On-base % plus Slugging %

Travinski 1.320
Crews 1.230
White 1.118

Jobert 0.935
Dugas 0.920
Thompson 0.890

Morgan 0.864
Beloso 0.860
Jones 0.834
Pearson 0.820

Neal 0.644
Milazzo 0.566
Kling 0.558

Walks, Hits & Hit-by-pitch per Inning Pitched and (ERA)

Skenes 0.846 (2.15)

Floyd 1.500 (5.76)
Guidry 1.629 (5.40)
Money 1.680 (6.48)
Cooper 1.690 (5.70)
Coleman 1.818 (7.36)

Herring 2.077 (5.19)
Collins 2.118 (6.35)
Dutton 2.250 (8.10)

Hurd 2.372 (13.81)
Little 2.489 (13.21)
Ackenhausen 2.833 (9.00)

Notes:

Jobert finished strong and ended up 4th in OPS after a slow start.

Pearson is returning to last season's performance.

Milazzo cooled off a bit but still hit .239

Some of the pitchers have a small sample size, but those are the raw numbers.

Herring and Guidry (both FR) had the second and third best ERAs.

Obviously Hurd is much better than his numbers if he can minimize the walks.

This post was edited on 5/21/23 at 1:08 pm

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Posted by Ryan3232

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Posted on 5/21/23 at 1:09 pm to NorthEndZone

We need to pitch Money more.

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Posted by Honkus

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Posted on 5/21/23 at 1:11 pm to NorthEndZone

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Walks, Hits & Hit-by-pitch per Inning Pitched

Thanks. Hate that HBP is left out of WHIP

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Posted by NorthEndZone

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Posted on 5/21/23 at 1:14 pm to Honkus

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HBP is left out of WHIP

I agree. Floyd is a good example. He has 9 HBP. The runner still gets on base.

Amazingly, Skenes has 0 HBP in 62.2 innings.

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Posted by NorthEndZone

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Posted on 5/21/23 at 1:22 pm to Ryan3232

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We need to pitch Money more.

Agree with this.

Hoover, The Box, and TD Ameritrade are all big ball parks. There is less risk of Money giving up a cheap fly-ball homer than in some of the smaller SEC parks.

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