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Thursday, July 13, 2006

Khalil's Plate Discipline

It was mentioned by Geoff Young that Greene's plate discipline has returned to his 2004 levels. While his BB/PA rate is now .001 lower than it was in 2004, his plate discipline has actually increased significantly. Greene put up a .096 BB/PA in '04 compared to a .095 this year, but his unintentional walk rate has actually climbed from .078 to .095. Greene may have had a .349 OBP in 2004, but without the intentional passes he got for batting infront of the pitcher it would have been .337.

posted by Richard B. Wade at 1:55 PM

1 Comments:

Blogger Howard Lynch said...

Good point!

So why don't we put VinnyC in the 8-hole and get him some IWs?

2:05 PM, July 14, 2006  

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