Yasiel Puig spring training numbers: Where does he rank?

Yasiel Puig may have went 0-for-2 on Sunday in Phoenix, but his 2013 spring numbers remain gaudy. He is hitting .527/.509/.855 this spring, and he's doing it in a team leading 57 plate appearances.

With 29 hits and 47 total bases, Puig has put up some numbers usually not seen by the Dodgers during spring training. Here is a look as far back as 2006 of spring training numbers to see if anyone has come close to Puig in recent years.

2012

Hits leader: Dee Gordon, 25 (.379/.446/.485)

Total bases leader: Andre Ethier, 44 (.385/.431/.846)

Most PA by .500 hitter: Gorman Erickson, 8 (4-for-8, .500)

2011

Hits leader: Matt Kemp, 20 (.290/.315/.609)

Total bases leader: Kemp, 42

Most PA by .500 hitter: Corey Smith, 16 (7-for-12, .583)

Smith really squeezed as much as possible out of those 16 plate appearances, with three home runs, two doubles, nine RBI, and four walks. The 29-year-old then hit .261/.305/.386 that year between Double-A Chattanooga and Triple-A Albuquerque.

2010

Hits leader: Blake DeWitt, 22 (.349/.461/.556)

Total bases leader: DeWitt, 35

Most PA by .500 hitter: Jamie Hoffmann, 5 (3-for-5, .600)

2009

Hits leader: James Loney, 26 (.292/.337/.348)

Total bases leader: Kemp, 42 (.272/.309/.457)

Most PA by .500 hitter: Jovanny Rosario, 2 (2-for-2, 1.000)

Notable: Manny Ramirez hit .458/.639/.625 in 36 PA, and Val Pascucci hit .455/.520/.864 in 25 PA.

2008

Hits leader: Rafael Furcal, 31 (.373/.422/.675)

Total bases leader: Furcal, 56

Most PA by .500 hitter: Preston Mattingly, 2 (1-for-2, .500)

2007

Hits leader: Loney, 29 (.414/.455/.500)

Total bases leader: Wilson Valdez, 40 (.356/.373/.548)

Most PA by .500 hitter: Kenley Jansen, 1 (1-for-1, 1.000)

2006

Hits leader: Jason Repko, 20 (.303/.361/.500)

Total bases leader: Repko, 33

Most PA by .500 hitter: Nick Alvarez, 2 (2-for-2, 1.000)