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1) Yesterday, Angels 1B Albert Pujols tied the major league record with his 12th year with 30+ 2B and 20+ HR and moved into the all time top 10 with his 12th career season with 30+ 2B. (Complete Baseball Encyclopedia)
YEAR AGE TRAA RCAA FRAA OBA SLG OPS OWP RC/G AVG HR RBI SB G TEAM 2012 32 40 33 7 .343 .516 .859 .667 6.05 .285 30 105 8 154 Angels 2013 33 2 0 2 .330 .437 .767 .500 4.44 .258 17 64 1 99 Angels 2014 34 8 9 -1 .324 .480 .804 .566 4.84 .274 22 73 4 114 Angels CAREER 938 805 133 .405 .592 .996 .743 8.59 .318 514 1571 97 2072 LG AVG 0 0 0 .332 .421 .753 .500 4.80 .262 212 912 132 MOST YEARS WITH 30+ DOUBLES & 20+ HOMERUNS T1 Manny Ramirez 12 T1 Albert Pujols 12 T3 Carlos Delgado 11 T3 Lou Gehrig 11 T5 Hank Aaron 10 T5 Jeff Kent 10 T5 David Ortiz 10 T5 Stan Musial 10 T9 Alfonso Soriano 9 T9 Bobby Abreu 9 T9 Jimmie Foxx 9 T9 Barry Bonds 9 T9 Miguel Cabrera 9 T9 Frank Thomas 9 T9 Jeff Bagwell 9 T9 Chipper Jones 9 T9 Aramis Ramirez 9 T9 Albert Belle 9 T9 Adrian Beltre 9 T9 Rafael Palmeiro 9 MOST YEARS WITH 30+ DOUBLES T1 Tris Speaker 16 T1 Stan Musial 16 T3 Pete Rose 15 T3 Ty Cobb 15 T5 Craig Biggio 14 T5 George Brett 14 T5 Honus Wagner 14 T8 Paul Waner 13 T8 Nap Lajoie 13 T10 Bobby Abreu 12 T10 Lou Gehrig 12 T10 Manny Ramirez 12 T10 Albert Pujols 12
2) Yesterday, Orioles C Caleb Joseph set the Browns/Orioles record, for catchers, by homering in his 5th consecutive game (old: Gus Triandos, 1959; Ramon Hernandez, 2006, 4) and became the 5th player in team history with a 5+ game streak. (playindex) Joseph is the 2nd catcher to have a 5 game HR streak in 2014, which makes this the 2nd year in MLB history with multiple catchers having such a streak (Buster Posey, A.J. Pierzynski, 2012). (playindex) Joseph is the 5th rookie with a 5 game HR streak. (Elias) The MLB record for catchers is 6, by Walker Cooper (1947 Pirates). (playindex)
YEAR AGE TRAA RCAA FRAA OBA SLG OPS OWP RC/G AVG HR RBI SB G TEAM 2014 28 -1 -2 1 .287 .429 .715 .443 3.71 .227 8 21 0 53 Orioles CAREER -1 -2 1 .287 .429 .715 .443 3.71 .227 8 21 0 53 LG AVG 0 0 0 .315 .380 .695 .500 4.21 .250 5 19 2 BROWNS/ORIOLES WITH 5+ CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH A HOMERUN Ken Williams 1922 6 Reggie Jackson 1976 6 Chris Davis 2012 6 (7 HR) Melvin Mora 2005-06 5 Caleb Joseph 2014 5 ROOKIES WITH 5 CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH A HOMERUN Rudy York 1937 George Alusik 1962 Ron Kittle 1983 Marty Cordova 1995 Caleb Joseph 2014
3) Yesterday, Indians P Corey Kluber recorded his 7th 10+ SO game in 2014, which is the most by any Indians pitcher since Dennis Eckersley (1976, 8). (playindex) Kluber has a 0.29 ERA & 35 SO in his last 4 starts. The only pitchers in Indian history with ERAs that low and as any SO over a 4 game span are Bob Feller (0.27 ERA, 35 SO, 1946) and Luis Tiant (0.0 ERA, 35 SO, 1968). (Elias)
YEAR AGE RSAA ERA G GS IP SO SO/9 WHIP W L SV NW NL TEAM 2012 26 -9 5.14 12 12 63 54 7.71 1.49 2 5 0 3 4 Indians 2013 27 0 3.85 26 24 147.1 136 8.31 1.26 11 5 0 8 8 Indians 2014 28 27 2.46 25 25 171.2 187 9.80 1.07 13 6 0 13 6 Indians CAREER 16 3.49 66 61 386.1 382 8.90 1.22 26 16 0 24 18 LG AVG 0 3.88 386.1 332 7.74 1.29 22 21
