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Wednesday, October 15, 2014

Fun with Statistics II




These statistics are cumulative for the entire playoffs, not just this series but some things still stand out as trends.

For the Giants:

  • Posey is hitting well, but no pop. A .665 OPS and zero HR's.
  • Giants 2 HR's versus Cardinals 12 and the Cards were not a big HR hitting team. Biggest difference in the series so far, Giants power has left the building. The Cardinals power is surging. THAT trend needs to be reversed and reversed FAST.
  • Neither team steals bases. Giants 2-5. Cards 0-1. Station to station. 
  • Giants 27 BB's versus Cardinals 13 BB's. Who would've thought of the Giants as the more disciplined, patient hitters?
  • Pence's .639 OPS stands out almost as much as Posey's low-OPS playoffs. 
  • Brandon Belt is a walking machine at this point who, when he does choose to swing, does quite a bit of damage. 
  • Ishikawa is sooooooo close to shedding that utility-man label. Another signature moment with the bat like last night might do the trick. 
  • That would leave the Giants with a plethora of 1B/LF candidates for next year, but we'll deal with that next year. 
  • I love Gregor Blanco and Brandon Crawford for their defense, but the fact that the Giants are winning with the lead-off guy hitting .111 with a .179 OBA and Crawford hitting .188 is amazing. Bochy for the HOF indeed!! It is the playoffs and SSS, but still. 
  • By contrast, the Cardinals lead-off hitter (Carpenter) sports a .333 OBA and their 2nd hitter (Jay) comes in at .579 OBA. Ours is Blanco at .179 OBA and Panik .282 OBA. THAT trend needs to be reversed and reversed FAST.

GABRH2B3BHRRBIBBKSBCSAVGOBPSLGOPS
Ryan Vogelsong120100000100.500.500.5001.000
Michael Morse220100000000.500.500.5001.000
Andrew Susac220100000000.500.500.5001.000
Tim Hudson230100000100.333.333.333.667
Brandon Belt8284900167601.321.444.429.873
Pablo Sandoval83561130013600.314.385.400.785
Buster Posey83631100022201.306.359.306.665
Travis Ishikawa8211620042300.286.348.381.729
Joe Panik8373901022100.243.282.297.579
Hunter Pence8335830023611.242.306.333.639
Brandon Crawford8324610153800.188.250.313.563
Juan Pérez7121200001100.167.231.167.397
Gregor Blanco8361400023410.111.179.111.291
Jake Peavy230000000000.000.000.000.000
Yusmeiro Petit110000000000.000.000.000.000
Joaquín Árias110000010000.000.000.000.000
Madison Bumgarner390000001500.000.100.000.100
Gary Brown110000000100.000.000.000.000
Matt Duffy440000000100.000.000.000.000

from the Cardinals:

  • Aside from the occasional bolts of lightning, Holliday, Adams, Grichuk and Perlata are really struggling, as was Molina with the bat before he went down. 
  • The offense is almost being carried by John Jay, Matt Carpenter and Kolten Wong. 
  • They Giants have to shut down Wong's power. 
  • Matt Carpenter is really, really, really underrated as a hitter. One of the toughest outs in the league IMO. He puts some quality AB's out there on a consistent basis and like Panik, I think suffers in that you have to see him for an extended period of time to really appreciate him. 


GABRH2B3BHRRBIBBKSBCSAVGOBPSLGOPS
Jon Jay72231100011201.500.577.5001.077
Oscar Taveras552200110100.400.4001.0001.400
Matt Carpenter7295930481900.310.333.8281.161
Yadier Molina6212510000300.238.238.286.524
Kolten Wong6212521251400.238.273.714.987
Jhonny Peralta7232510014500.217.333.261.594
Randal Grichuk72735002311000.185.214.407.622
Matt Holliday7284500131500.179.207.286.493
Matt Adams7234400254400.174.296.435.731
A.J. Pierzynski140000000100.000.000.000.000
John Lackey230000000100.000.250.000.250
Adam Wainwright220000000100.000.000.000.000
Lance Lynn240000000300.000.000.000.000
Peter Bourjos420000000100.000.000.000.000
Daniel Descalso210000000000.000.000.000.000
Shelby Miller110000000100.000.000.000.000
Pete Kozma250000000300.000.000.000.000
Tony Cruz220000000200.000.000.000.000
Marco Gonzales200000000000N/A.000N/A.000

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