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Doug Brunet was born in Montreal on September 16th, 1961. I love my city and hope I never have to leave. I’ve been working in the printing industry since I was 23. I have a daughter, 29 who gave me a grandson last year in September, and a son, 27. Both have turned out to be decent human beings, as far as I know, and I’m proud of them. I like sports of all kinds, and have played quite a few such as hockey, baseball, lacrosse, soccer, basketball, curling (don’t laugh, J.D. played too), and a few others. I never got good at any of them, but loved it nonetheless. I’ve played Strat-o-matic baseball since I was 11. The ad on the back of a comic book caught my attention, and here I am 42 years later. I’m dabbling with writing. It’s something that I should devote more time to.

I joined CBA in 2009 when the league expanded from 20 to 24 teams. This afforded me the chance to build a franchise from its' beginning, which was exactly how I wanted to get back in the game. It didn't take me long to discover how fortunate I was to be invited to play in this league. In only 5 years, I have twice been the winner of my division and made it to the conference final both times. I'm a pitching and defense first kind of manager, and my teams reflect that. It's difficult to sort through all the seasons to find high points, but two no-hitters come to mind readily. As well as managing a team, I am also involved in some of the administrative aspects of league functions and dabble around with some of the graphics on behalf of CBA. Though it can amount to many hours of devoted time, it is for the most part a labour of love.

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View from the Crows' Nest                                                                                                           
Jones, Smolinski Added to Post-Season Roster
Montreal- After missing out on a post-season appearance a year ago by a loss to the Maine Express, now the Pompton Pythons, in a game 163, the Montreal Crows are back in the CBA championship dance. Of course, we all knew this officially a couple of weeks ago when they clinched the Dawson division. But, a top seeding in the Staub conference was unexpected. The door to that opened when San Diego dropped the last three of a four game set against Joliet while the Crows were continuing the torrid pace that began in June. Montreal and San Diego both finished with 99 wins. And, as they split the twelve games they faced each other, it came down to who scored more runs in those twelve games. The Crows edged out the Surf 43-38, and top seeding was capped off last night in Towaco with a 5-3 Crows win over the Wolf Pack.
     And so, with the season over and the view of the post-season in full focus, manager Robert Brunet must announce the 25 men who will undertake a run at a championship. Though there has been some time to consider who will be representing the Crows in this challenge, some last minute considerations have produced a few surprises.
     The pitching staff finished atop the CBA ledger with a stellar 2.78 ERA, but many of the arms that contributed to that mark must content themselves as biased spectators. The Brunets have settled on a 10 man staff to make room for some extra bats in an attempt to produce more runs. Although 635 runs is an all time high for Montreal, they sit far behind the numbers that the other nine play-off teams put up. The Ottawa Otters scored 874 times this season. That's 239 more than the Crows. All the rest scored over 700. So, the Crows will have to bring their league leading pitching and league best defense to each and every game. If they're to have a chance, they'll need a few more runs considering that most of these run scoring mammoths also finished in the top 8 in pitching.
     "You can expect everyone to be shortening up on the pitching," said Crows manager Robert Brunet. "Guys will go on short rest. Bullpen horses will be ridden. We've got to keep pace with that. I'd like to keep more arms, but we need more options on offense, because we'll be going up against the best pitching in the league, make no mistake."
     Brunet went on to name his ten pitchers, led by the starters. Jordan Zimmermann and Dallas Keuchel, the most consistent all season, will likely go 1-2. Veterans James Shields and Jered Weaver got off to horrid starts this season, but have been exceptional since the end of May and will be starting in the post-season. These four, according to the plan, are expected to comprise a 4 man rotation that will require short rest starts if series go long. Tom Koehler, who had a fine season in his own right, is not ruled out entirely, but will be preparing to come out of the bullpen.
     "I'm good with it," said Koehler when asked if he saw this as a kind of demotion. "Coach sat me down and pretty much said he's counting on my versatility to stay sharp for any situation. I'll do whatever he needs me to do."
     Koehler proved very effective in a swing roll a season ago, and that helped in the decision to go in this direction. Another helpful happening was the mid-season addition of Mike Fiers, who has been nothing less than outstanding and is capable of throwing multiple innings when called upon. Zach Putnam and Marc Rzepczynski will remain as specialists that will hopefully lead to the shut down tandem of David Robertson and closer Mark Melancon. Going with ten pitchers means the Crows will have to do without contributions from the likes of Antonio Bastardo, Matt Thornton, Neil Ramirez, Will Smith, and Roman Mendez, after having seasons all worthy of an appearance in the post-season.
     That leaves fifteen spots for position players. The unexpected additions include Garrett Jones and Jake Smolinski. The former spent most of the season on the disabled list, and only joined the team in September. Though he's still not 100 percent, his left-handed bat can figure in the mix and become an option as a designated hitter should Montreal manage to go far enough that one is needed. Smolinski is held over for pinch-hitting duties. He only amassed 76 at bats in short stints this season, but hit .329 with 7 doubles and 5 homeruns. Erik Kratz stays in, giving Brunet 3 capable catchers. That means more options in the late innings to go along with all the movable parts in the Crows defensive posture.
     Robert Brunet and his Crows must now wait to see who comes out of the clash between Joliet and Essex in the Staub wild card series. Up until the final days of the season, the odds makers were sizing up a match up with Towaco. However, the Wolf Pack have hotel reservations booked in San Diego, where they will begin a conference semi-final series against the Surf.
     While the Jackhammers and Escapees have a tilt, the Clemente wild card series will see the Brooklyn Superbas and the Ottawa Otters go at it. This, too, was something unforeseen. For much of the season, the Otters presented themselves in the guise of some elusive thing, a will-o'-the-wisp. But, as the wispy withered, the Phantastics were, well, fantastic. Philly charged to the top of the Clemente overall standings, knocking Ottawa into a wild card and holding up Brooklyn's intentions on the Parker title. Philly will watch for the winner of this series that they have so gracefully arranged. The Newton Bombs have the honour of receiving the defending Champion Ohio Outlawz.
     It promises to be an interesting post-season, with some new faces and some familiar ones. Nothing can be taken for granted.
    

