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Baseball - SEC only stats as of this morning
Posted on 4/4/24 at 10:52 am
Posted on 4/4/24 at 10:52 am
https://www.secsports.com/2024-baseball-stats-pdf
SEC only stats start around page 21. I might have missed some, but here is a good summary of where our team stands 9 games in.
TEAM
13 - Batting Average (.243)
8 - Slugging (.451)
12 - OB% .348
13 - Runs & RBIs (42/39)
5 - Home Runs (17)
1 - Walks (45)
11 - HBP (5)
6 - Strikeouts (86)
14 - Stolen Bases (1)
1 - Most grounded into Double plays (8)
(Some are confusing b/c walks are ranking lowest to highest, but Wild Pitches and hit batters are highest to lowest)
11 - ERA (7.50)
11 - Opposing BA (.294)
4 - K's (88)
2 - K's looking (27)
12 - hits allowed (94)
14 - Walks (53)
9 - HRs allowed (17)
2 - Most Wild Pitches (11)
8 - Most hit Batters (9)
7 - Fielding (.977)
9 - Double Plays made (5)
5 - Stolen bases against (9)
11 - caught stealing (1) tied for last
8 - Most passed balls (1)
Team BA with
.189 vs. lefties
.280 vs. righties
.212 with runners on base
.267 bases empty
.250 bases loaded
.333 leadoff hitter
.186 with runners in scoring position (13 for 73) (13th in SEC)
4th in fly outs
7th in ground outs
INDIVIDUALS
Brasswell
- #1 in the league in OB% .541
- #12 in league in BA .393
- 6th in walks (8)
- 1st in Errors (3)
White
- 3rd in HRs (5)
- 1st grounded into DP (3)
Bingham
- 9th in HRs (4)
Travinki
- 14th in HRs (3)
- 1st in fielding % (1.000) (tied with 14 others)
Jones
- 14th in HRs (3)
- 10th most Ks (13)
Pearson
- 3rd in HBP (3)
Neal
- 6th Most stolen bases against (6)
- 8th Most stolen bases attempt against (7)
Milazzo
- 6th Most passed balls (1)
Herring
- 3rd in ERA (.90)
- 5th in least hits allowed (8)
- 1st in runs & earned allowed (1)
- 5th in walks allowed (2)
- 1st in triples and HRs allowed (0)
Holman
- 13th ERA (3.60
- 4th Ks (21)
- 13th earned runs allowed (6)
Jump
- 3rd most Hit batters
- 3rd most wild pitches
- 4th most doubles allowed
SEC only stats start around page 21. I might have missed some, but here is a good summary of where our team stands 9 games in.
TEAM
13 - Batting Average (.243)
8 - Slugging (.451)
12 - OB% .348
13 - Runs & RBIs (42/39)
5 - Home Runs (17)
1 - Walks (45)
11 - HBP (5)
6 - Strikeouts (86)
14 - Stolen Bases (1)
1 - Most grounded into Double plays (8)
(Some are confusing b/c walks are ranking lowest to highest, but Wild Pitches and hit batters are highest to lowest)
11 - ERA (7.50)
11 - Opposing BA (.294)
4 - K's (88)
2 - K's looking (27)
12 - hits allowed (94)
14 - Walks (53)
9 - HRs allowed (17)
2 - Most Wild Pitches (11)
8 - Most hit Batters (9)
7 - Fielding (.977)
9 - Double Plays made (5)
5 - Stolen bases against (9)
11 - caught stealing (1) tied for last
8 - Most passed balls (1)
Team BA with
.189 vs. lefties
.280 vs. righties
.212 with runners on base
.267 bases empty
.250 bases loaded
.333 leadoff hitter
.186 with runners in scoring position (13 for 73) (13th in SEC)
4th in fly outs
7th in ground outs
INDIVIDUALS
Brasswell
- #1 in the league in OB% .541
- #12 in league in BA .393
- 6th in walks (8)
- 1st in Errors (3)
White
- 3rd in HRs (5)
- 1st grounded into DP (3)
Bingham
- 9th in HRs (4)
Travinki
- 14th in HRs (3)
- 1st in fielding % (1.000) (tied with 14 others)
Jones
- 14th in HRs (3)
- 10th most Ks (13)
Pearson
- 3rd in HBP (3)
Neal
- 6th Most stolen bases against (6)
- 8th Most stolen bases attempt against (7)
Milazzo
- 6th Most passed balls (1)
Herring
- 3rd in ERA (.90)
- 5th in least hits allowed (8)
- 1st in runs & earned allowed (1)
- 5th in walks allowed (2)
- 1st in triples and HRs allowed (0)
Holman
- 13th ERA (3.60
- 4th Ks (21)
- 13th earned runs allowed (6)
Jump
- 3rd most Hit batters
- 3rd most wild pitches
- 4th most doubles allowed
This post was edited on 4/4/24 at 10:58 am
Posted on 4/4/24 at 10:55 am to notbilly
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This post was edited on 4/4/24 at 11:36 am
Posted on 4/4/24 at 10:55 am to notbilly
So we’re great at getting walked and then hitting into a double play afterwards.
Posted on 4/4/24 at 10:57 am to notbilly
I'll sum it up, they fricking suck. Nothing the eyes haven't told you.
Posted on 4/4/24 at 11:02 am to CalTiger53
those stats aren't good on either side - pitching or hitting
might be time to give Herring a start for game 3 unless you need him in game 1 or 2
when team is struggling you have to be able to hang your hat on some aspect of the game and LSU is not doing anything consistently well game in and game out
might be time to give Herring a start for game 3 unless you need him in game 1 or 2
when team is struggling you have to be able to hang your hat on some aspect of the game and LSU is not doing anything consistently well game in and game out
This post was edited on 4/4/24 at 11:05 am
Posted on 4/4/24 at 11:04 am to notbilly
quote:
.186 with runners in scoring position (13 for 73) (13th in SEC)
The only thing more shocking than looking at this is there's still someone worse than us in the conference.
Posted on 4/4/24 at 11:05 am to thunderbird1100
I'm guessing Mizzou is that team behind us
they are pretty bad
have no idea what they lost in transfer portal with coaching change
they are pretty bad
have no idea what they lost in transfer portal with coaching change
Posted on 4/4/24 at 11:07 am to notbilly
Numbers don’t lie. And it gets no easier tonight.
Posted on 4/4/24 at 11:07 am to nicholastiger
quote:Over the last two seasons, Herring has essentially perfected the role of finishing off the final 2-3 innings on Fridays. The problem is, we can't seem to get him the ball with the lead anymore.
might be time to give Herring a start for game 3 unless you need him in game 1 or 2
I think if you're up by 4-5 runs when you pull Holman, you go to someone else and start Herring in game 3. If it's any closer than that, Herring finishes off game 1.
Posted on 4/4/24 at 11:09 am to thunderbird1100
quote:
The only thing more shocking than looking at this is there's still someone worse than us in the conference.

