SEC-only stats

[Quincy A. Wagstaff]

Player	avg	ab	h	2b	3b	hr	tb	slg%	bb	hbp	so	ob%	sf	ops
Allen, Tanner	0.373	83	31	5	3	5	57	0.687	6	8	11	0.455	2	1.141
Jordan, Rowdey	0.329	82	27	4	1	3	42	0.512	11	8	10	0.455	0	0.968
James, Kamren	0.282	78	22	3	0	4	37	0.474	14	1	20	0.389	2	0.864
Tanner, Logan	0.241	79	19	6	0	5	40	0.506	11	0	19	0.333	0	0.840
Hancock, Luke	0.250	72	18	1	0	2	25	0.347	10	4	8	0.356	4	0.703
Skinner, Brayland	0.185	54	10	2	0	1	15	0.278	7	3	15	0.313	0	0.590
Dubrule, Scotty	0.233	60	14	2	0	0	16	0.267	6	1	10	0.313	0	0.580
Forsythe, Lane	0.211	71	15	2	0	0	17	0.239	6	1	27	0.275	2	0.514
Hatcher, Josh	0.147	68	10	3	0	1	16	0.235	1	0	17	0.159	0	0.395
Cumbest, Brad	0.360	25	9	1	0	1	13	0.520	3	0	6	0.414	1	0.934
Leggett, Tanner	0.192	26	5	1	0	0	6	0.231	2	3	9	0.323	0	0.553
Clark, Kellum	0.000	1	0	0	0	0	0	0.000	0	1	1	0.500	0	0.500
Meche, Davis	0.000	1	0	0	0	0	0	0.000	0	0	0	0.000	0	0.000
McDonald, Kyte	0.000	2	0	0	0	0	0	0.000	0	0	1	0.000	0	0.000
Pimentel, Brandon	0.000	2	0	0	0	0	0	0.000	0	0	1	0.000	0	0.000
Totals	0.256	704	180	30	4	22	284	0.403	77	30	155	0.349	11	0.753
Opponents	0.233	712	166	25	3	26	275	0.386	89	8	254	0.323	6	0.709

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Player	era	ip	h	er	bb	so	2b	3b	hr	ab	b/avg	hbp	sfa
Bednar, Will	3.75	36.0	31	15	12	53	5	1	6	133	0.233	3	1
MacLeod, Christian	4.19	34.1	31	16	12	45	4	0	7	132	0.235	1	1
Fristoe, Jackson	7.30	24.2	28	20	21	39	4	2	4	100	0.280	0	0
Sims, Landon	0.49	18.1	7	1	6	30	1	0	0	60	0.117	0	0
Harding, Houston	4.20	15.0	14	7	5	17	1	0	3	56	0.250	0	0
Johnson, Preston	6.52	9.2	7	7	6	13	0	0	1	33	0.212	1	0
Smith, Brandon	5.79	9.1	11	6	4	11	2	0	2	41	0.268	1	0
Tullar, Cam	2.00	9.0	7	2	1	12	1	0	0	33	0.212	0	2
Simmons, Stone	5.00	9.0	8	5	4	12	1	0	0	35	0.229	0	0
Stinnett, Parker	2.70	6.2	2	2	5	9	2	0	0	23	0.087	1	0
Patrick, Chase	2.25	4.0	5	1	1	1	0	0	1	14	0.357	0	0
Koestler, Carlisle	9.00	4.0	6	4	2	4	1	0	1	16	0.375	0	1
Tepper Mikey	12.27	3.2	5	5	4	3	2	0	0	16	0.313	0	0
Cerantola, Eric	7.71	2.1	0	2	3	2	0	0	0	7	0.000	1	0
Carmouche, Dylan	6.75	1.1	3	1	1	2	1	0	0	7	0.429	0	1
Hunt, KC	18.00	1.0	1	2	1	1	0	0	1	4	0.250	0	0
Price, Spencer	0.00	0.1	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	0.000	0	0
Self, Riley	0.00	0.1	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	1	0.000	0	0
Totals	4.57	189.0	166	96	89	254	25	3	26	712	0.233	8	6
Opponents	4.99	184.0	180	102	77	155	30	4	22	704	0.256	30	11

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[MSUDawg25]

Man, these stats would not strike fear into the hearts of many opponents if you showed them in a vacuum without a team name attached.

 

[57stratdawg]

Yeesh - Fristoe with 21 walks in 24 innings. Add in 28 hits and that’s a WHIP of basically 2.00.

 

[NOATLDAWG]

The .147 avg and 68 ABs isn't even the most irritating thing about Hatcher... It is the 17 Ks/1 BB...

