Thursday, April 19, 2007 |
The Mickey Hatcher Lie Detector
Shea Hillenbrand, inning 7, ab# 66, ended in: Single on a 1-2 count
Orlando Cabrera, inning 6, ab# 48, ended in: Ground Out on a 0-2 count
Casey Kotchman, inning 4, ab# 29, ended in: Ground Out on a 0-2 count
Howie Kendrick, inning 8, ab# 64, ended in: Ground Out on a 1-2 count
Reggie Willits, inning 7, ab# 54, ended in: Ground Out on a 0-2 count
Orlando Cabrera, inning 5, ab# 41, ended in: Ground Out on a 1-2 count
Garret Anderson, inning 8, ab# 64, ended in: Fly Out on a 0-2 count
Casey Kotchman, inning 4, ab# 33, ended in: Pop Out on a 1-2 count
Reggie Willits, inning 5, ab# 43, ended in: Ground Out on a 3-2 count
Maicer Izturis, inning 9, ab# 62, ended in: Strikeout on a 1-3 count
That's 20 at-bats (out of a total of 490) where an Angel got to 0-2 at some point during the count. They were particularly bad during the Oakland series. Hatcher may be right that the Angels are getting in to a large number of 0-2 counts, but the more pressing issue — as always — is the team's abysmal .303 OBP, and its even worse .192 average with runners in scoring position. The latter stat is certain to go up appreciably; the former is more of a question mark.
Update: Fixed the ordering of some of the at-bats, which were essentially random in some games. Also fixed some of the ball-strike data, which seems to be a little flaky in the summary data.
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