Thursday, June 18, 2015

Down on the Farm Report: Augusta GreenJackets

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Almost nothing good to see here, especially on the hitting side, except maybe Cristian Paulino. Aramis Garcia, Skyler Ewing and Dylan Davis are struggling at best.

On the pitching side, Sam Coonrod seems to be settling in nicely. Nice 4.2 K/BB ratio, low WHIP, low ERA.

Snappy logo. Kudos there.

Note: stat sorted by OPS (hitting) and WHIP (pitching).

from milb.com
http://www.milb.com/milb/stats/stats.jsp?t=t_ibp&did=milb&cid=478

Augusta GreenJackets
Stats for : 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005
Individual Stats (Batting) (click column headers to sort)
Player POS G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB CS OBP SLG AVG OPS E 
Brad MossC1201000010100.500.500.5001.0000
Cristian PaulinoLF441632848133323761339195.368.466.294.8344
Hunter ColeOF104041160051751221.370.425.275.7952
Aramis GarciaC4415920359162864204600.324.403.220.7275
Johneshwy FargasCF5121136621111157812312711.348.370.294.7174
Travious RelafordSS4315221428112255182300.354.362.276.71612
Jonah Arenado3B64254317212163510494301.306.409.283.71516
Andrew CainOF4214123277252453205342.299.376.191.6755
Matt PareC155361030271981201.306.358.189.6650
Seth HarrisonCF2287112233063161864.301.356.253.6572
Jared DeaconC2566816010518111110.375.273.242.6481
Jeremy Sy2B4516018354331854204892.309.338.219.64713
Will Callaway3B4918419487212062124310.302.337.261.6388
John RileyC391351328531942155400.301.311.207.6121
Skyler Ewing1B63237255216201772195412.287.304.219.5913
Ryan Jones2B15505102004122200.255.240.200.4951
Randy OrtizCF31951217220923730105.236.242.179.4781
Dylan DavisOF93317100280800.212.242.212.4550
Steven NeffOF927140000441200.258.148.148.4060

Individual Stats (Pitching) (click column headers to sort)
Player W L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR HB BB SO WHIP HLD GF 
Raymundo Montero331.4127000544.23197109600.90516
Mark Reyes221.76111100066.1591813037360.9900
Jose Reyes411.368800046.135971111450.9900
Dusten Knight311.5714000023.01864037301.0933
Samuel Coonrod412.51111100061.05320171616671.1300
Nathanael Santiago214.309500029.12316141312341.1900
Carlos Diaz112.7017000023.124127125321.2437
Jake McCasland025.658000014.11599114131.3311
Connor Kaden235.598100019.11412120013131.4001
Ramon Del Orbe024.9114000129.13020161312271.4331
Matt Gage334.99111100052.16734292110441.4700
Carlos Alvarado202.37170001019.02095308201.47014
Nicholas Gonzalez136.148800036.2473125728291.5000
Pat Young304.874400020.1231211118141.5200
Rodolfo Martinez113.2018000019.22487006171.5313
D.J. Snelten025.403300013.11998102111.5800
E.J. Encinosa027.5413000122.22521191011181.5915
Reyes Moronta144.8222000528.03315150012291.61114
Chris Johnson017.073300014.020131110381.6400
Michael Santos003.38110002.241100121.8800
Cristian Paulino000.00100001.000000212.0001
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