Montreal San Diego 2013 Playoff


Staub Finals Conference Playoffs 2013

Montreal – The New Jersey Beatles defeated the Montreal Crows in the Staub Conference Finals, 4 games to 1. The Crows won game 1 in New Jersey behind James Shields, 10-3. The Crows had Beatles starter Felix Hernandez’s number all night, tattooing him for 9 runs in 7 innings. Will Venable led the way for the Crows, going 4-4 with a HR and 3 RBI’s. New Jersey bounced back in game 2, 3-0. David Murphy’s 2-run homer in the 1st off Jered Weaver was all the offense the Beatles needed, as Kyle Lohse’s pitched 7 innings of shutout ball and Fernando Rodney contributed a 6-out save.

 

The series then moved to Montreal. The Beatles cruised past the Crows in Game 3, 8-1, behind Justin Verlander’s complete game. The pivotal Game 4 was the best of the series, and featured Felix Hernandez against Mike Minor. Chris Denorfia led off the game with a home run, rolling a 1 on a HR2fbB chance. From there, it was all pitching, with Minor only allowing 2 hits in 6 innings, while Hernandez only allowed 1 hit in 6 innings. Both bullpens did their jobs, and the game ended with New Jersey winning 1-0 to take a 3-1 lead in the series. Montreal manager Doug Brunet was incredulous that Denorfia’s leadoff fly ball cleared the fences. “I thought it was a routine fly ball when he hit it. It looked like Venable had a beat on it, but the ball just kept carrying. Minor deserved better – he pitched a fantastic game.” Game 5 was also exciting, as Game 1 winner Shields faced off against Game 2 winner Lohse. New Jersey jumped all over Shields in the first inning, taking a 4-0 lead before the Crows even came up to bat. After that, Shields and the Montreal bullpen stabilized things, giving up only 2 more runs over the remainder of the game. Meanwhile Montreal’s offense battled back, and got to within one run on J.J. Hardy’s 8th inning homerun off ace closer Fernando Rodney. Rodney was able to regroup after that, retiring the last 5 batters in a row to close out the 6-5 win in front of a sullen Montreal crowd.

 

“Every single player on this team is a contributor, and everyone believes we can win every game. This series was a team effort,” Beatles manager Steve Adler said after game 5.  New Jersey now awaits the winner of the Clemente Conference Finals between Skokie and Newton, and will try to break a long run of Clemente dominance in the CBA World Series. When asked which of those teams he preferred to face, Adler said, “Both teams are managed by legends. Whoever we face, we know it is not going to be easy.”

