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Tennessee is:

1st in Batting Avg: .331 (.010 ahead of UGA)
1st in Slugging % .657 (.031 ahead of UGA)
2nd in OB% .439 (.009 behind UGA)
1st in Runs Scored 362 (16 ahead of UGA)
2nd in Hits 384 (6 behind UGA)
1st in RBI 334 (5 ahead of UGA)
1st in Doubles 95 (15 head of UGA)
Last (3 way tie) in Triples 3 (7 behind #1 A&M w/ 10)
2nd in HRs 92 (2 behind UGA)
1st in Total Bases 761 (1 ahead of UGA)
6th in Walks taken 195 (52 behind SC)
14th in HBP 37 (35 behind UF)
11th in Strikeouts 299 ( Arkansas has 59 fewer)
Last in Sac Bunts with ZERO the only team without a sac bunt (Miss State and UK have 23 each)
9th in Sac Flies 12 (Ole Miss has 24)
11th in Stolen Bases 23 (Kentucky has 77)
11th (tied) in Caught Stealing 10- (Alabama has been caught twice- UK has most with 20)
11th in Steal Attempts 33 (Kentucky has 97)
1st in fewest grounded into Double Plays 14 ( LSU has most with 27)


Pitching Wise:

4th in team ERA 3.75 (Ark at 2.59)
8th in Opp BA .237 (Ark at .190)
10th in Strike outs 324 (Ark at 425)
9th in SO looking 99 (LSU at 132)
7th in Saves 7 (Ark has 17) Honestly, I'm surprised we have that many saves. We have few close wins.
3rd (4 way tie) in Runners picked off 5 (Miss State has 11)
14th in Sac Bunts Allowed 6 (Missouri has given up 17) Opponents cannot afford to sac against Tennessee.
12th (tied) in Sac Flies allowed 6 (Missouri with 19) see above
5th in Hits allowed 256 (Arkansas with 201)
3rd in Runs Allowed 135 (Arkansas 92 - way ahead of everyone else)
3rd in ER allowed 120 (Arkansas- 86)
2nd (tied) in BB allowed 106 (Arkansas has 105)
4th in Doubles allowed 45 (Ark 26)
8th in Triples allowed 4 (VU, A&M and LSU have 0)
4th in HR allowed 33 (Kentucky /Arkansas 24) I guess our home opponents are hitting at different walls?
2nd in Wild Pitches 16 (Arkansas 12)
4th (3 way) Balks 1 ( VU, TXAM, and FL have 0)
1st in Hit Batters 18 (9 ahead of LSU)
5th (tie) in Intentional Walks 2- (four schools have 1- so technically 2nd)


FIELDING

5th in fielding pct .978 (3 schools at .981)
2nd in assists 300 (Missouri has 315)
5th in errors 26 (Arkansas has 22)
7th (4 way tie) in double plays turned 20 (SC has 30)
11th (tied) win stolen bases alllowed (UGA has 48) (REMEMBER THIS STAT THIS WEEKEND)
9th (tied) in caught stealing 7 (Alabama has caught 15)
5th in steal attempts against 26 (TXAM 17)
3rd (4 way tie) in fewest passed balls 3- (LSU/AL have ceded 2)



These stats will surprise some of the few negative fans still lurking around.

Pitching is better than we would think. We were very spoiled by the insane 2022 numbers but I would have to rate our pitching staff as the third or 4th rated staff in the SEC. Couple that with our easily #1 rated offense and that's a powerful combination. Texas A&M and Arkansas are considered better teams. But Arkansas' #1 rated pitching is paired with a bottom half of the league offense. A&M is far more balanced with a #3 rated offense and a #2 rated Pitching staff.

Here are the most important pitching stats. NO FREEBIES. Few walks, few HBP, few errors, Lots of ground balls.

Pressure. The offensive pressure the Vols put on our opponents effects the small ball game. If an opponent does not play for a big innning, they have a smaller chance of beating Tennessee they risk leaving runs on the table. I believe on Arkansas could afford to play small ball against Tennessee and they're not on the schedule.
 
