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A look at the Statistical Leaders throughout the organization: Minimum 30IP and 135 AB’s. Stats are thru last night.

AB’s: Cody Asche (358); Maikel Franco (347); Jim Murphy (332); Chris Serritella (328); Aaron Altherr (318); Cesar Hernandez (314); Darin Ruf (305); Albert Cartwright (301); Carlos Alonso (299); Carlos Tocci (297);  

Hits: Maikel Franco (111); Cody Asche (103); Jim Murphy (96); Cesar Hernandez (96); Willie Carmona (92); Chris Serritella (88); Aaron Altherr (87); Darin Ruf (81); Carlos Alonso (79); Leandro Castro (76)

Runs; Maikel Franco (56); Carlos Alonso (55); Albert Cartwright (52); Art Charles (49); Aaron Altherr (45); Cody Asche (45); Darin Ruf (44); Jermaine Mitchell (43); Jim Murphy (42); Brian Pointer (42);

2B: Aaron Altherr (27); Maikel Franco (26); Cody Overbeck (23); Darin Ruf (22); Cody Asche (21); Cameron Perkins (21); Art Charles (21); Jim Murphy (20); Willie Carmona (20); Chris Serritella (18);

3B: Cesar Hernandez (8); Tyson Gillies (6); Aaron Altherr (5); Jermaine Mitchell (5); Cody Asche (4); Cameron Perkins (4); Brock Stassi (4)

HR: Maikel Franco (21); Cody Overbeck (15); Jim Murphy (15); Kelly Dugan (11); Anthony Hewitt (11); Cody Asche (10); Cameron Rupp (10); Derrick Mitchell (9); Tyson Gillies (9); Art Charles (8)

RBI: Maikel Franco (67); Cody Asche (56); Jim Murphy (56); Aaron Altherr (53); Darin Ruf (46); Cody Overbeck (46); Leandro castro (43); Art Charles (43);

BB: Carlos Alonso (46); Art Charles (44); Mitch Walding (43); Jim Murphy (37); Darin Ruf (36); Brian Pointer (36); Larry Greene (35); Cesar Hernandez (34); Cody Asche (33); Aaron Altherr (33)

K’s: Aaron Altherr (104); Larry Greene (99); Cody Overbeck (91); Zach Collier (89); Mitch Walding (89); Chris Serritella (88); Darin Ruf (88); Cody Asche (87); Brian Pointer (81) Anthony Hewitt (80)

SB: Roman Quinn (32); Cesar Hernandez (27); Brian Pointer (20); Aaron Altherr (16); Leandro Castro (16); Albert Cartwright (16); Jermaine Mitchell (13); Anthony Hewitt (12); Cody Asche (11); Zach Collier (11);

OBP: Steve Susdorf (.438); Kelly Dugan (.379); Carlos Alonso (.375); Cesar Hernandez (.372); Jim Murphy (.364); Cameron Perkins (.363); Josh Fields (.363); Michael Martinez (.362); Maikel Franco (.361); Willie Carmona (.359)

SLG: Maikel Franco (.594); Kelly Dugan (.508); Cameron Perkins (.502); Jim Murphy (.497); Cody Overbeck (.485); Aaron Altherr (.482); Cody Asche (.453); Steve Susdorf (.449); Willie Carmona (.434)

AVG: Steve Susdorf (.347); Maikel Franco (.320); Cameron Perkins (.318); Willie Carmona (.312); Michael Martinez (.307); Cesar Hernandez (.306); Josh Fields (.306); Brock Stassi (.305); Kelly Dugan (.304); Jon Roof (.301); 

Pitching: Wins: Ethan Martin (10); Hoby Milner (8); Miguel Nunez (7); Perci Garner (6); Gabrial Arias (6); Seth Rosin (6)

Losses: Jesse Biddle (9); David Buchanan (9); Tom Cochran (8); Tyler Cloyd (8); Miguel Nunez (7); Shane Watson (6); BJ Rosenberg (6); Colton Murray (6)

ERA: Severino Gonzalez (1.66); Mario Hollands (1.94); Gabrial Arias (2.47); Cesar Jiminez (2.51); Delvi Francisco (2.55); Greg Smith (2.64); Ryan O’Sullivan (2.79); Mauricio Robles (2.80); Jay Johnson (2.80); Nic Hanson (2.95); 

Games: Ryan O’Sullivan (37); Jay Johnson (36); Mauricio Robles (34); Mike Nesseth (33); Tyler Knigge (32); Colton Murray (32); Steven Inch (32); Justin Friend (32); Jake Diekman (30)

Starts: David Buchanan (19); Seth Rosin (18); Jesse Biddle (18); Ethan Martin (18); Perci Garner (17); Hoby Milner (17); Tom Cochran (16); Shane Watson (16); Nick Hernandez (15);

Saves: Steven Inch (11); Luis Garcia (11); Jake Diekman (11); Colton Murray (9); Kyle Simon (6); Ryan O’Sullivan (5); Mauricio Robles (5); Michael Nesseth (3); Tyler Knigge (3); Jay Johnson (3)

IP: David Buchanan (113); Seth Rosin (98); Perci Garner (98); Ethan Martin (97.2); Jesse Biddle (97); Hoby Miler (97); Miguel Nunez (89); Nick Hernandez (78); Tom Cochran (76.2)

HR allowed: Tyler Cloyd (15); David Buchanan (13); Hector Neris (13); Shane Watson (12); Ethan Martin (11); Tom Cochran (11); Seth Rosin (10)

BB: Ethan Stewart (61); Ethan Martin (58); Jesse Biddle (49); Perci Garner (43); Tom Cochran (41); Austin Wright (40)

K’s: Jesse Biddle (107); Ethan Martin (87); Hoby Milner (81); Nick Hernandez (81);Perci Garner (78); David Buchanan (75); Yoel Mecias (70);Seth Rosin (69); Mario Hollands (69);

WHIP: Severino Gonzalez (0.76); Mario Hollands (1.09); Luis Garcia (1.12); Drew Anderson (1.15); Seth Rosin (1.17); Raul Valdes (1.17); Gabrial Arias (1.17); Jesse Biddle (1.22); Cesar Jiminez (1.22); Jeb Stefan (1.24)

11 thoughts on “Minor League Leaders”

  1. Biddle will fit in nicely with Lee and Hamels. At least he’s getting used to no run support and losses now. SMH

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  2. Hewitt is actually lower on the K’s list than i think we all thought he would be going into the season.

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    2. No, Lakewood and Lehigh Valley are two of the hardest parks in the minors for HR power, Reading and Clearwater are very good for power in their respective leagues, and Williamsport is neutral. I don’t know about on the org player side but for prospects, between Franco, Dugan, Cozens, Green, Altherr, Perkins, Asche, and Ruf you ahve some guys with at least average power. It isn’t a system of mashers like the Cubs but I would say they are overall middle of the road it just looks bad because they really lack in true corner OF/1B prospects.

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      1. What’s legitimately concerning though are the very low BB totals.

        We talk a lot about how the organization under values BBs,and I think this is circumstantial evidence that they do. Either by talent selection, or coaching regarding approach, or both.

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        1. Again Larry perhaps it would better to illustrate your point by comparing the Philadelphia’s minor league BB rates vs other org rates. By levels or by overall totals.

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