Vlad don't ground into any more DPs

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gansta...........

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by norcaliangelsfan on Aug 18, 2008 3:42 PM PDT reply actions

I want to see the numbers

All Angels, DP/AB

Angel Pitching, Angel Defense - get past that.

by vladtheimpaler on Aug 18, 2008 3:47 PM PDT reply actions

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Player       AB       GDP       At bats, per GIDP
==========   ===      ===       =================
Guerrero     431      24         17.96
Kotchman     373      14         26.64
Izturis      290       9         32.22
Hunter       429      13         33.00
Quinlan      109       3         36.33
Matthews     339       9         37.67
Kendrick     291       7         41.57
Rivera       170       4         42.50
Napoli       151       3         50.33
Figgins      338       6         56.33
Anderson     428       7         61.14
Aybar        273       2        136.50
Mathis       234       1        234.00

Brown         13       0          0.00
Lackey         6       0          0.00
Weaver         4       0          0.00
Saunders       3       0          0.00
Garland        2       0          0.00
Budde          2       1          2.00
Santana        6       1          6.00
Teixeira      60       2         30.00
Rodriguez     65       2         32.50
Wood          64       1         64.00
Willits       65       1         65.00

Francisco Rodriguez: 193 career saves. 2 career Panthers, tied with Hector Carrasco.

by Stirrups on Aug 18, 2008 4:34 PM PDT up reply actions

I'm Blind! I'm Blind!

Angel Pitching, Angel Defense - get past that.

by vladtheimpaler on Aug 18, 2008 5:23 PM PDT up reply actions

what about our team number compared to others?

i wanna see the stat! now get to work! (wink).

"Life is a luminous halo, a semi-transparent envelope surrounding us from the beginning of consciousness to the end."

by NoDakHalo on Aug 18, 2008 5:34 PM PDT up reply actions

Shazzam!

TEAM            AB      GIDP    At bats, per GIDP
=============   ====    ====    =================
Washington      4225    124     34.07
Toronto         4197    119     35.27
NY Yankees      4269    120     35.58
Chicago Sox     4223    118     35.79
Boston          4265    119     35.84
LA Dodgers      4194    116     36.16
LA Angels       4149    110     37.72
Atlanta         4266    111     38.43
Seattle         4302    111     38.76
St. Louis       4441    110     40.37
San Francisco   4185    103     40.63
Detroit         4354    106     41.08
Oakland         4173     99     42.15
Minnesota       4239    100     42.39
Chicago Cubs    4313    101     42.70
Colorado        4329    101     42.86
San Diego       4262     99     43.05
Kansas City     4289     97     44.22
NY Mets         4327     94     46.03
Cleveland       4201     88     47.74
Houston         4230     87     48.62
Baltimore       4314     88     49.02
Tampa Bay       4167     85     49.02
Arizona         4178     82     50.95
Cincinnati      4214     82     51.39
Philadelphia    4239     82     51.70
Texas           4417     85     51.96
Pittsburgh      4324     83     52.10
Florida         4263     74     57.61
Milwaukee       4282     68     62.97

Francisco Rodriguez: 193 career saves. 2 career Panthers, tied with Hector Carrasco.

by Stirrups on Aug 18, 2008 6:25 PM PDT up reply actions

wow the halos have the least number of AB's in that chart

interesting.

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by norcaliangelsfan on Aug 18, 2008 8:54 PM PDT up reply actions

how does milwaukee lead that list?

they are a team full of mashers. they have prince fielder. how does he not hit into dp’s???

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by NoDakHalo on Aug 20, 2008 5:27 PM PDT up reply actions

PANTHER

by yeswecan on Aug 18, 2008 4:19 PM PDT reply actions

it worked for today.

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by norcaliangelsfan on Aug 18, 2008 7:24 PM PDT reply actions

you tell 'em HH! LOL

by ladybug on Aug 18, 2008 8:23 PM PDT reply actions

if we could see how many at-bats each player had, where there was the opportunity to hit into a double play, You can eliminate any at-bats where there was no one on base. Those numbers would be better ones to look at. I have no idea whether you can get any stats like that.

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by billhune on Aug 19, 2008 9:00 AM PDT reply actions

Just thinking about this a little bit more

You can subtract a total of at least 8 at-bats per game from each team, because the first guy up each inning has no possibility of hitting into a double play, also subtractany at-bats with 2 outs, and the number of homeruns each team as hit from their at-bat total.

I am also probably thinking about this too much

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by billhune on Aug 19, 2008 9:21 AM PDT up reply actions