Jimcs50
09-08-2004, 11:27 AM
Wednesday, September 8, 2004
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BATTING | PITCHING
AL | NL | MLB
YEAR: 2004 | 2003 | 2002
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CLEAR
Select Split TotalLast 7 Daysvs. Leftvs. RightHomeAwayDayNightDomeOpenPre-All StarPost-All StarAprilMayJuneJulyAugustSeptemberNone OnRunners OnScoring PositionScoring Posn, 2 outBases LoadedAs ph (not dh)Close and LateBatting #1Batting #2Batting #3Batting #4Batting #5Batting #6Batting #7Batting #8Batting #9As pAs cAs 1bAs 2bAs 3bAs ssAs lfAs cfAs rfAs dh (not ph)Inning 1-6Inning 7+GrassTurfFinessePowervs. ANAvs. ARIvs. ATLvs. BALvs. BOSvs. CHCvs. CHWvs. CINvs. CLEvs. COLvs. DETvs. FLAvs. HOUvs. KANvs. LOSvs. MILvs. MINvs. MONvs. NYMvs. NYYvs. OAKvs. PHIvs. PITvs. STLvs. SDGvs. SFOvs. SEAvs. TAMvs. TEXvs. TOR
2004 Aggregate Stats
Rk Team G AB R H 2B 3B HR TB RBI BA OBP SLG OPS
1 Boston 137 4839 794 1381 319 22 190 2314 762 .285 .362 .478 .840
2 NY Yankees 138 4713 759 1261 245 15 209 2163 729 .268 .353 .459 .812
3 Cleveland 139 4879 753 1356 300 23 159 2179 718 .278 .352 .447 .799
4 San Francisco 140 4791 747 1295 275 29 159 2105 704 .270 .358 .439 .798
5 St. Louis 138 4732 737 1312 279 20 188 2195 710 .277 .344 .464 .808
TPark, as you can plainly see, Boston is a better hitting team than St Louis, so if they should happen to meet in the WS, the Sox will have a shot at winning.
Also Boston's Ramirez and Ortiz are the best hitting tandem in the AL. They are 1-2 in homeruns, slugging % and total bases. They are 1st and 3rd in RBIs, and 3rd and 9th in batting %.
I am soooo looking forward to the playoffs this year. Boston just activated Trot Nixon and Pokey Reese as a bonus, so they should be near 100& by October. I know the Yankees are not going to beat the Sox this year....no way no how...the curse is over. :)
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BATTING | PITCHING
AL | NL | MLB
YEAR: 2004 | 2003 | 2002
PAGE: PAGE 1 | PAGE 2 | PAGE 3 | PAGE 4
CLEAR
Select Split TotalLast 7 Daysvs. Leftvs. RightHomeAwayDayNightDomeOpenPre-All StarPost-All StarAprilMayJuneJulyAugustSeptemberNone OnRunners OnScoring PositionScoring Posn, 2 outBases LoadedAs ph (not dh)Close and LateBatting #1Batting #2Batting #3Batting #4Batting #5Batting #6Batting #7Batting #8Batting #9As pAs cAs 1bAs 2bAs 3bAs ssAs lfAs cfAs rfAs dh (not ph)Inning 1-6Inning 7+GrassTurfFinessePowervs. ANAvs. ARIvs. ATLvs. BALvs. BOSvs. CHCvs. CHWvs. CINvs. CLEvs. COLvs. DETvs. FLAvs. HOUvs. KANvs. LOSvs. MILvs. MINvs. MONvs. NYMvs. NYYvs. OAKvs. PHIvs. PITvs. STLvs. SDGvs. SFOvs. SEAvs. TAMvs. TEXvs. TOR
2004 Aggregate Stats
Rk Team G AB R H 2B 3B HR TB RBI BA OBP SLG OPS
1 Boston 137 4839 794 1381 319 22 190 2314 762 .285 .362 .478 .840
2 NY Yankees 138 4713 759 1261 245 15 209 2163 729 .268 .353 .459 .812
3 Cleveland 139 4879 753 1356 300 23 159 2179 718 .278 .352 .447 .799
4 San Francisco 140 4791 747 1295 275 29 159 2105 704 .270 .358 .439 .798
5 St. Louis 138 4732 737 1312 279 20 188 2195 710 .277 .344 .464 .808
TPark, as you can plainly see, Boston is a better hitting team than St Louis, so if they should happen to meet in the WS, the Sox will have a shot at winning.
Also Boston's Ramirez and Ortiz are the best hitting tandem in the AL. They are 1-2 in homeruns, slugging % and total bases. They are 1st and 3rd in RBIs, and 3rd and 9th in batting %.
I am soooo looking forward to the playoffs this year. Boston just activated Trot Nixon and Pokey Reese as a bonus, so they should be near 100& by October. I know the Yankees are not going to beat the Sox this year....no way no how...the curse is over. :)