 

[8dog]

Macloud and Bednars BAA, K rate and whip seem like they would produce a better ERA but I guess thats what short stints do to you.

Need the large Skinner fanbase to look hard at these numbers.

 

[dawgstudent]

I was hoping Cerantola would get more innings this weekend. I think he can still be useful.

 

[olblue.sixpack]

Man, these stats would not strike fear into the hearts of many opponents if you showed them in a vacuum without a team name attached.

I bet the numbers 32-10, 14-7 and 4 get opponents’ attention.

 

[Hump4Hoops]

I don't know who's still demanding to see Skinner at this point.

Cumbest is doubling up his BA in conference play.

 

[Russ Wheeler]

Man, these stats would not strike fear into the hearts of many opponents if you showed them in a vacuum without a team name attached.

Stats are useless without the rest of the SEC to compare. I can't seem to find conference-only stats anywhere, so just going by overall, we're average in hitting and above average in pitching. That can win a national championship.

 

[Quincy A. Wagstaff]

Stats are useless without the rest of the SEC to compare. I can't seem to find conference-only stats anywhere, so just going by overall, we're average in hitting and above average in pitching. That can win a national championship.

2021 SEC Baseball Conference statistics

 

[Xenomorph]

Cumbest in the 7 hole changes the entire complexion of the bottom of our order. You might strike him out.. but if you 17 up he's going shopping at the gap.

 

[57stratdawg]

Are we sure he can't play 1B?

 

[8dog]

Im not sure that would help us if he could. If you leave James at DH that just puts Skinner in for Hancock which - as bad as Hancock has been- makes us worse.

 

[dog12]

Are we sure he can't play 1B?

Have we considered moving Kamren James to first base?

He is tall and makes a good target to throw to.

Also, I'd rather have Luke Hancock playing DH, so he can come into the game and play catcher if necessary.

 

[Xenomorph]

I've wondered this too.

 

[Russ Wheeler]

2021 SEC Baseball Conference statistics

That tells a similar story but the bigger thing to me is Ole Miss.....how are they even losing? I guess you have to take into account who they have played vs. who we have played.

 

[Phil Wenneck.sixpack]

Same here. It's going to suck 1 day watching him start in the majors for someone. He's got the stuff to do it. I think he just needs a pro sports psychologist that can spend more time with him than college coaches can.

 

[Russ Wheeler]

Cumbest in the 7 hole changes the entire complexion of the bottom of our order. You might strike him out.. but if you 17 up he's going shopping at the gap.

Agree. This is going to make us instantly better. The rest, I don't really care. I don't think you'll see a huge difference however you mix it up. I guess Hancock needs to play, maybe he can play 1B or 3B, who cares. I don't care if Leggett is SS or Forsythe, though I would like to settle the middle infield. Hatcher/James at 1B, who cares. Cumbest being a regular starter is bigger than any of it and has been the obvious move for a few weeks now.

Skinner's time will come next year. Same with Kyte McDonald, McGowan, Forsythe, etc.

 

[Dawgg]

Man, these stats would not strike fear into the hearts of many opponents if you showed them in a vacuum without a team name attached.

Yancy made a similar statement on Twitter last week, showing Ole Miss's statistical advantage over State in various offensive categories. He was systematically dunked on by State Twitter.

 

[wsjmsu75]

Im not sure that would help us if he could. If you leave James at DH that just puts Skinner in for Hancock which - as bad as Hancock has been- makes us worse.

News to me. Seems to me like he has been one of our better hitters. Has a good eye and draws a good many walks too.

 

[wsjmsu75]

Same here. It's going to suck 1 day watching him start in the majors for someone. He's got the stuff to do it. I think he just needs a pro sports psychologist that can spend more time with him than college coaches can.

If that is what he needs, then why haven't we used one? Is that ever done in college baseball?

 

[8dog]

He went 3-22 against OM and Vandy and at least 2 of those hits were weak groundballs that found a gap in the shift. He bounced back with a nice weekend against a really bad opponent but still didnt just barrel it up every hit. He has not been able to hit it hard opposite field at all lately. Like I said, much better than putting Skinner up there.

 

[Phil Wenneck.sixpack]

Good question. Not sure of the resources available in college but probably

something that could be done in the offseason. I'd imagine it's just harder to shuffle time between school and regular baseball activities than it is for the pros. Then again, we're talking about a sport that's only allowed 11.7 scholarships. I'm sure any additional resources would take an act of congress.

 

[thekimmer]

Stats are useless without the rest of the SEC to compare. I can't seem to find conference-only stats anywhere, so just going by overall, we're average in hitting and above average in pitching. That can win a national championship.

