Browsing Baseball Stats
St. Louis Cardinals – Better Than Last Season?
Posted on 23 Aug, 2012, by Morgan in BaseballThe World Series champion St. Louis Cardinals just might be better this season than they were last year, with Albert Pujols and Tony La Russa, when they went into the postseason as a wildcard team and went on to beat the Texas Rangers in 7 games. This year, all the stats show this team is better in 2012, but the win-loss record tells us different. More
Hitters Can Have Perfect Games Too (Josh Hamilton Four Home Runs)
Posted on 9 May, 2012, by gerakis100 in BaseballJosh Hamilton makes a great story even if you put aside his ability and achievements on the field. A recovering drug addict and alcoholic, sometimes baseball and his ability to produce is the second thing people think of when they hear his name. But not on perfect nights like these. Not when he hits four home runs and breaks the AL record for total bases reached. More
Albert Pujols Finally Has a Home Run (Blue Jays vs Angles)
Posted on 7 May, 2012, by gerakis100 in BaseballAlbert Pujols isn’t exactly back to his old self, the one who won World Series rings and MVP’s when playing for the Cardinals, but getting a home run, his first of the season, his first in Angels uniform, is a good way to start getting back on track, for him and his team. More
Matt Kemp’s April One of the Best Ever; Albert Pujols Goes Through His Worst
Posted on 1 May, 2012, by Morgan in BaseballMatt Kemp isn’t having the best April of all-time, despite what some people are saying without actually checking the stat sheets of anything that happened before 2012. Still, the Los Angeles Dodgers’ Center Fielder has been having an incredible start on the right side of LA, while Albert Pujols is struggling in Anaheim and his first season in the AL. More
Jose Reyes & Miguel Cabrera Win NL & AL Batting Titles
Posted on 29 Sep, 2011, by gerakis100 in BaseballThe AL Wild Card Race (eventually won by the Tampa Bay Rays) wasn’t the only thing decided on the final day of the 2011 MLB Season. The batting title in the NL went to Jose Reyes, the first Mets player in history to lead the league in batting average with a .337 to Ryan Braun’s .332. Miguel Cabrera of the Detroit Tigers won the AL batting title with .344. More
Dan Uggla, the Streak, and His Place in History
Posted on 9 Aug, 2011, by gerakis100 in BaseballDan Uggla, probably the worst hitter in the Majors during the first three months of the season. Since July 5? A 29 game hitting streak. More
MLB Opening Day Starters by Nationality (Infographic)
Posted on 26 Jul, 2011, by Morgan in FeaturedAn Infographic showing the 284 Opening Day starters in the 2011 MLB season by their birthplace. More
Ryan Howard and the Hottest Bats of the Week – 1.0
Posted on 10 Apr, 2011, by gerakis100 in BaseballTen days into the 2011 Baseball season, it’s a good opportuninty to check who are the baddest hitters in town in this season’s first edition of Hot Bats. More
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Two Lady Miami Heat Fans Celebrating With a Kiss
There are very few things that get men excited more than the sight of two attractive women kissing, especially at unexpected places like a basketball arena at an NBA game. More