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fryeguy93 said:

Tennessee is:

1st in Batting Avg: .331 (.010 ahead of UGA)
1st in Slugging % .657 (.031 ahead of UGA)
2nd in OB% .439 (.009 behind UGA)
1st in Runs Scored 362 (16 ahead of UGA)
2nd in Hits 384 (6 behind UGA)
1st in RBI 334 (5 ahead of UGA)
1st in Doubles 95 (15 head of UGA)
Last (3 way tie) in Triples 3 (7 behind #1 A&M w/ 10)
2nd in HRs 92 (2 behind UGA)
1st in Total Bases 761 (1 ahead of UGA)
6th in Walks taken 195 (52 behind SC)
14th in HBP 37 (35 behind UF)
11th in Strikeouts 299 ( Arkansas has 59 fewer)
Last in Sac Bunts with ZERO the only team without a sac bunt (Miss State and UK have 23 each)
9th in Sac Flies 12 (Ole Miss has 24)
11th in Stolen Bases 23 (Kentucky has 77)
11th (tied) in Caught Stealing 10- (Alabama has been caught twice- UK has most with 20)
11th in Steal Attempts 33 (Kentucky has 97)
1st in fewest grounded into Double Plays 14 ( LSU has most with 27)


Pitching Wise:

4th in team ERA 3.75 (Ark at 2.59)
8th in Opp BA .237 (Ark at .190)
10th in Strike outs 324 (Ark at 425)
9th in SO looking 99 (LSU at 132)
7th in Saves 7 (Ark has 17) Honestly, I'm surprised we have that many saves. We have few close wins.
3rd (4 way tie) in Runners picked off 5 (Miss State has 11)
14th in Sac Bunts Allowed 6 (Missouri has given up 17) Opponents cannot afford to sac against Tennessee.
12th (tied) in Sac Flies allowed 6 (Missouri with 19) see above
5th in Hits allowed 256 (Arkansas with 201)
3rd in Runs Allowed 135 (Arkansas 92 - way ahead of everyone else)
3rd in ER allowed 120 (Arkansas- 86)
2nd (tied) in BB allowed 106 (Arkansas has 105)
4th in Doubles allowed 45 (Ark 26)
8th in Triples allowed 4 (VU, A&M and LSU have 0)
4th in HR allowed 33 (Kentucky /Arkansas 24) I guess our home opponents are hitting at different walls?
2nd in Wild Pitches 16 (Arkansas 12)
4th (3 way) Balks 1 ( VU, TXAM, and FL have 0)
1st in Hit Batters 18 (9 ahead of LSU)
5th (tie) in Intentional Walks 2- (four schools have 1- so technically 2nd)


FIELDING

5th in fielding pct .978 (3 schools at .981)
2nd in assists 300 (Missouri has 315)
5th in errors 26 (Arkansas has 22)
7th (4 way tie) in double plays turned 20 (SC has 30)
11th (tied) win stolen bases alllowed (UGA has 48) (REMEMBER THIS STAT THIS WEEKEND)
9th (tied) in caught stealing 7 (Alabama has caught 15)
5th in steal attempts against 26 (TXAM 17)
3rd (4 way tie) in fewest passed balls 3- (LSU/AL have ceded 2)



These stats will surprise some of the few negative fans still lurking around.

Pitching is better than we would think. We were very spoiled by the insane 2022 numbers but I would have to rate our pitching staff as the third or 4th rated staff in the SEC. Couple that with our easily #1 rated offense and that's a powerful combination. Texas A&M and Arkansas are considered better teams. But Arkansas' #1 rated pitching is paired with a bottom half of the league offense. A&M is far more balanced with a #3 rated offense and a #2 rated Pitching staff.

Here are the most important pitching stats. NO FREEBIES. Few walks, few HBP, few errors, Lots of ground balls.