Looking at the SEC only stats for everybody we are 10th in batting average and 4th in ERA. The hitting numbers are concerning but the thing that gives me hope is we have the least Ks in the league which tells me we are at least able to put the ball in play which means we could start finding some outfield grass with some of those eventually. It also helps explain our success because if you have good pitching and you are able to at least put the ball in play you can manufacture enough run production to win games.

 

[thekimmer]

Are we sure he can't play 1B?

I'm sure he can but then he is right handed and lefty's have an advantage at 1st. That is definitely not a show stopper but we already have a lefty at 1st with Hancock who is going to be in the line up anyway. So it might make sense next year. But then we will probably have to find a spot for Kellum Clark.

 

[thekimmer]

Cumbest is doubling up his BA in conference play.

After this weekend nobody is if they are using more than one brain cell. Cumbest isn't a fast as SKinner but he still has plus speed.

 

[missouridawg]

Same here. It's going to suck 1 day watching him start in the majors for someone. He's got the stuff to do it. I think he just needs a pro sports psychologist that can spend more time with him than college coaches can.

About once a month, I tell someone new that Brandon Woodruff through about 10 quality innings for us in 3 years. And I cry a little inside each time.

 

[jblailock]

Hancock hits lefy, but he throws righty.

I'm sure he can but then he is right handed and lefty's have an advantage at 1st. That is definitely not a show stopper but we already have a lefty at 1st with Hancock who is going to be in the line up anyway. So it might make sense next year. But then we will probably have to find a spot for Kellum Clark.

 

[johnson86-1]

something that could be done in the offseason. I'd imagine it's just harder to shuffle time between school and regular baseball activities than it is for the pros. Then again, we're talking about a sport that's only allowed 11.7 scholarships. I'm sure any additional resources would take an act of congress.

It's actually the opposite. Since there aren't limitations on non-scholarship spending, fewer scholarships means more money for everything else, all else being equal.

I don't think it's a resources issue as much as it is a time issue. He's going to go to the minors and he'll be able to focus solely on pitching, but probably much more importantly, developing him will be more important than winning, so he is going to get some innings and presumably get the chance to work through some bad outings. Just knowing they won't have a quick hook may be all he needs to get him to relax and just pitch, and then maybe get enough game reps that he conquers whatever mental issues he has.

 

[Russ Wheeler]

Looking at the SEC only stats for everybody we are 10th in batting average and 4th in ERA. The hitting numbers are concerning but the thing that gives me hope is we have the least Ks in the league which tells me we are at least able to put the ball in play which means we could start finding some outfield grass with some of those eventually. It also helps explain our success because if you have good pitching and you are able to at least put the ball in play you can manufacture enough run production to win games.

I have no stat to back this up but it FEELS like we have a huge amount of balls that are blasted but the outfielders pick them off with great plays.

 

[Quincy A. Wagstaff]

Looking at the SEC only stats for everybody we are 10th in batting average and 4th in ERA. The hitting numbers are concerning but the thing that gives me hope is we have the least Ks in the league which tells me we are at least able to put the ball in play which means we could start finding some outfield grass with some of those eventually. It also helps explain our success because if you have good pitching and you are able to at least put the ball in play you can manufacture enough run production to win games.

I'm not concerned about SEC-only batting average SEC rank. We are 10th with a team SEC-only batting average 0.005 below the league average. So we are roughly an "average SEC hitting team". That plus being an "above-average SEC pitching team" will go along way against teams that haven't played an SEC schedule.

Another example: Arkansas is arguably the best offensive team in the SEC. They rank 8th in SEC-only batting average, 0.004 below Tennessee, ranked 5th.

 

[wsjmsu75]

About once a month, I tell someone new that Brandon Woodruff through about 10 quality innings for us in 3 years. And I cry a little inside each time.

That did suck for us. I think usually when this happens, it's just a matter of these pitchers having matured more by the time they leave college, plus as others have said they can devote full time to development of their skills once they go pro. I'm sure there are a lot of college programs that have had similar situations. Oh well, it is what it is. That does not aggravate me as much as losing big time signees to the draft.

 

[wsjmsu75]

It seems as though I heard something a while back about LSU using sports psychologists in their baseball program. Could be just my imagination.

 

[Seinfeld]

A&M outfielders had at least 3 web gems that I saw live this past weekend, and I missed watching half the series.

 

[thekimmer]

Hancock hits lefy, but he throws righty.

Ah so he does. Still has more experience at 1st than James so as long as he's in the lineup and hatch isn't he should play 1B