Split Stats

[rookies and cream]

Very interesting (and helpful).

[thax]

yea this is some great information and I vote for a sticky as well

my contribution:

Brad Hawpe

G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SB CS AVG OBP SLG OPS
vs. Left 121 157 13 36 6 2 5 23 16 54 0 1 .229 .305 .389 .693
vs. Right 338 933 131 270 53 10 37 154 145 206 8 7 .289 .382 .487 .869

love platooning him vs righties

[roncool11]

and finnish up with this

Batters with the largest gaps between their road (high) and home (low) average – Cesar Izturis (.193), Paul Lo Duca (.169), B.J. Upton (.141), Shane Victorino (.127), Josh Willingham (.118), Randy Winn (.107), Eric Byrnes (.106), Kelly Johnson (.096), Jeff Francoeur (.095), and Yuniesky Betancourt (.084).


I could have just given the link to the article written by Matt Buser but this seemed easier for people.....come on guys let's get more and make this a great an usefull thread.....thats hopefully going to get stickied

[rookies and cream]

Manny Ramirez
vs. RH: .258 AVG, .384 SLG
vs. LH: .375 AVG, .714 SLG

[roncool11]

Jeff Francoeur

Career vs LHP/RHP: .313/.261 AVG

[roncool11]

Chris Duncan

Career vs LHP/RHP: .209/.301 AVG

[roncool11]

Russel Martin

Career vs LHP/RHP: .367/.271 AVG

[roncool11]

Ryan Howard

Career vs LHP/RHP: .234/.322 AVG

[rookies and cream]

Roncool,

Could you please post additional stats when appropriate (SLG, OPS, etc.). I think others would be interested in power #'s as well.

[roncool11]

Roncool,

Could you please post additional stats when appropriate (SLG, OPS, etc.). I think others would be interested in power #'s as well.

I don't play with SLG and OPS........to tell you the truth I don't even know exactly what SLG stands for......like I understand it but lol nvm............I don't know I've been looking through my league and I just don't have those #'s so I can't post them...........It'd be great if someone else could