This page contains information about the player's batting performance broken down into several categories.
At the top of the page there are the following links:
Player - to theplayer pageDaily - to thebatting log pagePREV - to the player's previous batting splitsNEXT - to the player's next batting splits
The following categories are presented:
Total - Overall RecordHome - Record in Home GamesAway - Record in Away Gamesvs RHP - Against Right-Handed Pitchersvs LHP - Against Left-Handed Pitchersvs RHS* - Against Right-Handed Startersvs LHS* - Against Left-Handed StartersDay - Record in Day GamesNight - Record in Night GamesNone On - Record with the Bases EmptyMen On - Record with Men OnRISP - Record with Men On Second or Third BaseBases Loaded - Record with the Bases LoadedMonth - Record in that MonthBat Order - Record in that Batting Order PositionPosition - Record with Playing that Defensive PositionPark - Record playing in that ParkOppon - Record playing against that Opponent
* - The RHS and LHS categories will be used when we don't have play-by-play data for a game and not all the pitchers on the opposing team in the game threw from the same side. In those cases, we use RHS if the starter was right-handed and LHS if the starter was left-handed.
For each category, the following information will be included:
G - Games Played (if applicable)AB - At BatsR - Runs ScoredH - Hits2B - Doubles3B - TriplesHR - Home RunsRBI - Runs Batted InBB - Bases On BallsIBB - Intentional Bases On BallsSO - StrikeoutsHBP - Hit By PitchSH - Sacrifice HitsSF - Sacrifice FliesXI - Reached First on InterferenceROE - Reached on Error (includes fielder's choices and strikeouts in which no out was recorded)GDP - Grounded in Double PlaysSB - Stolen BasesCS - Caught StealingAVG - Batting Average (H / AB)OBP - On-Base Percentage ((H + BB + HBP) / (AB + BB + HBP + SF))SLG - Slugging Percentage ((H + 2B + (2 * 3B) + (3 * HR)) / AB)
Note: in the situational statistics, runs scored, stolen bases and caught stealing reflect the totals accumulated during plays starting in that situation. For example, a team or player's run scored with the bases loaded reflect the number of runs scored in plays that began with the bases loaded.
The following abbreviations are used for defensive positions:
P - PitcherC - Catcher1B - First Baseman2B - Second Baseman3B - Third BasemanSS - ShortstopLF - Left FielderCF - Center FielderRF - Right FielderOF - OutfielderDH* - Designated HitterPH - Pinch HitterPR - Pinch RunnerH - Entered as PH or PR and Batted Again>1 - (For games without Play-by-play) Played more than one position
* - to avoid double counting DH split only shows stats for PAs when this player starts inning as a DH. Stats when a player PHs or PRs for the DH or bats in the same inning as he entered as a PH or PR for the DH will appear in the PH, PR, or H splits respectively. One exception: the player is always given a Game as a DH if he PHs or PRs for the DH even when the player is removed for a PR immedialtely after he PHs for the DH. Similarly, the H split Games are already counted in either the PH or PR split.