This week we will continue our look back at the 2011 season by taking a look at the offensive leaders of each affiliate. Today we will focus on the offensive stats of the Montgomery Biscuits. Batting Average:
1. Daniel Mayora (.305)
2. Stephen Vogt (.301, ninth in SOU)
3. Cole Figeroa (.283)
4. Nevin Ashley (.280)
5. Shawn O'Malley (.276)
6. Tim Beckham (.275)
7. Henry Wrigley (.274)
8. Brett Nommensen (.267)
9. Jake Jefferies (.263)
9. Kyeong Kang (.263)
Slugging:
1. Stephen Vogt (.487, ninth in SOU)
2. Daniel Mayora (.482)
3. Henry Wrigley (.464)
4. Kyeong Kang (.437)
5. John Shelby (.436)
6. Isaias Velasquez (.417)
7. Nevin Ashley (.412)
8. John Matulia (.400)
9. Cole Figeroa (.398)
10. Tim Beckham (.395)
On Base Pct:
1. Daniel Mayora (.388)
2. Nevin Ashley (.387)
3. Kyeong Kang (.384, eighth in SOU)
4. Cole Figeroa (.375, tenth in SOU)
5. Shawn O'Malley (.369)
6. Stephen Vogt (.344)
7. Tim Beckham (.339)
8. Craig Albernaz (.336)
9. Isaias Velasquez (.332)
10. Reid Fronk (.317)
Hits:
1. Henry Wrigley (128)
2. Cole Figeroa (116)
2. Stephen Vogt (116)
4. Tim Beckham (115)
5. John Shelby (103)
6. Shawn O'Malley (85)
7. Daniel Mayora (83)
7. Kyeong Kang (83)
9. Nevin Ashley (78)
10. Isaias Velasquez (52)
Doubles:
1. Henry Wrigley (34, sixth in SOU)
2. Tim Beckham (25)
3. Stephen Vogt (21)
4. Cole Figeroa (20)
4. John Shelby (20)
6. Daniel Mayora (19)
7. Nevin Ashley (15)
8. Kyeong Kang (14)
9. Isaias Velasquez (11)
9. Matt Sweeney (11)
Triples:
1. Isaias Velasquez (8, tied fourth in SOU)
2. Stephen Vogt (6, tied seventh in SOU)
2. Cole Figeroa (6, tied seventh in SOU)
4. John Shelby (5)
4. Shawn O'Malley (5)
6. Daniel Mayora (4)
6. Kyeong Kang (4)
6. Hak-Ju Lee (4)
9. Henry Wrigley (3)
9. Tim Beckham (3)
9. Nevin Ashley (3)
9. John Matulia (3)
Home Runs:
1. Henry Wrigley (17, ninth in SOU)
2. John Shelby (16, tied tenth in SOU)
3. Stephen Vogt (13)
4. Kyeong Kang (11)
5. Daniel Mayora (7)
5. Tim Beckham (7)
5. John Matulia (7)
5. Matt Sweeney (7)
9. Nevin Ashley (6)
10. Cole Figeroa (5)
RBI’s:
1. Stephen Vogt (85, tied fifth in SOU)
2. Henry Wrigley (84, seventh in SOU)
3. Tim Beckham (57)
4. John Shelby (52)
5. Cole Figeroa (51)
6. Daniel Mayora (42)
6. John Matulia (42)
8. Kyeong Kang (39)
9. Nevin Ashley (33)
10. Matt Sweeney (29)
Stolen Bases:
1. Shawn O'Malley (24, fifth in SOU)
2. Tim Becham (15)
3. Cole Figeroa (9)
4. John Shelby (7)
5. Kyeong Kang (6)
6. Daniel Mayora (5)
6. Isaias Velasquez (5)
6. Hak-Ju Lee (5)
9. Stephen Vogt (4)
10. Henry Wrigley (3)
10. John Matulia (3)
wow from the looks of it i think Wrigley will be joining Vogt in Durham next year
ReplyDeleteI sure hope so. He has deserved the shot. My opinion, Wrigley is the most overlooked player in the upper levels of the system.
ReplyDeletesomeone should let stacy long know about Wrigley, he stands by choosing Matt Moore as Biscuits team MVP over Henry.
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