2013 Staub Finals

 

 

 

RECORD

RUNS

BAT AVG

HOME RUNS

Team

WON

LST

PCT

TEAM

OPP

DIFF

TEAM

OPP

TEAM

OPP

MCD

388

422

.479

3236

3448

-212

.252

.257

646

718


Totals

295

353

.455

2612

2937

-325

.253

.264

503

591

 

Wins

96

2012 MCD

93

2013 MCD

91

2010 MCD

56

2009 MCD

52

2011 MCD

Losses

110

2011 MCD

106

2009 MCD

71

2010 MCD

69

2013 MCD

66

2012 MCD

Runs

767

2010 MCD

702

2012 MCD

633

2009 MCD

624

2013 MCD

510

2011 MCD

Hits

1503

2010 MCD

1452

2012 MCD

1367

2013 MCD

1354

2009 MCD

1290

2011 MCD

Doubles

307

2012 MCD

299

2010 MCD

261

2009 MCD

259

2013 MCD

256

2011 MCD

Triples

38

2012 MCD

32

2010 MCD

23

  Tied by multiple teams

23

  Tied by multiple teams

23

  Tied by multiple teams

Home Runs

153

2010 MCD

143

2013 MCD

135

2012 MCD

122

2009 MCD

93

2011 MCD

Walks

529

2010 MCD

491

2013 MCD

477

2009 MCD

464

2012 MCD

460

2011 MCD

Batting Average

.268

2010 MCD

.261

2012 MCD

.247

2009 MCD

.246

2013 MCD

.237

2011 MCD

ERA

2.86

2013 MCD

3.08

2012 MCD

4.10

2010 MCD

4.37

2011 MCD

5.17

2009 MCD

Hits Allowed

1246

2013 MCD

1274

2012 MCD

1462

2010 MCD

1491

2011 MCD

1621

2009 MCD

K's Recorded

1167

2012 MCD

1166

2013 MCD

996

2010 MCD

920

2009 MCD

919

2011 MCD

Walks Allowed

664

2010 MCD

618

2009 MCD

617

2011 MCD

523

2012 MCD

448

2013 MCD

Shutouts

16

2012 MCD

13

2013 MCD

7

2011 MCD

7

2010 MCD

5

2009 MCD

Saves

56

2012 MCD

54

2013 MCD

47

2010 MCD

30

2011 MCD

28

2009 MCD

Home Runs Allowed

127

2013 MCD

133

2011 MCD

134

2012 MCD

146

2010 MCD

178

2009 MCD

Best Run Differ

141

2012 MCD

113

2013 MCD

45

2010 MCD

-251

2011 MCD

-260

2009 MCD

Worst Run Differ

-260

2009 MCD

-251

2011 MCD

45

2010 MCD

113

2013 MCD

141

2012 MCD


2009 Montreal Crows

 

WON

LOST

PCT

Overall Record

56

106

.346

Home Record

28

53

.346

Road Record

28

53

.346

Vs. Lefty Starters

18

29

.383

Vs. Righty Starters

38

77

.330

Extra Inning Games

7

6

.538

One Run Games

25

22

.532

Last 10 Games

1

9

.100

-

Current 0 Game(s) Winning Streak

Longest Winning Streak: 9 Game(s)

Longest Losing Streak: 6 Game(s)

 

TEAM

OPP

Left On Base

1094

1226

DP's Turned

155

165

TP's Turned

1

1

Most Hits

21

18

Least Hits

2

3

Most Runs

13

16

-

Total Runs

633

893

Average Runs

3.91

5.51

-

Total

HR's At Team

66

85

151

HR's At Opp

56

93

149

Total

122

178


 

Runs

Games Team Scored This Many

--

Runs

Games Opponents Scored This Many

0

XXXXXXXX (15)

--

0

XXX (5)

1

XXXXXXXXXXXX (24)

--

1

XXXXX (9)

2

XXXXXXXXXXXXX (26)

--

2

XXXXXXXX (16)

3

XXXXXXXXXX (20)

--

3

XXXXXXXXX (17)

4

XXXXXXXXX (18)

--

4

XXXXXXXXXXXX (24)

5

XXXXXXXX (16)

--

5

XXXXXXXXX (17)

6

XXXXX (9)

--

6

XXXXXXXXXXX (21)

7

XXXXXX (12)

--

7

XXXXXXXXXXX (21)

8

XXXXX (10)

--

8

XXXXXXX (14)

9

XX (3)

--

9

XXXXX (9)

10+

XXXXX (9)

--

10+

XXXXXXXXX (17)


 

BAVG

GM

AB

R

H

2B

3B

HR

RBI

BB

SO

HB

SH

DP

SB

CS

E

.247

162

5492

633

1354

261

23

122

588

477

1019

40

86

157

64

18

118


 

