The Toronto Blue Jays Official Stat Thread

[Reed Johnson]

I hope you guys like this.

HITTING STATS

AB's
1. Vernon Wells- 288
2. Troy Glaus- 270
3. Alex Rios- 270

Batting Average (Minimum 150 AB's)
1. Reed Johnson- .374
2. Alex Rios- .330
3. Frank Catalanotto- .322

Hits
1. Vernon Wells- 91
2. Alex Rios- 89
3. Lyle Overbay- 79

HR
1. Troy Glaus- 21
2. Vernon Wells- 20
3. Alex Rios- 15

RBI's
1. Vernon Wells- 62
2. Troy Glaus- 53
3. Alex Rios- 53

SB's
1. Alex Rios- 9
2. Vernon Wells- 9
3. Reed Johnson- 6

PITCHING STATS

Wins
1. Roy Halladay- 9
2. Ted Lilly- 7
3. Gustavo Chacin- 6

Losses
1. Josh Towers- 9
2. Ted Lilly- 7
3. Casey Janssen- 6

ERA
1. BJ Ryan- 0.47
2. Justin Speier- 2.45
3. Roy Halladay- 3.07

Appearances
1. Scott Shoeneweis- 38
2. BJ Ryan- 35
3. Justin Speier- 35

Games Started
1. Roy Halladay- 15
2. Ted Lilly- 15
3. Casey Janssen- 12
3. Josh Towers- 12

Complete Games
1. Roy Halladay- 3
2. AJ Burnett- 1
3. The Whole Team- 0

Shutouts
1. AJ Burnett-1
2. Rest of the team- 0

Saves
1. BJ Ryan- 21
2. Pete Walker- 1
3. Rest of the team- 0

Innings Pitched
1. Roy Halladay- 108.1
2. Ted Lilly- 84.2
3. Casey Janssen- 68

Strike Outs
1. Ted Lilly- 78
2. Roy Halladay- 57
3. BJ Ryan- 45

[Reed Johnson]

TEAM STATS/RANK

HITTING STATS
AB- 2625- 15th
Runs- 409- 5th
Hits- 771- 1st
Homeruns- 107- 2nd (Tied)
Walks- 270- 8th
Strikeouts- 393- 28th (good thing)
Stolen Bases- 34- 18th (Tied)
Batting Average- .294- 1st!!!

PITCHING STATS
Wins- 42- 6th
ERA- 4.66- 18th
Complete Games- 4- 4th (Tied)
Shutouts- 2- 22nd (Tied. 2nd Last though)
Saves- 22- 7th (Tied)
Hits- 677- 20th (Good thing)
Runs Against- 369- 16th
Homeruns Against- 100- 4th (Tied. That is bad!)
Walks- 239- 17th (tied. Lower is better)
Strikeouts- 497- 13th (tied)
Opposition BA- .328- 7th (That is better then I though!)

[Chris from NY]

Good call. I was thinking something like this would be a good idea. I like that Burnett already leads the team in shutouts.

[Defense Counts!]

Hmmm

The Jays are first in hits and BA, but only 5th in runs ... does this indicate a lack of clutch hitting (they seem to have plenty of power)?
:confused:

[Chris from NY]

does this indicate a lack of clutch hitting
You hit the nail on thwe head. It also hurts that Glaus, Wells, and Hillenbrand have all been producing poorly the last month and a half.

[Reed Johnson]

HITTING STATS

AB's
1. Vernon Wells- 342
2. Lyle Overbay- 336
3. Troy Glaus- 322

Batting Average (Minimum 220 AB's)
1. Reed Johnson- .364
2. Alex Rios- .330
3. Frank Catalanotto- .329

Hits
1. Vernon Wells- 107
2. Lyle Overbay- 101
3. Aaron Hill- 93

HR
1. Troy Glaus- 24
2. Vernon Wells- 23
3. Alex Rios- 15
3. Lyle Overbay- 15

RBI's
1. Vernon Wells- 72
2. Troy Glaus- 62
3. Alex Rios- 53

SB's
1. Vernon Wells- 11
2. Alex Rios- 9
3. Reed Johnson- 8

PITCHING STATS

Wins
1. Roy Halladay- 12
2. Ted Lilly- 9
3. Gustavo Chacin- 6
3. Casey Janssen-6

Losses
1. Josh Towers- 9
2. Ted Lilly- 8
3. Casey Janssen- 8

ERA
1. BJ Ryan- 0.99
2. Roy Halladay- 3.06
3. Justin Speier- 3.06

Appearances
1. Scott Shoeneweis- 45
2. BJ Ryan- 41
3. Justin Speier- 41

Games Started
1. Roy Halladay- 19
2. Ted Lilly- 19
3. Casey Janssen- 15

Complete Games
1. Roy Halladay- 3
2. AJ Burnett- 1
3. The Whole Team- 0

Shutouts
1. AJ Burnett-1
2. Rest of the team- 0

Saves
1. BJ Ryan- 24
2. Pete Walker- 1
3. Rest of the team- 0

Innings Pitched
1. Roy Halladay- 135.1
2. Ted Lilly- 109.2
3. Casey Janssen- 82.0

Strike Outs
1. Ted Lilly- 97
2. Roy Halladay- 75
3. BJ Ryan- 55

[Reed Johnson]

TEAM STATS/RANK

HITTING STATS
AB- 3210- 10th (tied)
Runs- 496- 5th
Hits- 941- 1st
Homeruns- 129- 3rd
Walks- 319- 9th (tied)
Strikeouts- 484- 30th (GOOD THING)
Stolen Bases- 44- 18th
Batting Average- .293- 1st!!!