4) Yesterday, the Indians tied the team record with 15 SO (pitching) in a 9 inning SHO (Corey Kluber, 10; Bryan Shaw, 3; Corey Allen, 2) (6/17/65, vs. Senators; 10/1/89, vs. White Sox; 5/12/01, vs. Rays). (playindex) The Indians set their team record for most SO in a game against the Yankees (old: 5/6/68, 14, Sam McDowell CG). (playindex) The Indians are 115 SO above the league average in 2014 and this is the 5th time in Indians history that they have had consecutive years with 100+ SO above the league average. (Complete Baseball Encyclopedia)
MOST CONSECUTIVE YEARS WITH 100+ STRIKEOUTS ABOVE THE LEAGUE AVERAGE, INDIANS 1 Indians 1964-70 7 2 Indians 1980-82 3 T3 Indians 1955-56 2 T3 Indians 2000-01 2 T3 Indians 2013-14 2
5) Yesterday, the Yankees tied their team record by striking out 15 times in a shutout (5/23/95, vs. Angels; 4/6/98, vs. Mariners; 5/30/01, vs. Red Sox) (playindex) and it was the 1st time it happened in any Yankee Stadium. (@ktsharp) The Yankees are on pace to strike out 110 times less than the league average, which would be the 1st time the Yankees struck out 100+ times under the league average sine 1984 (156 under). (Complete Baseball Encyclopedia)
6) Yesterday, Tigers P Max Scherzer became the 5th pitcher in Tigers history with 20 games of 10+ SO. (playindex) Scherzer had his 4th game with 10+ SO, 0 BB, which is tied for 2nd in team history (Mickey Lolich, 5; Justin Verlander, 4). (playindex)
YEAR AGE RSAA ERA G GS IP SO SO/9 WHIP W L SV NW NL TEAM 2012 27 10 3.74 32 32 187.2 231 11.08 1.27 16 7 0 13 10 Tigers 2013 28 34 2.90 32 32 214.1 240 10.08 0.97 21 3 0 16 8 Tigers 2014 29 20 3.13 24 24 161 182 10.17 1.16 13 4 0 11 6 Tigers CAREER 91 3.60 198 189 1180 1251 9.54 1.22 86 49 0 78 57 LG AVG 0 4.29 1180 899 6.86 1.35 66 66 MOST GAMES WITH 10+ STRIKEOUTS, TIGERS 1 Mickey Lolich 54 2 Justin Verlander 28 3 Jack Morris 25 4 Jim Bunning 24 5 Max Scherzer 20
7) Yesterday, Orioles DH Nelson Cruz became the 7th player to hit 30 HR in his 1st year with the Browns/Orioles. (Complete Baseball Encyclopedia) Cruz became the 3rd Orioles DH with 30 HR in a season and the 7th with 50 extra base hits in a season. (Complete Baseball Encyclopedia)
YEAR AGE TRAA RCAA FRAA OBA SLG OPS OWP RC/G AVG HR RBI SB G TEAM 2012 31 8 3 5 .319 .460 .779 .518 5.18 .260 24 90 8 159 Rangers 2013 32 9 12 -3 .327 .506 .833 .589 5.45 .266 27 76 5 109 Rangers 2014 33 14 14 0 .329 .511 .840 .605 5.31 .259 30 79 3 114 Orioles CAREER 105 62 43 .328 .497 .825 .557 5.61 .267 187 568 68 918 LG AVG 0 0 0 .333 .421 .753 .500 4.95 .267 105 436 62 PLAYERS WHO HIT 30+ HOMERUNS IN THEIR 1ST YEAR WITH THE BROWNS/ORIOLES 1 Frank Robinson 1966 49 T2 Albert Belle 1999 37 T2 Mark Reynolds 2011 37 4 Miguel Tejada 2004 34 T5 Goose Goslin 1930 30 T5 J.J. Hardy 2011 30 T5 Nelson Cruz 2014 30 MOST HOMERUNS, SINGLE SEASON, ORIOLES, DH 1 Chris Davis 2012 33 2 Aubrey Huff 2008 32 3 Nelson Cruz 2014 30 T4 Luke Scott 2010 27 T4 Eddie Murray 1977 27 T6 Luke Scott 2009 25 T6 Lee May 1978 25 T8 Harold Baines 1995 24 T8 Harold Baines 1999 24 10 Sam Horn 1991 23 MOST EXTRA BASE HITS, SINGLE SEASON, ORIOLES, DH 1 Aubrey Huff 2008 82 2 Eddie Murray 1977 58 3 Luke Scott 2010 57 4 Aubrey Huff 2007 54 5 Chris Davis 2012 53 6 Luke Scott 2009 52 7 Nelson Cruz 2014 50 T8 Vladimir Guerrero 2011 44 T8 Harold Baines 1995 44 10 Ken Singleton 1982 43
