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I was checking out baseball america today and came across the strangest batting stats I think I've ever seen.

 

Rob Stratton - OF

Albuquerque Isotopes

AAA Pacific Coast League

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Games 22

AB's 79

Homeruns 10

Stikeouts 41

AVG .215

Slugging .608

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Explain it if you can...

Don't know if you wanted the breakdown or if you were just stunned at the strikeout numbers, but anyway....

 

Well if he has a .215 batting average in 80 at-bats,

That would amount to around 17 total hits.

He has 10 homers, leaving only 7 singles or doubles.

 

However slugging % if I'm not mistaken counts a double as 2 hits, triple as 3 hits, homer as 4 hits.

 

So that's 40 hits just from 10 homers. Add another 10 hits or so from his 7 singles/doubles, and suddenly you're looking at a slugging % over .600.

 

go Robert Stratton! :blink: Maybe he's been looking at Barry Bonds' stats thinking, hey half of Bonds' hits are home runs, I can do that...

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