PA

HR

HM

RD

IBB

SF

SAC

SAT

SAC%

GS

PINCH

PAB

PH

PHR

6123

122

66

56

27

27

86

103

.835

1

.255

255

65

5


VS. Left-Handed Pitchers

VS. Right-Handed Pitchers

BAVG

SLUG

AB

HR

BB

SO

BAVG

SLUG

AB

HR

BB

SO

.249

.360

1540

28

151

251

.245

.373

3952

94

326

768


OB%

SLUG

SB%

RC

RC/27

TOTAVG

PROD

ISOPW

TB

AB/HR

.310

.369

.000

622.3

3.80

.605

.679

.123

2027

45.02


Primary Pos

All Pos

PCT

TOT

OUT

PCT

TOT

OUT

ERR

OSB%

OSB

OCS

PB

BADT

.000

648

495

.000

923

669

118

.000

164

40

6

13


ERA

W

L

PCT

G

CG

SH

SV

IP

H

R

ER

HR

BB

SO

5.17

56

106

.346

162

6

5

28

1438.7

1621

893

827

178

618

920


TBF

HRA

HM

RD

IBB

GF

SV

OPP

SAVE%

HIT

BAVG

AB

HIT

HR

SAC

6439

178

85

93

69

156

28

44

.636

 

.199

282

56

5

47


VS. Left-Handed Batters

VS. Right-Handed Batters

OPPAV

TBF

H

HR

BB

SO

OPPAV

TBF

H

HR

BB

SO

.306

2718

739

81

240

388

.274

3721

882

97

378

532


OPPAV

H/9

BB/9

SO/9

HR/9

RNSUP

IR

ISP

IRS

IRSC%

SO/BB

.287

10.1

3.9

5.8

1.1

3.91

306

166

104

.000

1.50

 

MCD 2010


 

 

WON

LOST

PCT

Overall Record

91

71

.562

Home Record

41

40

.506

Road Record

50

31

.617

Vs. Lefty Starters

32

26

.552

Vs. Righty Starters

59

45

.567

Extra Inning Games

8

6

.571

One Run Games

30

15

.667

Last 10 Games

4

6

.400

-

Current 0 Game(s) Winning Streak

Longest Winning Streak: 7 Game(s)

Longest Losing Streak: 5 Game(s)

 

 

TEAM

OPP

Left On Base

1162

1292

DP's Turned

145

157

TP's Turned

0

0

Most Hits

22

22

Least Hits

2

2

Most Runs

18

16

-

Total Runs

767

722

Average Runs

4.73

4.46

-

Total

HR's At Team

67

78

145

HR's At Opp

86

68

154

Total

153

146


 

Runs

Games Team Scored This Many

--

Runs

Games Opponents Scored This Many

0

XX (4)

--

0

XXXX (7)

1

XXXXXXXXX (17)

--

1

XXXXXXXX (15)

2

XXXXXXXXXX (19)

--

2

XXXXXXXXXXX (21)

3

XXXXXXXXXXXXXX (28)

--

3

XXXXXXXXXXXXXX (27)

4

XXXXXXXXXXX (22)

--

4

XXXXXXXXXXXX (24)

5

XXXXXXXXXX (19)

--

5

XXXXXXXXX (18)

6

XXXXXXX (14)

--

6

XXXXXX (11)

7

XXXXXX (12)

--

7

XXXXXX (11)

8

XXXXX (9)

--

8

XXXXX (10)

9

XXX (5)

--

9

XXXX (7)

10+

XXXXXXX (13)

--

10+

XXXX (8)


 

BAVG

GM

AB

R

H

2B

3B

HR

RBI

BB

SO

HB

SH

DP

SB

CS

E

.268

162

5616

767

1503

299

32

153

731

529

959

41

71

137

107

24

97


PA

HR

HM

RD

IBB

SF

SAC

SAT

SAC%

GS

PINCH

PAB

PH

PHR

6285

153

67

86

50

27

71

90

.789

4

.272

232

63

6


VS. Left-Handed Pitchers

VS. Right-Handed Pitchers

BAVG

SLUG

AB

HR

BB

SO

BAVG

SLUG

AB

HR

BB

SO

.284

.422

1726

47

136

259

.260

.410

3890

106

393

700


OB%

SLUG

SB%

RC

RC/27

TOTAVG

PROD

ISOPW

TB

AB/HR

.334

.414

.000

781.0

4.82

.702

.748

.146

2325

36.71


Primary Pos

All Pos

PCT

TOT

OUT

PCT

TOT

OUT

ERR

OSB%

OSB

OCS

PB

BADT

.000

659

462

.000

814

556

97

.000

135

43

3

6


ERA

W

L

PCT

G

CG

SH

SV

IP

H

R

ER

HR

BB

SO

4.10

91

71

.562

162

2

7

47

1454.0

1462

722

663

146

664

996


 

TBF

HRA

HM

RD

IBB

GF

SV

OPP

SAVE%

HIT

BAVG

AB

HIT

HR

SAC

6378

146

78

68

72

160

47

72

.653

 

.102

293

30

0

53


VS. Left-Handed Batters

VS. Right-Handed Batters

OPPAV

TBF

H

HR

BB

SO

OPPAV

TBF

H

HR

BB

SO

.277

3458

828

80

379

534

.249

2920

634

66

285

462


OPPAV

H/9

BB/9

SO/9

HR/9

RNSUP

IR

ISP

IRS

IRSC%

SO/BB

.264

9.0

4.1

6.2

.9

4.73

283

155

77

.000

1.50

 