8) On Friday-yesterday, the Orioles scored 10+ runs and hit 3+ HR in back to back games for the 1st time since 2004 (April 15-16). (Elias) The Orioles are on pace for 42 RCAA in 2014, which would be their highest figure since 1999 (57). (Complete Baseball Encyclopedia)
9) Yesterday, Brewers 3B Aramis Ramirez had his 154th career 3+ hit game, as a 3B, which passed Chipper Jones into 3rd place in National League history (since 1914) for 3B (Pie Traynor, 203; Stan Hack, 175). (Ramirez has 155 overall 3+ hit games, with 1 of them as a DH) (playindex) Ramirez ranks 7th among 3B in hits, since 1970, and is 10th vs. the league average. (Complete Baseball Encyclopedia)
YEAR AGE TRAA RCAA FRAA OBA SLG OPS OWP RC/G AVG HR RBI SB G TEAM 2012 34 26 30 -4 .360 .540 .901 .642 7.02 .300 27 105 9 149 Brewers 2013 35 1 12 -11 .370 .461 .831 .613 6.10 .283 12 49 0 92 Brewers 2014 36 3 9 -6 .341 .461 .802 .592 5.42 .301 13 56 3 91 Brewers CAREER 82 171 -89 .344 .499 .844 .565 6.01 .286 367 1332 28 2015 LG AVG 0 0 0 .339 .428 .767 .500 5.18 .268 237 971 129 MOST CAREER HITS, 3B, SINCE 1970 1 Wade Boggs 2892 Red Sox/Yankees/Rays 2 Adrian Beltre 2550 Dodgers/Mariners/Red Sox/Rangers 3 Buddy Bell 2380 Indians/Rangers/Reds/Astros 4 Chipper Jones 2376 Braves 5 Gary Gaetti 2280 Twins/Angels/Royals/Cardinals/Cubs 6 Graig Nettles 2157 Indians/Yankees/Padres/Braves/Expos 7 Aramis Ramirez 2146 Pirates/Cubs/Brewers 8 George Brett 2095 Royals 9 Mike Schmidt 2082 Phillies 10 Scott Rolen 2077 Phillies/Cardinals/Blue Jays/Reds MOST CAREER HITS ABOVE THE LEAGUE AVERAGE, 3B, SINCE 1970 HITS DIFF PLAYER LEAGUE 1 Wade Boggs 703 2892 2189 Red Sox/Yankees/Rays 2 George Brett 462 2095 1633 Royals 3 Chipper Jones 345 2376 2031 Braves 4 Bill Madlock 286 1714 1428 Rangers/Cubs/Giants/Pirates/Dodgers 5 David Wright 280 1677 1397 Mets 6 Carney Lansford 278 2074 1796 Angels/Red Sox/A's 7 Adrian Beltre 248 2550 2302 Dodgers/Mariners/Red Sox/Rangers 8 Miguel Cabrera 212 781 569 Marlins/Tigers 9 Buddy Bell 209 2380 2171 Indians/Rangers/Reds/Astros 10 Aramis Ramirez 192 2146 1954 Pirates/Cubs/Brewers
10) Yesterday, the A’s streak of 17 consecutive games without scoring in the 1st inning ended. It was tied for the 3rd longest such streak in Oakland history. (A’s team notes)
11) Yesterday, the Pirates 19 game winning streak, in games they scored in the 1st inning, ended, which was their longest streak since 1909 (team record 28). (Pirates team notes)
12) Yesterday, the Marlins 11 game streak without allowing a HR ended, which was 1 shy of the team record (2013). The Marlins had 2 of the 6 streaks of 10+ games without allowing a HR, since 2000. (playindex)
TEAMS WITH 10+ CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITHOUT ALLOWING A HOMERUN, SINCE 2000 2013 Marlins 12 2009 Cardinals 11 2011 Nationals 11 2014 Marlins 11 2011 Tigers 10 2011 Royals 10
