This week we will continue our look back at the 2010 season by taking a look at the offensive leaders of each affiliate. Today we will focus on the offensive stats of the Charlotte Stone Crabs. Batting Average:
1. Carlos Pena (.667)
2. Matt Joyce (.379)
3. Stephen Vogt (.345, first in FSL)
4. Shawn O’Malley (.320)*
5. Shawn Williams (.294)
6. Henry Wrigley (.292)
7. Isaias Velasquez (.289, eighth in FSL)
8. Rocco Baldelli (.283)
9. Greg Sexton (.272)
10. Reid Fronk (.267)
Slugging:
1. Matt Joyce (.759)
2. Carlos Pena (.667)
3. Shawn O’Malley (.560)*
4. Stephen Vogt (.511, first in FSL)
5. Henry Wrigley (.504)
6. Matt Sweeney (.488)*
7. Matt Spring (.408)
8. Leslie Anderson (.405)
9. Reid Fronk (.403)
10. Tyler Bortnick (.382)*
On Base Pct:
1. Carlos Pena (.667)
2. Matt Joyce (.525)
3. Shawn O’Malley (.469)*
4. Brad Hawpe (.444)
5. Stephen Vogt (.399, second in FSL)
6. Reid Fronk (.382, fourth in FSL)
7. Shawn Williams (.368)
8. Isaias Velasquez (.356, seventh in FSL)
9. Tim Beckham (.346)*
10. Matt Sweeney (.345)*
10. Greg Sexton (.345)
Hits:
1. Isaias Velasquez (132, eighth in FSL)
2. Stephen Vogt (127, tenth in FSL)
3. Tim Beckham (119)*
4. Reid Fronk (102)
4. Michael Sheridan (102)
6. Greg Sexton (97)
7. Jake Jefferies (78)*
8. Henry Wrigley (76)
9. Kyeong Kang (65)*
9. Anthony Scelfo (65)
Doubles:
1. Stephen Vogt (31, eighth in FSL)
2. Reid Fronk (30, ninth in FSL)
3. Tim Beckham (23)*
4. Isaias Velasquez (17)
4. Michael Sheridan (17)
6. Jake Jefferies (15)*
6. Anthony Scelfo (15)
6. Kyeong Kang (15)*
9. Greg Sexton (14)
10. Henry Wrigley (13)
Triples:
1. Reid Fronk (5)
1. Tim Beckham (5)*
3. Isaias Velasquez (4)
3. Anthony Scelfo (4)
5. Stephen Vogt (3)
5. Michael Sheridan (3)
5. Henry Wrigley (3)
5. Matt Hall (3)
9. Jake Jefferies (2)*
9. Shawn O’Malley (2)*
Home Runs:
1. Henry Wrigley (12, ninth in FSL)
2. Stephen Vogt (8)
3. Matt Sweeney (6)*
4. Tim Beckham (5)*
5. Reid Fronk (4)
5. Anthony Scelfo (4)
5. Matt Spring (4)
8. Michael Sheridan (3)
8. Matt Hall (3)
8. Leslie Anderson (3)
RBI’s:
1. Tim Beckham (57)*
2. Reid Fronk (49)
3. Stephen Vogt (47)
4. Henry Wrigley (46)
5. Michael Sheridan (42)
6. Greg Sexton (38)
7. Isaias Velasquez (36)
8. Anthony Scelfo (30)
8. Jake Jefferies (30)*
10. Kyeong Kang (22)*
Stolen Bases:
1. Isaias Velasquez (41, fourth in FSL)
2. Tim Beckham (22)*
3. Reid Fronk (10)
4. Chris Murrill (9)
5. Henry Wrigley (5)
5. Greg Sexton (5)
5. Matt Hall (5)
8. Shawn O’Malley (4)*
9. Stephen Vogt (3)
9. Michael Sheridan (3)
9. Anthony Scelfo (3)
* denotes 2010 Rays Prospect Top Prospect
Hey~ unrelated but haven't seen anything posted about who was invited to instructs this year. Any surprises?
ReplyDeleteI know a few that were invited to Instructs - Moore, Barnese, Cruz, Quate, Vogt, Bortnick and Shuman
ReplyDeleteI have made a request three times for a roster and schedule through the Rays media office and have not seen anything.
ReplyDeleteAs soon as I get something I will post it.
I know these guys are in PC- I'm assuming they are there for instructs, but it could be rehab instead! Lobstein, Garcia, Thompson, Dietrich, Suarez, Rodriguez
ReplyDeleteThought they would have posted roster and schedule by now since Instructs end next Friday
ReplyDeleteThese lists are of limited value as they include guys that either (1) were on rehab (e.g., Pena, Joyce) (2) were promoted up late in the year (e.g., Bortnick) (3) did not accumulate many ABs in PC (e.g., Sweeney, Williams, O'Malley, and Spring) and/or (4) were just "passing through" (e.g., Anderson, Baldelli, Hawpe). As they are, these are apples-to-oranges comparisons. The full-season Stone Crabs were Beckham, Vogt, Fronk, Sheridan, Velasquez, Jeffries, Kang, and Scelfo should be removed. Sexton, Murrill and Wrigley should also be included as they spent a considerable part of their season in PC. This would be a much better indication of who produced for the Stone Crabs this past year.
ReplyDeleteTypo - comment should read -
ReplyDeleteThese lists are of limited value as they include guys that either (1) were on rehab (e.g., Pena, Joyce) (2) were promoted up late in the year (e.g., Bortnick) (3) did not accumulate many ABs in PC (e.g., Sweeney, Williams, O'Malley, and Spring) and/or (4) were just "passing through" (e.g., Anderson, Baldelli, Hawpe). As they are, these are apples-to-oranges comparisons. The full-season Stone Crabs were Beckham, Vogt, Fronk, Sheridan, Velasquez, Jeffries, Kang, and Scelfo. Sexton, Murrill and Wrigley should also be included as they spent a considerable part of their season in PC. This would be a much better indication of who produced for the Stone Crabs this past year.
stone crabs first half roster was unreal!
ReplyDeleteLike I said in the Durham post, this was the easiest way to list the players. There is no clear cut way to draw the line...you use official minimum established by MiLB, you lose a buch of talent. Take Wrigley for example, he did really well at both levels and split the year almost 50/50, he deserves to get credit for his performance at A+ and AA. But if you min AB or IP, he gets missed at both levels. So this seemed to be the best way to do it. That was why I did the top 10 at each category instead of top 5 like originally planned.
ReplyDeleteEither way you split it, somebody is not gonna like it..thats just the way it is.
With this topic coming up serveral times in the past few days, I was thinking about doing an organization overall look like I did at midseason. Combine the overal stats for minor leagues and compare them to the stats leader from the Rays. Expect to see that in the near future once my schedule settles down a bit.
Could just do two lists, or tables, for the rate stats. One for qualifiers, another for others (guys who played but not enough).
ReplyDeleteI can do the formatting if you send me the data.
Anyway, I enjoy these Jim.