before i start rolling out all my upcoming Michael Brantley's 2017 final #s blogs, it's time to review his second half #s and stats. in this portion of the season, the Indians played 75 games. Michael, however, did not play nearly that much following the All Star Break, so let's see how he did in limited action on the field.
post-All Star Break in 2017, Michael had a total of 97 plate appearances and 88 at bats in 24 games
(180.0 innings). in total, he had 25
hits, 7 extra base hits, 18 singles, 3 doubles, 4 home runs, 15 RBI, 2
sac flies, 16 runs, 6 walks, 1 intentional walk, 1 hit by pitch, 3 stolen bases
(2nd), 2 GIDP, 10 strikeouts (7
swinging, 3 looking), 6 first at bat hits, 40 total bases, 45 left on
base, 32
putouts, 3 assists, and 1 double play.
2nd Half 2017 batting average: .284 (25-88)
OBP: .330
SLG: .455
OPS: .784
2nd Half of July BA:
Showing posts with label September/October. Show all posts
Showing posts with label September/October. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 4, 2017
Tuesday, October 3, 2017
Brantley's September/October 2017 #s
hi there, Brantley fans! i want to thank everyone who took the time to read my Brantley's August 2017 #s (w/ DL Updates) blog and Brantley's 2017 #s Through August blog. i know they weren't the most interesting because he did not play much in August, so i really appreciate the views. speaking of, i got more new readers this past month from South Africa, specifically in Angola, and also Thailand! welcome and i hope you enjoy my posts on Mr. Michael Brantley!👋
notes: here's where i take a minute to remind everyone that when regular season games stretch into October, September and October are considered to be one month. it's exactly like when the season starts at the end of March, and March and April are combined as one month. this is done because there's not much point in having just one or two days of stats recognized by themselves in a regular season baseball month. therefore, when you see me write "the/this month" throughout this blog, i am referencing to both September and October as one month. i also used the "September/October" label in each section of this post, regardless of if the topic i'm discussing only occurred in one of the two months and not the other, to remain consistent.
i also want to address that, once again, i will be blogging about the postseason! i am going write about each
notes: here's where i take a minute to remind everyone that when regular season games stretch into October, September and October are considered to be one month. it's exactly like when the season starts at the end of March, and March and April are combined as one month. this is done because there's not much point in having just one or two days of stats recognized by themselves in a regular season baseball month. therefore, when you see me write "the/this month" throughout this blog, i am referencing to both September and October as one month. i also used the "September/October" label in each section of this post, regardless of if the topic i'm discussing only occurred in one of the two months and not the other, to remain consistent.
i also want to address that, once again, i will be blogging about the postseason! i am going write about each
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