Orioles Week From Hell: A Statistical Breakdown
When Trey Mancini got clocked with a 95-mph fastball, square on the elbow, it proved that the Baltimore Orioles were truly in a week from hell. Mancini, the only consistent hitter on the active roster, was in substantial pain, holding his elbow as if it were broken. Fans feared the worst, of course, and they had every reason to; it looked and sounded much nastier than the average MLB hit-by-pitch and everything else related to the O’s recently has wound up with unfavorable results.
Over the last week, the O’s haven’t won a game, bringing their current losing streak to eight and their season record to 23-51. What’s worse is that most games haven’t been close, three were absolute demolitions and a foursome of regular starters have combined for a measly five hits in sixty-one at-bats. Altogether, the last seven days of Orioles baseball — stretched across three different series — has produced some eye-poppingly poor stats, most of which are the worst in baseball for the given time-frame.
Baltimore Orioles Statistical Breakdown (6/13 – 6/19)
Team Stats
Category: Stats (MLB Rank)
Wins: 0 (30th)
Losses: 7 (30th)
Runs Scored: 20 (27th)
Runs Allowed: 67 (30th)
Batting Average: .218 (26th)
Batting Average Allowed: .336 (30th)
Home Runs: 5 (T-24th)
HR Allowed: 19 (T-29th)
OPS: .577 (30th)
OPS Allowed: 1.046 (30th)
Strikeouts (Offense): 62 (T-23)
Strikeouts (Pitching): 44 (T-27)
Multi-Run Innings For: 6
Multi-Run Innings Against: 16
Individual Stats
The Good
Hanser Alberto: .364 BA (8-for-22), .391 OBP
Trey Mancini: .333 BA (8-for-24), .991 OPS
Pedro Severino: .300 BA (6-for-20)
Keon Broxton: .294 BA (5-for-17)
The Bad
Stevie Wilkerson: .235 BA (4-for-17)
Anthony Santander: .231 BA (6-for-26)
Renato Nunez: .200 BA (5-for-25)
The Ugly
Jonathan Villar: .185 BA (5-for-27), 11 SO
Chris Davis: .111 BA (2-for-18), 8 SO
Chance Sisco: .091 BA (1-for-11)
Rio Ruiz: .063 BA (1-for-16)
Richie Martin: .063 BA (1-for-16), 7 SO
Stats courtesy of ESPN
Baltimore continues their western road trip tonight at Seattle. They’ll play four games against the Mariners before coming home to face Manny Machado and the San Diego Padres.
First pitch tonight is set for 10:10 P.M ET.