MCD 2011


 

 

WON

LOST

PCT

Overall Record

52

110

.321

Home Record

28

53

.346

Road Record

24

57

.296

Vs. Lefty Starters

17

40

.298

Vs. Righty Starters

35

70

.333

Extra Inning Games

3

9

.250

One Run Games

22

30

.423

Last 10 Games

2

8

.200

-

Current 0 Game(s) Winning Streak

Longest Winning Streak: 4 Game(s)

Longest Losing Streak: 9 Game(s)

 

TEAM

OPP

Left On Base

1146

1222

DP's Turned

155

137

TP's Turned

0

0

Most Hits

20

22

Least Hits

1

2

Most Runs

17

17

-

Total Runs

510

761

Average Runs

3.15

4.70

-

Total

HR's At Team

44

65

109

HR's At Opp

49

68

117

Total

93

133

 


 

Runs

Games Team Scored This Many

--

Runs

Games Opponents Scored This Many

0

XXXXXXXXXXX (21)

--

0

XXXX (7)

1

XXXXXXXXXXXXX (26)

--

1

XXXXXXXX (15)

2

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX (36)

--

2

XXXXXXX (14)

3

XXXXXXXXXXX (21)

--

3

XXXXXXXXXXXX (23)

4

XXXXXXXXXX (20)

--

4

XXXXXXXXXXXXXX (27)

5

XXXXX (10)

--

5

XXXXXXXXXXXX (24)

6

XXXXX (10)

--

6

XXXX (7)

7

XXX (6)

--

7

XXXX (7)

8

XXX (5)

--

8

XXX (5)

9

X (2)

--

9

XXX (5)

10+

XXX (5)

--

10+

XXXXXX (12)


 

BAVG

GM

AB

R

H

2B

3B

HR

RBI

BB

SO

HB

SH

DP

SB

CS

E

.237

162

5451

510

1290

256

23

93

473

460

1081

45

71

126

126

29

106


PA

HR

HM

RD

IBB

SF

SAC

SAT

SAC%

GS

PINCH

PAB

PH

PHR

6055

93

44

49

33

28

71

84

.845

0

.245

237

58

5


VS. Left-Handed Pitchers

VS. Right-Handed Pitchers

BAVG

SLUG

AB

HR

BB

SO

BAVG

SLUG

AB

HR

BB

SO

.231

.321

1760

17

131

349

.240

.354

3691

76

329

732


OB%

SLUG

SB%

RC

RC/27

TOTAVG

PROD

ISOPW

TB

AB/HR

.300

.343

.000

571.7

3.50

.580

.643

.107

1871

58.61


Primary Pos

All Pos

PCT

TOT

OUT

PCT

TOT

OUT

ERR

OSB%

OSB

OCS

PB

BADT

.000

667

486

.000

842

598

106

.000

99

33

9

2


ERA

W

L

PCT

G

CG

SH

SV

IP

H

R

ER

HR

BB

SO

4.37

52

110

.321

162

14

7

30

1441.0

1491

761

699

133

617

919


TBF

HRA

HM

RD

IBB

GF

SV

OPP

SAVE%

HIT

BAVG

AB

HIT

HR

SAC

6315

133

65

68

127

148

30

48

.625

 

.129

309

40

1

37


VS. Left-Handed Batters

VS. Right-Handed Batters

OPPAV

TBF

H

HR

BB

SO

OPPAV

TBF

H

HR

BB

SO

.264

2781

638

63

288

419

.274

3534

853

70

329

500


 

OPPAV

H/9

BB/9

SO/9

HR/9

RNSUP

IR

ISP

IRS

IRSC%

SO/BB

.269

9.3

3.9

5.7

.8

3.15

263

150

84

.000

1.50

 

MCD 2012


 

 

WON

LOST

PCT

Overall Record

96

66

.593

Home Record

48

33

.593

Road Record

48

33

.593

Vs. Lefty Starters

25

25

.500

Vs. Righty Starters

71

41

.634

Extra Inning Games

7

6

.538

One Run Games

27

27

.500

Last 10 Games

6

4

.600

-

Current 2 Game(s) Winning Streak

Longest Winning Streak: 8 Game(s)

Longest Losing Streak: 4 Game(s)

 

TEAM

OPP

Left On Base

1098

1143

DP's Turned

162

149

TP's Turned

0

0

Most Hits

20

21

Least Hits

2

0

Most Runs

15

13

-

Total Runs

702

561

Average Runs

4.33

3.46

-

Total

HR's At Team

61

66

127

HR's At Opp

74

68

142

Total

135

134


 