13) Yesterday’s Angels-Red Sox 19 inning game was 6 hours, 31 minutes, which sets the Angels Stadium record for the longest game. (MLB Network)
14) Yesterday, Cubs 2B Javier Baez set the major league record with 7 SO in his 1st 2 career homer games (old: Gary Gentry, 1969 Mets; Darryl Strawberry, 1983 Mets; Antonio Perez, 2003 Rays; Domingo Santana, 2014 Astros; 6). (Elias)
15) Yesterday, Phillies P Cole Hamels became the 1st pitcher in the majors to have 7+ IP and 1 R or less in each of his 1st 5 starts after the all star break since Steve Carlton (1972). (Elias) Hamels ranks 8th in National League East history for career RSAA. (Complete Baseball Encyclopedia)
YEAR AGE RSAA ERA G GS IP SO SO/9 WHIP W L SV NW NL TEAM 2012 28 20 3.05 31 31 215.1 216 9.03 1.12 17 6 0 14 9 Phillies 2013 29 9 3.60 33 33 220 202 8.26 1.16 8 14 0 12 10 Phillies 2014 30 20 2.37 21 21 144.1 144 8.98 1.11 6 6 0 8 4 Phillies CAREER 159 3.29 266 265 1741 1653 8.55 1.14 105 80 0 111 74 LG AVG 0 4.11 1741 1425 7.37 1.34 96 98 MOST CAREER RSAA, NATIONAL LEAGUE EAST 1 Greg Maddux 491 Cubs/Braves 2 Steve Carlton 308 Cardinals/Phillies 3 John Smoltz 284 Braves 4 Tom Seaver 258 Mets 5 Tom Glavine 250 Braves/Mets/Braves 6 Rick Reuschel 187 Cubs/Pirates 7 Curt Schilling 165 Phillies 8 Cole Hamels 159 Phillies 9 Steve Rogers 157 Expos 10 Kent Tekulve 156 Pirates/Phillies
16) Yesterday, Twins P Trevor May became the 2nd pitcher in Senators/Twins history to have 7 BB & 0 BB in his major league debut (Joe Krakauskas, 9/9/37) and the 1st pitcher in the majors to do it since 1975 (Ken Kravec, 9/4, White Sox). (Elias)
YEAR AGE RSAA ERA G GS IP SO SO/9 WHIP W L SV NW NL TEAM 2014 24 -3 18.00 1 1 2 0 0.00 5.00 0 1 0 0 1 Twins CAREER -3 18.00 1 1 2 0 0.00 5.00 0 1 0 0 1 LG AVG 0 3.86 2 2 7.33 1.30 0 0
17) Red Sox SS Xander Bogaerts has started 104 games, which makes him the 1st player in Red Sox history to start 100+ games in a season, at age 21 or younger, since 1966 (Tony Conigliaro, 145). (Red Sox team notes) Prior to Bogaerts’s 2013 MLB debut, the Red Sox had only 1 game started by a player age 21 or less (Jose Iglesias, 5/11/11). (Red Sox team notes)
YEAR AGE TRAA RCAA FRAA OBA SLG OPS OWP RC/G AVG HR RBI SB G TEAM 2013 20 0 -1 1 .320 .364 .684 .440 3.86 .250 1 5 1 18 Red Sox 2014 21 -18 -11 -7 .298 .353 .650 .394 3.42 .233 8 29 2 107 Red Sox CAREER -18 -12 -6 .300 .354 .654 .399 3.46 .234 9 34 3 125 LG AVG 0 0 0 .322 .393 .716 .500 4.33 .258 11 53 7
18) Yesterday, Blue Jays LF Melky Cabrera became the 1st Blue Jays switch hitter with 30 doubles in a season since 2004 (Orlando Hudson, 32). (Complete Baseball Encyclopedia)
YEAR AGE TRAA RCAA FRAA OBA SLG OPS OWP RC/G AVG HR RBI SB G TEAM 2012 27 45 44 1 .390 .516 .906 .765 7.79 .346 11 60 13 113 Giants 2013 28 -10 -7 -3 .322 .360 .682 .424 4.02 .279 3 30 2 88 Blue Jays 2014 29 19 21 -2 .366 .479 .845 .640 6.09 .315 14 61 5 117 Blue Jays CAREER 9 27 -18 .340 .417 .757 .523 5.01 .287 86 508 91 1189 LG AVG 0 0 0 .331 .417 .748 .500 4.77 .263 128 537 78
19) Yesterday, Diamondbacks P Trevor Cahill reached 1000 career IP.
