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100_1427_tiny by Phil Gurnee on in News

Carlos Santana is hot. He can evidently handle a bat as well as his namesake, can handle his Gibson Les Paul. He has now surpassed Andy La Roche as the hottest Dodger in the minor leagues with Andy going on a whiff tear with 6 k's in his last 6 at bats. Santana's July/Aug numbers are now:
Plate Appearances - 115
Walks - 20
ExtraBaseHits - 16
Home Runs - 6
BA - 305
OB - 426
Slug - 610
OPS - 1036
Update [2007-8-8 12:8:41 by ToyCannon]: My numbers were a bit off. Sorry, here are the latest.

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Great for Santana, but over the same period Andy's numbers are better that that

Plate Apps - 101 (July and August)
Walks - 14
ExtraBaseHits - 22
Home Runs - 12
BA - 376
OB - 452
Slug - 861
OPS - 1313

Let's hope his back does not have any lingering affects

by schoffle on Aug 7, 2007 3:32 PM PDT reply actions  

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I didn't say Carlos was better then Andy over the same time period only that Carlos was now our hottest hitter. If you looked at Aug you'd see Carlos with an OPS of 1300.

by Phil Gurnee on Aug 7, 2007 3:39 PM PDT up reply actions  

fair enough
But the numbers that you gave led me to believe that you meaning over the July and August period.

by schoffle on Aug 7, 2007 4:12 PM PDT reply actions  

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