Runs

Games Team Scored This Many

--

Runs

Games Opponents Scored This Many

0

XX (4)

--

0

XXXXXXXX (16)

1

XXXXXXXXX (17)

--

1

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX (29)

2

XXXXXXXXXXX (21)

--

2

XXXXXXXXXXXX (24)

3

XXXXXXXXXXXXX (25)

--

3

XXXXXXXXXXXX (23)

4

XXXXXXXXXXXXXX (28)

--

4

XXXXXXXXXXXX (23)

5

XXXXXXXXXX (19)

--

5

XXXXXX (12)

6

XXXXXXXXXX (20)

--

6

XXXX (8)

7

XXXXX (10)

--

7

XXXX (8)

8

XXXX (7)

--

8

XX (4)

9

XX (3)

--

9

XXXX (7)

10+

XXXX (8)

--

10+

XX (3)


 

BAVG

GM

AB

R

H

2B

3B

HR

RBI

BB

SO

HB

SH

DP

SB

CS

E

.261

162

5556

702

1452

307

38

135

664

464

1051

42

69

131

182

46

103


 

PA

HR

HM

RD

IBB

SF

SAC

SAT

SAC%

GS

PINCH

PAB

PH

PHR

6176

135

61

74

39

45

69

89

.775

2

.250

196

49

5


VS. Left-Handed Pitchers

VS. Right-Handed Pitchers

BAVG

SLUG

AB

HR

BB

SO

BAVG

SLUG

AB

HR

BB

SO

.270

.414

1554

40

135

291

.258

.399

4002

95

329

760


OB%

SLUG

SB%

RC

RC/27

TOTAVG

PROD

ISOPW

TB

AB/HR

.321

.403

.000

725.4

4.46

.684

.724

.142

2240

41.16


Primary Pos

All Pos

PCT

TOT

OUT

PCT

TOT

OUT

ERR

OSB%

OSB

OCS

PB

BADT

.000

752

579

.000

864

649

103

.000

55

25

4

4


ERA

W

L

PCT

G

CG

SH

SV

IP

H

R

ER

HR

BB

SO

3.08

96

66

.593

162

8

16

56

1472.0

1274

561

504

134

523

1167


TBF

HRA

HM

RD

IBB

GF

SV

OPP

SAVE%

HIT

BAVG

AB

HIT

HR

SAC

6123

134

66

68

44

154

56

76

.737

 

.126

341

43

0

45


VS. Left-Handed Batters

VS. Right-Handed Batters

OPPAV

TBF

H

HR

BB

SO

OPPAV

TBF

H

HR

BB

SO

.223

2596

518

50

221

496

.241

3527

756

84

302

671


OPPAV

H/9

BB/9

SO/9

HR/9

RNSUP

IR

ISP

 

Crows Lifetime Leaders - Batting

BATTING AVERAGE

First

Last

AB

Hits

B.A.

First

Last

AB

Hits

B.A.

First

Last

AB

Hits

B.A.

1

Rajai Davis

2009

2010

587

173

.295

5

Alberto Callaspo

2009

2013

2301

617

.268

9

Cameron Maybin

2011

2013

873

222

.254

2

Todd Helton

2009

2013

1741

496

.285

6

Juan Rivera

2009

2012

1420

380

.268

10

Jeff Francoeur

2010

2013

2028

508

.250

3

Jeff Keppinger

2009

2013

1972

558

.283

7

Jody Gerut

2009

2010

457

121

.265

             

4

Will Venable

2011

2013

1165

315

.270

8

Chris Getz

2009

2013

1045

274

.262

             

HITS

First

Last

Hits

First

Last

Hits

First

Last

Hits

First

Last

Hits

1

Alberto Callaspo

2009

2013

617

4

Todd Helton

2009

2013

496

7

Will Venable

2011

2013

315

10

Cameron Maybin

2011

2013

222

2

Jeff Keppinger

2009

2013

558

5

Juan Rivera

2009

2012

380

8

J.J. Hardy

2012

2013

282

         

3

Jeff Francoeur

2010

2013

508

6

Yorvit Torrealba

2009

2013

318

9

Chris Getz

2009

2013

274

         

HOME RUNS

First

Last

HR

First

Last

HR

First

Last

HR

First

Last

HR

1

Juan Rivera

2009

2012

65

4

Todd Helton

2009

2013

51

7

Joe Crede

2009

2010

32

10

Todd Frazier

2012

2013

23

2

Jeff Francoeur

2010

2013

59

5

Will Venable

2011

2013

41

8

Jeff Keppinger

2009

2013

29

         

