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Post by chinmusic on Feb 27, 2023 1:01:39 GMT -8
Beaver baseball stats are outrageous but for how long? Realistically, it seems impossible to maintain this statistical mind boggle even if we were to win the next 25 games we play. In the meantime, let's enjoy the heck out of our crazy numbers. I haven't looked but it feels like our 2023 start statistically would match last years explosive start.
OSU's team slash line through 7 games is; .354/ .484/ .576
In 57 innings at bat, the Beavers have plated 81 runs on 86 hits 59 walks + 9 hit batsmen. The Beavs have averaged 1,42 runs per inning at bat. OSU scores in 55% of innings at bat (31/57) 30 of the 86 hits (35%) are for extra bases with 17 doubles, 2 triples and 11 home runs. The 68 free passes give us a 1.16:1 BB:K ratio. Double the norm. The Beavers have been successful on stolen base attempts 82% of the time (14/17).
Pitching has nearly matched the offense.
The Team W-L is 6-1 (85% winning record) The team ERA is 3.19 The team WHIP is 1.29 The Beaver staff has allowed 18 BB+6 HBP against 76 K's BB:K Ratio is 1:3.76 OSU pitching staff is averaging 10.7k/9 IP
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Post by bvogrande on Feb 27, 2023 7:33:17 GMT -8
shhh.
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Post by nuclearbeaver on Feb 27, 2023 7:57:09 GMT -8
Yeah the stats are a reflection of competition in early season. I'm hoping they can keep the bats going wild until Ferrer and Mundt are back to solidify the pitching staff.
I have high hopes that the order is more consistent at the plate this year with some of the new additions. I don't expect us to be as explosive but if the bottom of the order stops being near auto outs it will lead to alot more scoring than last year.
NM and UCSB are looking like atleast mid tier teams.
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Post by badwack on Feb 27, 2023 8:14:15 GMT -8
Hit for Show, Pitch for the Dough. Solid old advice.
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