YEAR AGE RSAA ERA G GS IP SO SO/9 WHIP W L SV NW NL TEAM 2012 24 11 3.78 32 32 200 156 7.02 1.29 13 12 0 14 11 Diamondbacks 2013 25 -5 3.99 26 25 146.2 102 6.26 1.42 8 10 0 8 10 Diamondbacks 2014 26 -8 4.86 24 9 70.1 67 8.57 1.52 2 8 1 4 6 Diamondbacks CAREER 13 3.96 178 162 1000 680 6.12 1.34 63 65 1 66 62 LG AVG 0 4.07 1000 804 7.23 1.32 56 56
20) On Friday, Yankees DH Carlos Beltran became the 3rd player to hit a grand slam for both the Yankees and Mets (5 times) (Darryl Strawberry, Robin Ventura). (Elias)
YEAR AGE TRAA RCAA FRAA OBA SLG OPS OWP RC/G AVG HR RBI SB G TEAM 2012 35 13 20 -7 .346 .495 .842 .610 5.98 .269 32 97 13 151 Cardinals 2013 36 27 26 1 .339 .491 .830 .654 5.93 .296 24 84 2 145 Cardinals 2014 37 0 1 -1 .303 .441 .744 .506 4.41 .248 14 45 2 83 Yankees CAREER 359 333 26 .356 .494 .850 .612 6.52 .282 372 1372 310 2147 LG AVG 0 0 0 .337 .425 .762 .500 5.06 .269 246 1056 146
21) On Friday, each of the 1st 4 batters in the Braves lineup homered (B.J. Upton, Tommy La Stella, Freddie Freeman, Justin Upton) for the 1st time since 1997 (Jeff Blauser, Michael Tucker, Clipper Jones, Fred McGriff). (Braves notes) The Braves are 7 HR below the league average in 2014, after being above league average in each of the past 3 years. (Complete Baseball Encyclopedia)
22) On Friday, Royals RF Norichika Aoki became the 3rd OF in Royals history to record 2 assists in the same inning (Bob Oliver, 9/16/69; Amos Otis, 4/25/70). (Royals team notes)
YEAR AGE TRAA RCAA FRAA OBA SLG OPS OWP RC/G AVG HR RBI SB G TEAM 2012 30 10 10 0 .355 .433 .787 .558 5.80 .288 10 50 30 151 Brewers 2013 31 -1 0 -1 .356 .370 .726 .503 4.78 .286 8 37 20 155 Brewers 2014 32 -7 -4 -3 .332 .332 .664 .455 4.06 .262 1 24 10 90 Royals CAREER 2 6 -4 .350 .384 .733 .514 4.97 .282 19 111 60 396 LG AVG 0 0 0 .330 .423 .753 .500 4.81 .262 46 179 26
23) On Friday, it was the 1st time in Cardinals history that 3 different pitchers allowed multiple HR (Justin Masterson, Nick Greenwood, Sam Freeman). (Elias) The Cardinals’s pitchers are 10 HR better than the league average in 2014. This is the 3rd consecutive year that the Cardinals have been 10+ HR better than average, which will tie their team record if they can maintain it.
