Blue Jays GDT: (2015 v8) Next: vs Hou | Sun, Jun 7th | 1pm ET/10am PT | McHugh vs Dickey

[The Nemesis]

what's his obp in a jays uni? I bet it's higher than .375. Can't necessarily look at his career numbers as a whole, because he wasn't the same hitter before 2010.

.384

EDIT: in 8 seasons with the Jays he's a .265/.384/.919 hitter

 

[BertCorbeau]

Nice double play, wow

 

[Suntouchable13]

All I have in front of me is his career stats.

But I would estimate his Blue Jays OBP is around .375. He's had a couple years when it was higher and a couple when it was lower. Should even out around that. I'm sure others have the exact stats.

I'd still say he is having a slightly below average season for him. I discount his numbers before 2010.

 

[Longshot]

Bautista's OBP as a Jay is .384, the 4th highest in team history.

 

[LaCarriere]

and of course the Twins come back to score after the jays strand a million runners and fail to score.

 

[BertCorbeau]

Good time for the offense to breakthrough and get that run back

 

[Longshot]

I'd still say he is having a slightly below average season for him. I discount his numbers before 2010.

Disagree.

He's having a season right on target. His power numbers are off slightly, but I would attribute that to the injury he is recovering from.

 

[Eyedea]

I'd still say he is having a slightly below average season for him. I discount his numbers before 2010.

It's certainly not the best. More aligns with his 2012-13 numbers when he was dealing with injuries (he has of course been dealing with an injury this year).

 

[dredeye]

Not sure why it matters.

Bautista's OBP is around .375 (with a hit and walk today). That's above his career OBP, which means he's been slightly more productive this year than usual.

EE's numbers are a little off, but he is known as a slow starter and his power numbers are right where they would be expected.

Maybe it's because I play in a fantasy league that doesn't use average, but I don't even look at that stat anymore. I consider it largely irrelevant.

I don't put a ton of value in batting average but with your 3 and 4 hitters it's more important. They need to be driving in runs.

 

[Bad News Benning]

I'd still say he is having a slightly below average season for him. I discount his numbers before 2010.

His average and power numbers are down a bit but that can change with one good week. He's still taking a lot of walks which shows he's seeing the ball well. Matter of time before he gets more hits and HR's.

 

[Bad News Benning]

Bautista's OBP as a Jay is .384, the 4th highest in team history.

Im guessing Delgado is probably number 1??

 

[Longshot]

Im guessing Delgado is probably number 1??

Nope.

 

[Eyedea]

Im guessing Delgado is probably number 1??

Olerud then Delgado.

 

[Eyedea]

Pillar!

 

[TootooTrain]

Slump buster!

 

[Suntouchable13]

An unlikely source!

 

[BertCorbeau]

Pillar! Atta boy, great AB

 

[Bad News Benning]

They blow chance after chance and of course Pillar of all people hits a HR.

 

[SDig14]

Making Gibson throw tons of pitches at least.

 

[Eyedea]

lol **** Goins crushed that.

 

[BertCorbeau]

They blow chance after chance and of course Pillar of all people hits a HR.

Baseball is a funny game

 

[Suntouchable13]

Holy crap, when Goins runs into one!

 

[BertCorbeau]

Goins of all people

 

[Longshot]

Baseball is a funny game

Indeed it is. Jays are doing almost everything right at the plate and it's 1-1.

 

[Eyedea]

Damn Reyes hit that one hard too. Gibson really isn't fooling anybody.