looked but, didn't see it posted...compared to the rest of the SEC I would like to know where we rank in batting average with runners in scoring position and also with 2-outs and runners in scoring position.
BA w/ RISP
.305 All games (6th)
.277 SEC games (8th)
BA w/ 2 outs (no stat here just for RISP)
.304 All games (2nd)
.319 SEC games (1st)
Posted on 5/5/16 at 1:48 pm to tadelatt
Hard to believe from what most of us thought coming into the season..
Posted on 5/5/16 at 2:25 pm to TigerCub
quote:
BA w/ RISP .305 All games (6th) .277 SEC games (8th) BA w/ 2 outs (no stat here just for RISP) .304 All games (2nd) .319 SEC games (1st)
Thank you...interesting stats...I wouldn't have thought that. Makes one have much more confidence in this team going forward.
I will have to say the one thing that I've really liked this year with these guys is that our hitters seem to working opposing pitchers deeper into counts...
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