September 28, 200421 yr Guess who now holds the best BA with RISP on the Sox now... Sorry Timo the door is that-a-way ----------> Gload's RISP average is up to .400 -- With an OPS of almost 1.100 --- Suck on in timo. But I thought Timo Perez is GOD.
September 28, 200421 yr 9/27 Ross hits two doubles to increase his hitting-streak to eleven games. I think he may have just missed a home run as well, but I was just getting text updates over the internet. .322 BA, .380 OBP, .467 SLG, .847 OPS Quickly becoming one of my favorite White Sox to watch. I gload.
September 28, 200421 yr I gload. Do I get a cookie or something for being on the Ross Gload bandwagon all year?
September 28, 200421 yr Do I get a cookie or something for being on the Ross Gload bandwagon all year? Have more than one...
September 29, 200421 yr Author 9/28 .323 BA, .379 OBP, .470 SLG, .849 OPS Moving on up. How did his OBP go down when he was on base 2 out of 4 times tonight? I think those stats may be off. And he's batting .326... I just figured out your stats are only valid after 3 of his 4 at-bats. After awhile I'll post the real 9/28 stats.
September 29, 200421 yr 9/28 .323 BA, .379 OBP, .470 SLG, .849 OPS Moving on up. Another 2 hits for Ross in the #5 spot tonight, looking more at home in the starting lineup every game.
September 29, 200421 yr *Official 9/28* .326 BA, .382 OBP, .477 SLG, .859 OPS Where did you get this from?
September 29, 200421 yr ESPN.com That is retarded that the team batting stats do not change at the same as the indiviual players page. http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/players/profile?statsId=6560
September 29, 200421 yr Author 9/29 With the way Ross has been playing lately, today was almost a dissapointment. At least the hit streak was extended to 13 games with a 2-run opposite field home run, his only hit of the day. .323 BA, .378 OBP, .484 SLG, .862 OPS
September 29, 200421 yr Can anyone compute what his stats would be if he kept this pace over a whole season?
September 29, 200421 yr Author Can anyone compute what his stats would be if he kept this pace over a whole season? Sure, how many at-bats you want?
September 29, 200421 yr Sure, how many at-bats you want? I guess a regular season worth....570-580 sounds good.
September 29, 200421 yr Author 575 at-bats 70 runs 186 hits 39 doubles 18 home runs 111 rbi's 49 bb's 88 k's - 6.56 at-bats between k's
September 30, 200421 yr 575 at-bats 70 runs 186 hits 39 doubles 18 home runs 111 rbi's 49 bb's 88 k's - 6.56 at-bats between k's Nice work, thanks
September 30, 200421 yr Can anyone compute what his stats would be if he kept this pace over a whole season? .323 BA, .378 OBP, .484 SLG, .862 OPS
September 30, 200421 yr .323 BA, .378 OBP, .484 SLG, .862 OPS I just wish his name wasnt so strange sounding, not quite as fun to say as Magglio, but whatever
September 30, 200421 yr One thing I've noticed since he's been playing everyday is he's being more selective at the plate. He's not flailing away like he was when he was pinch hitting and getting spot starts. [trying to impress in order to get more playing time, probably] Ross is getting more BB's and cutting down on his K's.
September 30, 200421 yr One thing I've noticed since he's been playing everyday is he's being more selective at the plate. He's not flailing away like he was when he was pinch hitting and getting spot starts. [trying to impress in order to get more playing time, probably] Ross is getting more BB's and cutting down on his K's. That's the one area he had to prove something to me. I knew he could hit, but his final two seasons in AAA, he wasn't exactly a selective hitter. That's not something you expect out of a guy who spent 3+ years at AAA.
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