Pressure. The offensive pressure the Vols put on our opponents effects the small ball game. If an opponent does not play for a big innning, they have a smaller chance of beating Tennessee they risk leaving runs on the table. I believe on Arkansas could afford to play small ball against Tennessee and they're not on the schedule.
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Didn't Ethan Payne have a successful sac bunt yesterday?
 
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fryeguy93 said:

Tennessee is:

1st in Batting Avg: .331 (.010 ahead of UGA)
1st in Slugging % .657 (.031 ahead of UGA)
2nd in OB% .439 (.009 behind UGA)
1st in Runs Scored 362 (16 ahead of UGA)
2nd in Hits 384 (6 behind UGA)
1st in RBI 334 (5 ahead of UGA)
1st in Doubles 95 (15 head of UGA)
Last (3 way tie) in Triples 3 (7 behind #1 A&M w/ 10)
2nd in HRs 92 (2 behind UGA)
1st in Total Bases 761 (1 ahead of UGA)
6th in Walks taken 195 (52 behind SC)
14th in HBP 37 (35 behind UF)
11th in Strikeouts 299 ( Arkansas has 59 fewer)
Last in Sac Bunts with ZERO the only team without a sac bunt (Miss State and UK have 23 each)
9th in Sac Flies 12 (Ole Miss has 24)
11th in Stolen Bases 23 (Kentucky has 77)
11th (tied) in Caught Stealing 10- (Alabama has been caught twice- UK has most with 20)
11th in Steal Attempts 33 (Kentucky has 97)
1st in fewest grounded into Double Plays 14 ( LSU has most with 27)


Pitching Wise:

4th in team ERA 3.75 (Ark at 2.59)
8th in Opp BA .237 (Ark at .190)
10th in Strike outs 324 (Ark at 425)
9th in SO looking 99 (LSU at 132)
7th in Saves 7 (Ark has 17) Honestly, I'm surprised we have that many saves. We have few close wins.
3rd (4 way tie) in Runners picked off 5 (Miss State has 11)
14th in Sac Bunts Allowed 6 (Missouri has given up 17) Opponents cannot afford to sac against Tennessee.
12th (tied) in Sac Flies allowed 6 (Missouri with 19) see above
5th in Hits allowed 256 (Arkansas with 201)
3rd in Runs Allowed 135 (Arkansas 92 - way ahead of everyone else)
3rd in ER allowed 120 (Arkansas- 86)
2nd (tied) in BB allowed 106 (Arkansas has 105)
4th in Doubles allowed 45 (Ark 26)
8th in Triples allowed 4 (VU, A&M and LSU have 0)
4th in HR allowed 33 (Kentucky /Arkansas 24) I guess our home opponents are hitting at different walls?
2nd in Wild Pitches 16 (Arkansas 12)
4th (3 way) Balks 1 ( VU, TXAM, and FL have 0)
1st in Hit Batters 18 (9 ahead of LSU)
5th (tie) in Intentional Walks 2- (four schools have 1- so technically 2nd)


FIELDING

5th in fielding pct .978 (3 schools at .981)
2nd in assists 300 (Missouri has 315)
5th in errors 26 (Arkansas has 22)
7th (4 way tie) in double plays turned 20 (SC has 30)
11th (tied) win stolen bases alllowed (UGA has 48) (REMEMBER THIS STAT THIS WEEKEND)
9th (tied) in caught stealing 7 (Alabama has caught 15)
5th in steal attempts against 26 (TXAM 17)
3rd (4 way tie) in fewest passed balls 3- (LSU/AL have ceded 2)



These stats will surprise some of the few negative fans still lurking around.

Pitching is better than we would think. We were very spoiled by the insane 2022 numbers but I would have to rate our pitching staff as the third or 4th rated staff in the SEC. Couple that with our easily #1 rated offense and that's a powerful combination. Texas A&M and Arkansas are considered better teams. But Arkansas' #1 rated pitching is paired with a bottom half of the league offense. A&M is far more balanced with a #3 rated offense and a #2 rated Pitching staff.

Here are the most important pitching stats. NO FREEBIES. Few walks, few HBP, few errors, Lots of ground balls.