3

J.J. Hardy

2012

2013

52

6

Alberto Callaspo

2009

2013

38

9

Ramon Castro

2009

2010

26

         

AT-BATS PER HOMERUN

First

Last

AB/HR

First

Last

AB/HR

First

Last

AB/HR

First

Last

AB/HR

1

Joe Crede

2009

2010

18.0

4

Todd Frazier

2012

2013

22.4

7

Todd Helton

2009

2013

34.1

10

Desmond Jennings

2013

2013

55.3

2

Juan Rivera

2009

2012

21.8

5

Jody Gerut

2009

2010

24.1

8

Jeff Francoeur

2010

2013

34.4

         

3

J.J. Hardy

2012

2013

22.0

6

Will Venable

2011

2013

28.4

9

Jack Hannahan

2009

2010

46.5

         

TRIPLES

First

Last

TR

First

Last

TR

First

Last

TR

First

Last

TR

1

Will Venable

2011

2013

19

4

Rajai Davis

2009

2010

8

 

Tony Gwynn Jr

2011

2012

7

 

   

 

 

6

2

Cameron Maybin

2011

2013

12

 

Alberto Callaspo

2009

2013

8

 

Jeff Francoeur

2010

2013

7

         

3

Chris Getz

2009

2013

9

6

Desmond Jennings

2013

2013

7

9

Tied by multiple players  

 

 

6

         

DOUBLES

First

Last

DO

First

Last

DO

First

Last

DO

First

Last

DO

1

Alberto Callaspo

2009

2013

127

4

Todd Helton

2009

2013

102

7

Will Venable

2011

2013

60

10

Fred Lewis

2011

2011

36

2

Jeff Keppinger

2009

2013

113

5

Juan Rivera

2009

2012

75

 

J.J. Hardy

2012

2013

60

         

3

Jeff Francoeur

2010

2013

108

6

Yorvit Torrealba

2009

2013

61

9

Chris Getz

2009

2013

47

         

EXTRA BASE HITS

First

Last

XBH

First

Last

XBH

First

Last

XBH

First

Last

XBH

1

Jeff Francoeur

2010

2013

174

4

Jeff Keppinger

2009

2013

148

7

J.J. Hardy

2012

2013

112

10

Cameron Maybin

2011

2013

60

2

Alberto Callaspo

2009

2013

173

5

Juan Rivera

2009

2012

144

8

Yorvit Torrealba

2009

2013

84

         

3

Todd Helton

2009

2013

156

6

Will Venable

2011

2013

120

9

Joe Crede

2009

2010

61

         

TOTAL BASES

First

Last

TB

First

Last

TB

First

Last

TB

First

Last

TB

1

Alberto Callaspo

2009

2013

874

4

Todd Helton

2009

2013

757

7

J.J. Hardy

2012

2013

498

10

Cameron Maybin

2011

2013

320

2

Jeff Francoeur

2010

2013

807

5

Juan Rivera

2009

2012

658

8

Yorvit Torrealba

2009

2013

446

         

3

Jeff Keppinger

2009

2013

770

6

Will Venable

2011

2013

536

9

Chris Getz

2009

2013

345

         

ON BASE PERCENTAGE

First

Last

AB

TOB

OB%

First

Last

AB

TOB

OB%

First

Last

AB

TOB

OB%

1

Todd Helton

2009

2013

1741

778

.381

5

Chris Getz

2009

2013

1045

375

.326

9

Tony Gwynn Jr

2011

2012

548

194

.319

2

Rajai Davis

2009

2010

587

229

.354

6

Jody Gerut

2009

2010

457

163

.325

10

Lou Marson

2010

2013

594

216

.318

3

Will Venable

2011

2013

1165

451

.345

7

Alberto Callaspo

2009

2013

2301

812

.324

             

4

Jeff Keppinger

2009

2013

1972

729

.338

8

Juan Rivera

2009

2012

1420

501

.323

             

 

Crows Lifetime Leaders - Batting

SLUGGING AVERAGE

First

Last

AB

TB

SLUG

First

Last

AB

TB

SLUG

First

Last

AB

TB

SLUG

1

Joe Crede

2009

2010

576

268

.465

5

Todd Frazier

2012

2013

515

227

.441

9

Jeff Keppinger

2009

2013

1972

770

.390

2

Juan Rivera

2009

2012

1420

658

.463

6

Todd Helton

2009

2013

1741

757

.435

10

Rajai Davis

2009

2010

587

229

.390

3

Will Venable

2011

2013

1165

536

.460

7

J.J. Hardy

2012

2013

1146

498

.435

             

4

Jody Gerut

2009

2010

457

204

.446

8

Jeff Francoeur

2010

2013

2028

807

.398

             

