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Statistical Oddities of 2017

Chad Ochoseis Aug 24 2017 04:15 PM

Joey Gallo can be what I assume would be the first player ever with a sub-.200 batting average and an .800+ OPS in a reasonable number of ABs. .900 isn't out of reach. He's on the DL with a broken nose/concussion, but eligible for reactivation on Tuesday. Texas is part of the scrum for the AL wild card spots, so it's likely that he'll be activated as soon as he can play.

HahnSolo Aug 24 2017 04:19 PM Re: Statistical Oddities of 2017

I checked Adam Dunn, who was the first guy I thought of who might have accomplished this. Closest he came was 2012: hit .204 while OPSing exactly .800.

Chad Ochoseis Aug 24 2017 04:40 PM Re: Statistical Oddities of 2017

I was thinking Rob Deer or Pete Incaviglia, but neither of them, either.

Edgy MD Aug 24 2017 04:44 PM Re: Statistical Oddities of 2017

I've eliminated Mark Reynolds and Chris Davis.

seawolf17 Aug 24 2017 05:47 PM Re: Statistical Oddities of 2017

Kenta Maeda, through 22 games: 11 wins, 111.1 innings, 111 Ks, and a WHIP of 1.11.

Chad Ochoseis Sep 06 2017 04:54 PM Re: Statistical Oddities of 2017

No team in post-1900 history has struck out more than 10 per game on average. This year, the Indians are currently at 10.05 and the Astros are at 9.95.

Frayed Knot Sep 06 2017 05:03 PM Re: Statistical Oddities of 2017

Chad Ochoseis wrote: No team in post-1900 history has struck out more than 10 per game on average. This year, the Indians are currently at 10.05 and the Astros are at 9.95. And Aaron Judge is right behind them