MOST CONSECUTIVE YEARS WITH 10+ HOMERUNS BETTER THAN THE LEAGUE AVERAGE T1 Cardinals 1938-40 3 T1 Cardinals 1997-99 3 T1 Cardinals 2012-14 3 T4 Cardinals 1942-43 2 T4 Cardinals 1960-61 2 T4 Cardinals 1969-70 2 T4 Cardinals 1989-90 2
24) On Wednesday, Brewers C Jonathan Lucroy reached 200 total bases (he now has 205) and became the 2nd C in Brewers history with consecutive years with 200+ TB. (Complete Baseball Encyclopedia) Lucroy is the 4th catcher in Brewers history with 50+ overall bases above the league average and he is closing in on the team’s single season record for catchers. (Complete Baseball Encyclopedia)
YEAR AGE TRAA RCAA FRAA OBA SLG OPS OWP RC/G AVG HR RBI SB G TEAM 2012 26 10 12 -2 .368 .513 .881 .610 6.52 .320 12 58 4 96 Brewers 2013 27 8 10 -2 .340 .455 .795 .559 5.40 .280 18 82 9 147 Brewers 2014 28 26 28 -2 .377 .495 .873 .698 7.00 .312 12 53 4 108 Brewers CAREER 23 30 -7 .341 .441 .782 .551 5.29 .286 58 278 23 562 LG AVG 0 0 0 .330 .424 .754 .500 4.74 .262 58 232 35 CONSECUTIVE YEARS WITH 200+ TOTAL BASES, BREWERS, CATCHERS T1 Ted Simmons 1982-83 2 T1 Jonathan Lucroy 2013-14 2 MOST OVERALL BASES ABOVE THE LEAGUE AVERAGE, SINGLE SEASON, BREWERS, CATCHERS OVERALL BASES YEAR DIFF PLAYER LEAGUE 1 Darrell Porter 1973 57 218 161 T2 Dave Nilsson 1999 56 237 181 T2 Darrell Porter 1975 56 254 198 4 Jonathan Lucroy 2014 53 244 191 5 Bill Schroeder 1987 42 156 114 6 Jonathan Lucroy 2012 26 179 153 7 Ellie Rodriguez 1972 25 174 149 8 Ted Simmons 1983 18 291 273 9 Darrell Porter 1974 16 213 197 10 Dave Valle 1994 14 31 17
25) Orioles SS J.J. Hardy hit just 4 HR in his 1st 400 AB this season, which set a major league record for the fewest HR, through 400 AB, for a player with 20+ HR in each of the 3 previous seasons (old: Jacque Jones, 2007 Cubs, 5). (Elias)
YEAR AGE TRAA RCAA FRAA OBA SLG OPS OWP RC/G AVG HR RBI SB G TEAM 2012 29 -10 -31 21 .282 .389 .671 .331 3.38 .238 22 68 0 158 Orioles 2013 30 -17 -4 -13 .306 .433 .738 .479 4.43 .263 25 76 2 159 Orioles 2014 31 -2 1 -3 .315 .388 .703 .511 4.31 .283 6 40 0 108 Orioles CAREER -32 -56 24 .313 .424 .737 .458 4.41 .262 164 567 8 1226 LG AVG 0 0 0 .330 .416 .746 .500 4.83 .261 147 586 87
26) On Friday, Rays P Brad Boxberger’s streak of 43 consecutive hitless AB against left handed hitters ended, which was the longest streak in the majors since 1989 (Neal Heaton, Pirates, 46). (Elias)
YEAR AGE RSAA ERA G GS IP SO SO/9 WHIP W L SV NW NL TEAM 2012 24 3 2.60 24 0 27.2 33 10.73 1.45 0 0 0 0 0 Padres 2013 25 1 2.86 18 0 22 24 9.82 1.45 0 1 1 1 0 Padres 2014 26 9 2.11 44 0 47 74 14.17 0.83 3 1 1 3 1 Rays CAREER 13 2.42 86 0 96.2 131 12.20 1.15 3 2 2 4 1 LG AVG 0 3.72 96.2 84 7.83 1.28 5 5
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Around the majors report: August 10, 2014
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