Pressure. The offensive pressure the Vols put on our opponents effects the small ball game. If an opponent does not play for a big innning, they have a smaller chance of beating Tennessee they risk leaving runs on the table. I believe on Arkansas could afford to play small ball against Tennessee and they're not on the schedule.
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Really great, appreciate it! Thanks.
 
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BaseVols have run ruled a bunch of games so fewer at bats and pitches thrown and fielding chances... would be interesting to see how our guys compare to the rest of the SEC
 
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Conference Games only. These are updated only for 14 games. They've not been entered for the last game

Vols are:

#2 in Team Batting average .315 (KY is .319)
#2 in runs scored 125 (KY 142)
#2 in hits 149 (KY 161)
#1 in doubles 36 (KY has 35)
#5 in triples 1 (AL and MO have 4)
#1 in HR 38 (KY has 32)
#2 in RBI 117 (KY has 129)
#1 in Slg% .638 (KY at .582)
#7 in BB 62 (KY has 75)
#13 in HBP 8 (GA has 28)
#8 in Strikeouts 132 (KY has 101)
#2 (tied) in GDP 5 (SC has 3)
#2 in OB% .403 (KY at .420)
#10 in SB 7 (KY has 30)
#8 in Assists (MO has 135)
#8 in Errors 12 (Miss State has 7)
#10 in fielding Percentage .974 (Miss St at .986)

#7 in Team ERA 5.50 (Ark in 2.86)
#1 in Complete Games 2.
#4 (4 way tie) in Saves 3 (Ark has 7)
#10 in hits allowed 130 (Ark has only allowed 92)
#5 in Runs Scored 78 or 5.57/game (Ark 42)
#2 In Walks 42 (TX AM has 39)
#14 in Strikeouts 118 (Ark has 168) 8.43 /game for Tenn.
#7 (tied) in doubles allowed 22 (Ark 15)
#2 (tied) in wild pitches 7 (ark 5)
#1 in HBP 10


Obviously, are conference rankings in conference games only take a bit of a dip.
But interestingly, Kentucky's rankings got higher- especially pitching wise.

As the weather warms up, in particularly in Lexington, these numbers may be effected.
 
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fryeguy93 said:
Conference Games only. These are updated only for 14 games. They've not been entered for the last game

Vols are:

#2 in Team Batting average .315 (KY is .319)
#2 in runs scored 125 (KY 142)
#2 in hits 149 (KY 161)
#1 in doubles 36 (KY has 35)
#5 in triples 1 (AL and MO have 4)
#1 in HR 38 (KY has 32)
#2 in RBI 117 (KY has 129)
#1 in Slg% .638 (KY at .582)
#7 in BB 62 (KY has 75)
#13 in HBP 8 (GA has 28)
#8 in Strikeouts 132 (KY has 101)
#2 (tied) in GDP 5 (SC has 3)
#2 in OB% .403 (KY at .420)
#10 in SB 7 (KY has 30)
#8 in Assists (MO has 135)
#8 in Errors 12 (Miss State has 7)
#10 in fielding Percentage .974 (Miss St at .986)

#7 in Team ERA 5.50 (Ark in 2.86)
#1 in Complete Games 2.
#4 (4 way tie) in Saves 3 (Ark has 7)
#10 in hits allowed 130 (Ark has only allowed 92)
#5 in Runs Scored 78 or 5.57/game (Ark 42)
#2 In Walks 42 (TX AM has 39)
#14 in Strikeouts 118 (Ark has 168) 8.43 /game for Tenn.
#7 (tied) in doubles allowed 22 (Ark 15)
#2 (tied) in wild pitches 7 (ark 5)
#1 in HBP 10


Obviously, are conference rankings in conference games only take a bit of a dip.
But interestingly, Kentucky's rankings got higher- especially pitching wise.