RUNS SCORED

First

Last

Runs

First

Last

Runs

First

Last

Runs

First

Last

Runs

1

Alberto Callaspo

2009

2013

239

4

Jeff Keppinger

2009

2013

208

7

Chris Getz

2009

2013

141

10

J.J. Hardy

2012

2013

128

2

Jeff Francoeur

2010

2013

234

5

Juan Rivera

2009

2012

180

8

Cameron Maybin

2011

2013

140

         

3

Todd Helton

2009

2013

221

6

Will Venable

2011

2013

160

9

Yorvit Torrealba

2009

2013

131

         

RUNS BATTED IN

First

Last

RBI

First

Last

RBI

First

Last

RBI

First

Last

RBI

1

Todd Helton

2009

2013

258

4

Juan Rivera

2009

2012

222

7

Will Venable

2011

2013

143

10

Chris Getz

2009

2013

88

2

Alberto Callaspo

2009

2013

257

5

Jeff Keppinger

2009

2013

202

8

Yorvit Torrealba

2009

2013

119

         

3

Jeff Francoeur

2010

2013

241

6

J.J. Hardy

2012

2013

157

9

Joe Crede

2009

2010

95

         

FEWEST AB PER RBI

First

Last

AB/RBI

First

Last

AB/RBI

First

Last

AB/RBI

First

Last

AB/RBI

1

Joe Crede

2009

2010

6.06

4

Jody Gerut

2009

2010

6.72

7

Will Venable

2011

2013

8.15

10

Jeff Keppinger

2009

2013

9.76

2

Todd Frazier

2012

2013

6.36

5

Todd Helton

2009

2013

6.75

8

Jeff Francoeur

2010

2013

8.41

         

3

Juan Rivera

2009

2012

6.40

6

J.J. Hardy

2012

2013

7.30

9

Alberto Callaspo

2009

2013

8.95

         

STOLEN BASES

First

Last

SB

First

Last

SB

First

Last

SB

First

Last

SB

1

Rajai Davis

2009

2010

90

4

Chris Getz

2009

2013

71

7

Desmond Jennings

2013

2013

29

10

Alberto Callaspo

2009

2013

16

2

Will Venable

2011

2013

84

5

Jeff Francoeur

2010

2013

53

8

Fred Lewis

2011

2011

24

         

3

Cameron Maybin

2011

2013

75

6

Tony Gwynn Jr

2011

2012

40

9

Elliot Johnson

2012

2013

17

         

GAMES PLAYED

First

Last

G

First

Last

G

First

Last

G

First

Last

G

1

Alberto Callaspo

2009

2013

671

4

Jeff Francoeur

2010

2013

569

7

Yorvit Torrealba

2009

2013

406

10

Cameron Maybin

2011

2013

240

2

Jeff Keppinger

2009

2013

633

5

Juan Rivera

2009

2012

465

8

Will Venable

2011

2013

376

         

3

Todd Helton

2009

2013

572

6

Chris Getz

2009

2013

415

9

J.J. Hardy

2012

2013

309

         

AT BATS

First

Last

AB

First

Last

AB

First

Last

AB

First

Last

AB

1

Alberto Callaspo

2009

2013

2301

4

Todd Helton

2009

2013

1741

7

Will Venable

2011

2013

1165

10

Cameron Maybin

2011

2013

873

2

Jeff Francoeur

2010

2013

2028

5

Juan Rivera

2009

2012

1420

8

J.J. Hardy

2012

2013

1146

         

3

Jeff Keppinger

2009

2013

1972

6

Yorvit Torrealba

2009

2013

1277

9

Chris Getz

2009

2013

1045

         

Base On Balls

First

Last

Walks

First

Last

Walks

First

Last

Walks

First

Last

Walks

1

Todd Helton

2009

2013

267

4

Will Venable

2011

2013

121

7

Chris Getz

2009

2013

92

10

Jack Hannahan

2009

2010

78

2

Alberto Callaspo

2009

2013

195

5

Juan Rivera

2009

2012

112

8

Jeff Francoeur

2010

2013

91

         

3

Jeff Keppinger

2009

2013

162

6

Yorvit Torrealba

2009

2013

97

9

Lou Marson

2010

2013

79

         

STRIKEOUTS

First

Last

K

First

Last

K

First

Last

K

First

Last

K

1

Jeff Francoeur

2010

2013

361

4

Yorvit Torrealba

2009

2013

251

7

Cameron Maybin

2011

2013

212

 

   

 

 

196

2

Todd Helton

2009

2013

297

5

Alberto Callaspo

2009

2013

233

8

Juan Rivera

2009

2012

200

         

3

Will Venable

2011

2013

291

6

J.J. Hardy

2012

2013

213

9

Tied by multiple players  

 

 

196

     

 

 

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