Ir’s Only Spring Training Stats

Spring Training is here an will be around until the end of March. Let’s take a gander at who has some good stats and trying to impress their team.

(10 plate appearances or more)

Batting Average

• Kevin Newman    Pirates .750
• Gabriel Arias       Indians .615
• Ty France            Mariners .600
• Juan Legares      Angels     .583
• Nico Hoerner       Cubs       .563

Spring Training Home Runs

• Joey Gallo             Rangers  5
• Joc Pederson             Cubs     5
• Bobby Dalbec       Red Sox   4

Stolen Bases

• Ian Miller                        Cubs    4
• Victor Robles            Nationals  4
• Andrew Stevenson   Nationals 4

(minimum 10 batters faced)

Up To $1500 Risk-Free First Bet at Caesars

WHIP

• David Phelps    Blue Jays     0.000
• Greg Holland    Royals        0.000
• Anthony Bender Marlins    0.000
• Tony Gonsolin    Dodgers   0.187
• Adam Wainwright Cardinals 0.200
• Kenta Maeda     Twins    0.200

Plenty more baseball to read at Baseball Spotlight

Batters Faced without allowing a Run

• Austin Gomber   Rockies   27
• Nick Neidert        Marlins  26
• Patrick Sandoval Angels    23
• Wil Crowe        Pirates        23

Strikeouts

• Jose De Leon     Reds     14
• Sandy Alcantara Marlins 10
• Jacob deGrom    Mets       10
• Tyler Glasnow     Rays       10
• Josh Lindblom    Brewers  10
• Lucas Luegte        Yankees  10
• Freddy Peralta      Brewers 10

That ‘s it for now. Also, before you say it, yes I know these are only Spring Training games and may be worthless but gives us a clue as to who is having a good Spring Training.

About the author– Tom Knuppel has been writing about baseball and sports for a few decades. As an avid St. Louis Cardinals fan he began with the blog CardinalsGM. Tom is a member of the United Cardinals Bloggers and the Baseball Bloggers Alliance. He also maintains the History of Cardinals website. More recently he has been busy at KnupSolutions and the primary writer of many sports at KnupSports and adds content at Sports 2.0. Tom is a retired High School English and Speech teacher and has completed over one hundred sportsbook reviews. He also can be followed on Twitter at tknup.

Feel free to contact Tom at tknuppel@gmail.com