Posted on 4/4/24 at 11:09 am to notbilly
Thank you for compiling and posting these stats.



Posted on 4/4/24 at 11:13 am to notbilly
We have played #23, #6 and #1 teams with #6 and #4 the next two weekends 

Posted on 4/4/24 at 11:20 am to notbilly
Here's what stands out to me:
13 - Batting Average (.243) - Not a Jay Johnson thing
14 - Walks (53) - What is Nate doing?
Brasswell
- #1 in the league in OB% .541
- #12 in league in BA .393
- 6th in walks (8)
- 1st in Errors (3)
So of course our fans want someone else at SS
Travinski
- 1st in fielding % (1.000) (tied with 14 others) - Has to be a joke, right?
13 - Batting Average (.243) - Not a Jay Johnson thing
14 - Walks (53) - What is Nate doing?
Brasswell
- #1 in the league in OB% .541
- #12 in league in BA .393
- 6th in walks (8)
- 1st in Errors (3)
So of course our fans want someone else at SS
Travinski
- 1st in fielding % (1.000) (tied with 14 others) - Has to be a joke, right?
Posted on 4/4/24 at 11:37 am to notbilly
In no way am I downplaying our issues, but we really do need a little luck to get out of this hole.
Every team is good, including LSU. The difference in game/series results is in the little things, and some luck.
Every team is good, including LSU. The difference in game/series results is in the little things, and some luck.
Posted on 4/4/24 at 11:44 am to Memphricabra
quote:
with #6 and #4 the next two weekends
#7 and #4
Posted on 4/4/24 at 11:49 am to Lakefront-Tiger
quote:
Travinski
- 1st in fielding % (1.000) (tied with 14 others) - Has to be a joke, right?
It's not and it was like this last year. It has more to do with how you account for PB vs WP. Balls Trav should have been able to trap are wild pitches when he doesn't because they were in the dirt before they got to the catcher. Similar to a ball in the dirt you would expect a first baseman to scoop but will get called an error on the throw (which it technically is) if he does not.
Posted on 4/4/24 at 12:27 pm to notbilly
quote:
INDIVIDUALS
Brasswell
- #1 in the league in OB% .541
- #12 in league in BA .393

Posted on 4/4/24 at 12:48 pm to Lakefront-Tiger
53 walks in 9 games is hard to stomach. Especially when you look at how close we were to winning the Florida and Arkansas series. We are nearly averaging more walks per SEC game than Arkansas gave up our entire 3 game series.
But let’s shite on Braswell…
But let’s shite on Braswell…
This post was edited on 4/4/24 at 12:50 pm
Posted on 4/4/24 at 1:02 pm to PP7 for heisman
quote:
think if you're up by 4-5 runs when you pull Holman, you go to someone else and start Herring in game 3. If it's any closer than that, Herring finishes off game 1.
Yep
Posted on 4/4/24 at 1:41 pm to mdomingue
quote:quote:It has more to do with how you account for PB vs WP. Balls Trav should have been able to trap are wild pitches when he doesn't because they were in the dirt before they got to the catcher. Similar to a ball in the dirt you would expect a first baseman to scoop but will get called an error on the throw (which it technically is) if he does not.
Travinski
- 1st in fielding % (1.000) (tied with 14 others) - Has to be a joke, right?
Neal - 3 starts, 3 wild pitches
Trav - 5 starts, 5 wild pitches
Milazzo - 1 start, 2 wild pitches, 1 passed ball
Stolen Bases allowed in SEC play
6 - Neal
3 - Travinski
0 - Milazzo
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