Lockout time waster - Best Reds seasons with the bat

[westofyou]

I missed it. I love saying that name. Good ole Noodles.

Noodles used to work out with the 39-40 teams, I remember reading somewhere the younger players were amazed that a guy who played at the turn of the century was still around

[westofyou]

Games with at least 2 hits and 2 BB

Joe Dimaggio - 25
Mike Trout - 34
Stan Musial - 37
Joey Votto - 43
Ty Cobb - 61
Eddie Collins - 70
Mickey Mantle - 73
Barry Bonds - 117
Ted Williams 120

[westofyou]

I came across this game today, totally forgot about it

https://www.baseball-reference.com/b...01007100.shtml



Since 1903 the Reds have had 66 games with one hit or less, Browning had three in 1988, Jim Maloney had seven in his career

Nuxy even had one game in that list

https://www.baseball-reference.com/b...96507242.shtml

[Tony Cloninger]

He lost back to back 1-0 games too. The next one he went 6 innings. 1 run allowed. 4 walk and hits with 6 K.

[westofyou]

Games with at least 2 hits and 2 BB

Joe Dimaggio - 25
Mike Trout - 34
Stan Musial - 37
Joey Votto - 43
Ty Cobb - 61
Eddie Collins - 70
Mickey Mantle - 73
Barry Bonds - 117
Ted Williams 120

Babe Ruth - 117
Pete Rose - 49
Joe Morgan - 62
Willie Mays - 46
Henry Aaron - 45
Shawon Dunston - 4

[0-2 Count]

Love the stats. Keep them coming.

[Bourgeois Zee]

Babe Ruth - 117
Pete Rose - 49
Joe Morgan - 62
Willie Mays - 46
Henry Aaron - 45
Shawon Dunston - 4

Where does Votto's 43 rank, woy?

[westofyou]

Where does Votto's 43 rank, woy?

Don't know, the way it's set up is you have to do it player by player and then they spit out the games/dates

[westofyou]

Choose your weapon

Name	From	To	Age	W	L	W-L%	ERA	G	GS	GF	CG	SHO	SV	IP	H	R	ER	HR	BB	IBB	SO	HBP	BK	WP	BF	ERA+	FIP	WHIP	H9	HR9	BB9	SO9	SO/W
Cueto	2008	2021	22-35	135	97	0.582	3.45	330	329	0	17	8	0	2034.1	1868	844	780	217	586	19	1710	111	16	34	8454	118	3.85	1.206	8.3	1	2.6	7.6	2.92
Rijo	1984	2002	19-37	116	91	0.56	3.24	376	269	43	22	4	3	1880	1710	772	676	147	663	34	1606	28	28	30	7867	121	3.28	1.262	8.2	0.7	3.2	7.7	2.42
Soto	1977	1988	20-31	100	92	0.521	3.47	297	224	20	72	13	4	1730.1	1395	732	667	172	657	50	1449	28	20	37	7147	108	3.53	1.186	7.3	0.9	3.4	7.5	2.21

[westofyou]

Worst in-season stretch of hitting for a Reds player in the Division era (50 games /150 PA's to qualify)

Name	      Games	Span Start	Span End	PA	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	BA	OBP	SLG	OPS
Bobby Tolan	50	5/7/1973	7/1/1973	203	14	29	4	1	3	13	.153	.190	.233	.423
Dave Concepcion	50	5/19/1972	7/15/1972	182	14	22	6	1	0	6	.142	.230	.194	.424
Drew Stubbs	50	8/2/2012	10/2/2012	189	18	30	1	1	1	5	.171	.225	.206	.430
Paul Bako	50	5/22/2008	8/27/2008	170	14	24	3	0	2	18	.156	.216	.214	.430
Dave Concepcion	50	5/12/1971	7/3/1971	157	7	26	2	0	1	8	.181	.217	.215	.432
Tommy Helms	50	4/6/1970	6/5/1970	211	18	38	6	0	0	13	.193	.217	.223	.441
Darrel Chaney	50	7/31/1973	9/28/1973	152	12	23	3	0	0	10	.174	.252	.197	.449

[cumberlandreds]

Worst in-season stretch of hitting for a Reds player in the Division era (50 games /150 PA's to qualify)

Name	      Games	Span Start	Span End	PA	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	BA	OBP	SLG	OPS
Bobby Tolan	50	5/7/1973	7/1/1973	203	14	29	4	1	3	13	.153	.190	.233	.423
Dave Concepcion	50	5/19/1972	7/15/1972	182	14	22	6	1	0	6	.142	.230	.194	.424
Drew Stubbs	50	8/2/2012	10/2/2012	189	18	30	1	1	1	5	.171	.225	.206	.430
Paul Bako	50	5/22/2008	8/27/2008	170	14	24	3	0	2	18	.156	.216	.214	.430
Dave Concepcion	50	5/12/1971	7/3/1971	157	7	26	2	0	1	8	.181	.217	.215	.432
Tommy Helms	50	4/6/1970	6/5/1970	211	18	38	6	0	0	13	.193	.217	.223	.441
Darrel Chaney	50	7/31/1973	9/28/1973	152	12	23	3	0	0	10	.174	.252	.197	.449

Concepcion didn't come into his own in hitting until the 1973 season. He broke his ankle just before the all star break and hence came Darrel Chaney's stretch on your sheet. Chaney could never hit a lick and continued to prove that once he got to Atlanta.

[cumberlandreds]

Choose your weapon

Name	From	To	Age	W	L	W-L%	ERA	G	GS	GF	CG	SHO	SV	IP	H	R	ER	HR	BB	IBB	SO	HBP	BK	WP	BF	ERA+	FIP	WHIP	H9	HR9	BB9	SO9	SO/W
Cueto	2008	2021	22-35	135	97	0.582	3.45	330	329	0	17	8	0	2034.1	1868	844	780	217	586	19	1710	111	16	34	8454	118	3.85	1.206	8.3	1	2.6	7.6	2.92
Rijo	1984	2002	19-37	116	91	0.56	3.24	376	269	43	22	4	3	1880	1710	772	676	147	663	34	1606	28	28	30	7867	121	3.28	1.262	8.2	0.7	3.2	7.7	2.42
Soto	1977	1988	20-31	100	92	0.521	3.47	297	224	20	72	13	4	1730.1	1395	732	667	172	657	50	1449	28	20	37	7147	108	3.53	1.186	7.3	0.9	3.4	7.5	2.21

I'll take Soto but you can't go wrong with any of them. Soto could be flat out dominant. If he had came along just a few years earlier he would won 20+ games a season.

[westofyou]

Concepcion didn't come into his own in hitting until the 1973 season. He broke his ankle just before the all star break and hence came Darrel Chaney's stretch on your sheet. Chaney could never hit a lick and continued to prove that once he got to Atlanta.

Chaney was much younger than I thought. I was listening to a 1972 Reds game the other day and the Mets announcers mentioned that Woody Woodward had suddenly retired before the season and that surprised the Reds

[foster15]

Chaney was much younger than I thought. I was listening to a 1972 Reds game the other day and the Mets announcers mentioned that Woody Woodward had suddenly retired before the season and that surprised the Reds

Woody Woodward needed to stay with the Reds two more seasons and we would've won the pennant in 1973.

Okay, here's why. Woody was a terrible hitter. However, there was one pitcher he torched. Tom Seaver.

[westofyou]

Woody Woodward needed to stay with the Reds two more seasons and we would've won the pennant in 1973.

Okay, here's why. Woody was a terrible hitter. However, there was one pitcher he torched. Tom Seaver.

He was putrid in an era that many MLB SS had sub .600 OPS's, just putrid