PITCHING STATS
Wins- 52- 6th (Tied
ERA- 4.57- 15th
Complete Games- 4- 7th (Tied)
Shutouts- 2- 24th (Tied. 2nd Last though)
Saves- 25- 8th (Tied)
Hits- 837- 21st (Good thing)
Runs Against- 447- 16th
Homeruns Against- 118- 5th (Tied. That is bad!)
Walks- 292- 17th (Lower is better)
Strikeouts- 611- 12th
Opposition BA- .330- 9th (That is better then I thought!)

[Reed Johnson]

Sorry for not updating this in a while.

HITTING STATS

AB's
1. Vernon Wells- 513
2. Lyle Overbay- 497
3. Troy Glaus- 457

Batting Average (Minimum 360 AB's)
1. Reed Johnson- .324
2. Frank Catalanotto- .319
3. Vernon Wells- .316

Hits
1. Vernon Wells- 162
2. Lyle Overbay- 154
3. Aaron Hill- 131

HR
1. Troy Glaus- 34
2. Vernon Wells- 30
3. Lyle Overbay- 19

RBI's
1. Troy Glaus- 93
2. Vernon Wells- 91
3. Lyle Overbay- 82

SB's
1. Vernon Wells- 14
2. Alex Rios- 12
3. Reed Johnson- 8

PITCHING STATS

Wins
1. Roy Halladay- 16
2. Ted Lilly- 11
3. AJ Burnett- 7

Losses
1. Ted Lilly- 12
2. Casey Janssen- 10
3. Josh Towers- 9

ERA (minimum 100 IP's pitched)
1. Roy Halladay- 3.29
2. AJ Burnett- 4.22
3. Ted Lilly- 4.70

Appearances
1. Scott Shoeneweis- 55
2. BJ Ryan- 55
3. Justin Speier- 51

Games Started
1. Roy Halladay- 28
2. Ted Lilly- 27
3. Casey Janssen- 17

Complete Games
1. Roy Halladay- 4
2. AJ Burnett- 2
3. The Whole Team- 0

Shutouts
1. AJ Burnett-1
2. Rest of the team- 0

Saves
1. BJ Ryan- 31
2. Pete Walker- 1
3. Scott Schoeneweis- 1
3. Brandon League- 1

Innings Pitched
1. Roy Halladay- 200.0
2. Ted Lilly- 151.1
3. AJ Burnett- 100.1

Strike Outs
1. Ted Lilly- 130
2. Roy Halladay- 117
3. AJ Burnett- 78

[Reed Johnson]

I'll have to do the second part later because whenever I go to team stats just a whole bunch of words and numbers show up.

[danjulien]

Hey guys..
I have a stat package over at the website (link in signature) that calculates all the advanced statistics for the Blue Jay batters. This could be useful to you guys in evaluation and what not. There's also a four part article about why we finished second and not first with statistical analysis.

[PJ-34]

oh its good to see that the Jays realyl did well in stats this season to bad they arent in the National league or else they would have finished in first place!!:mad:

[Reed Johnson]

Please mods keep this stickied as I hope to do this for the 2007 season. Thanks!

[Richmond Hill Phoenix]

Good to see ya post, RJ!

And good to see that you'll be doing the stat packages again.

-Geoff

[PJ-34]

Good to see a Saskatchewanian back haha.

[Chris from NY]

Lovin' the Saskwatch representi ng on the Jays board. Puttin' the Ontarians (?) to shame! :clapping BTW, just noticed while looking over thoe stats, the Jays lost 2 of their top 3 game appearance leaders in Schoenweis and Speier. . I'm a little curious to see if one or two guys will step up to fill the void, or if it will be more of a comitee thing.

[Big_Mac]

i can count the number of manitobians on the board - 1 is the loneliest number of all

you bring up a good point chris, those are alot of apperances by schoneweis and spirer that younger guys are going to have to fill. hopefully someone can step up.

[PJ-34]

With Scott and Justin gone we can still rely on minor leaguers like Fransico Rosario who I thought looked great last year. If Marcum isn't a starter for the Jays next year he can be good in the bullpen, and McGowen......

[Richmond Hill Phoenix]

I think that League and Accardo will be able to fill Speier's role, and that Schoenweis' appearances will be absorbed by the rest of the guys that we have.

[Reed Johnson]

Lovin' the Saskwatch representi ng on the Jays board. Puttin' the Ontarians (?) to shame! :clapping BTW, just noticed while looking over thoe stats, the Jays lost 2 of their top 3 game appearance leaders in Schoenweis and Speier. . I'm a little curious to see if one or two guys will step up to fill the void, or if it will be more of a comitee thing.

Well I think we have our answer. Janssen is eating up Speier's innings and Downs taking over for Schoenweis (while being more effective)! Also if you look Schoenweiss has been brutal this year (5.09 ERA) and Speier pitched today for the first time since April 30th!

[morepepper]

It was good to see League back in uniform today. Sometimes he makes me nervous, but once he is healthy he will be a major asset.

[Big_Mac]

It was good to see League back in uniform today. Sometimes he makes me nervous, but once he is healthy he will be a major asset.

stats can't point out that feeling in reliever. i felt so safe with spirer coming in to pitch even though he stats maybe weren't all that. jansenn has just officially gotten the "i feel safe with him in the ballgame" label. of course nothing can trumph the miguel "is he going to blow it with walks or homeruns this time around" batista

[morepepper]

stats can't point out that feeling in reliever. i felt so safe with spirer coming in to pitch even though he stats maybe weren't all that. jansenn has just officially gotten the "i feel safe with him in the ballgame" label. of course nothing can trumph the miguel "is he going to blow it with walks or homeruns this time around" batista

Jansenn gives me that sense of comfort too. Accardo makes me tremble sometimes.