As the weather warms up, in particularly in Lexington, these numbers may be effected.
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dang took me a minute to figure out you were not just comparing the BaseVols with the pussycats
 
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fryeguy93 said:
Conference Games only. These are updated only for 14 games. They've not been entered for the last game

Vols are:

#2 in Team Batting average .315 (KY is .319)
#2 in runs scored 125 (KY 142)
#2 in hits 149 (KY 161)
#1 in doubles 36 (KY has 35)
#5 in triples 1 (AL and MO have 4)
#1 in HR 38 (KY has 32)
#2 in RBI 117 (KY has 129)
#1 in Slg% .638 (KY at .582)
#7 in BB 62 (KY has 75)
#13 in HBP 8 (GA has 28)
#8 in Strikeouts 132 (KY has 101)
#2 (tied) in GDP 5 (SC has 3)
#2 in OB% .403 (KY at .420)
#10 in SB 7 (KY has 30)
#8 in Assists (MO has 135)
#8 in Errors 12 (Miss State has 7)
#10 in fielding Percentage .974 (Miss St at .986)

#7 in Team ERA 5.50 (Ark in 2.86)
#1 in Complete Games 2.
#4 (4 way tie) in Saves 3 (Ark has 7)
#10 in hits allowed 130 (Ark has only allowed 92)
#5 in Runs Scored 78 or 5.57/game (Ark 42)
#2 In Walks 42 (TX AM has 39)
#14 in Strikeouts 118 (Ark has 168) 8.43 /game for Tenn.
#7 (tied) in doubles allowed 22 (Ark 15)
#2 (tied) in wild pitches 7 (ark 5)
#1 in HBP 10


Obviously, are conference rankings in conference games only take a bit of a dip.
But interestingly, Kentucky's rankings got higher- especially pitching wise.

As the weather warms up, in particularly in Lexington, these numbers may be effected.
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I don't know how anyone can look at these stats for the Wildcats and still label them a "small ball" offense. That's just dumb. This is a complete offense.
 
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txbo said:
I don't know how anyone can look at these stats for the Wildcats and still label them a "small ball" offense. That's just dumb. This is a complete offense.
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I agree.

I think their offense got better when the weather improved.

They do steal a lot of bases but also get gunned down a lot as well. I think either team this weekend would make a mistake to manufacturer runs early in game. Both teams need to be playing for crooked numbers.

Looking at both rosters, the bottom half of both lineups will be key. Which team can get their 6-9 hitters on the most and score - or at least flip the lineup. The Vols would like to see C-Mo, Blake, and Billy Bats get at least 5 at bats.

Tennessee pitching needs strong first innings and the staff as a whole needs to keep on NOT giving up free passes.
 
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Team OPS of 1.107 is just absolutely ridiculous. The highest OPS by a single player in MLB last year was Ohtani’s 1.066.
 
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Some individual rankings up to Sunday's games.

Average
1 Charlie Condon, UG .482
2 Blake Burke, UT .422
8 Kavares Tears, UT .377
11 Billy Amick, UT .359
15 Christian Moore, UT .352
21 Dylan Dreiling, UT .333
26 Dean Curley, UT .324


Runs
1 Jace Laviolette, AM 56
6 Kavares Tears, UT 46
7 Blake Burke, UT 43
11 Christian Moore, UT 38
15 Dylan Dreiling, UT 37
22 Billy Amick, UT 34
29 Dean Curley, UT 31

Hits
1 Charlie Condon, UG 66
4 Blake Burke, UT 57
10 Christian Moore, UT 50
23 Kavares Tears, UT 43
36 Dylan Dreiling, UT 38
37 Billy Amick, UT 37
45 Dean Curley, UT 33

Doubles
1 Blake Burke, UT 20
2 Nick Lopez, UK 14
6 Christian Moore, UT 12
8 Dylan Dreiling, UT 11
25 Kavares Tears, UT 8
35 Billy Amick, UT 7
35 Dean Curley, UT 7

Home Runs
1 Charlie Condon, UG 24
2 Jac Caglianone, UF 21
3 Braden Montgomery, AM 20
4 Jace Laviolette, AM 18
5 Christian Moore, UT 15
9 Dylan Dreiling, UT 13
9 Blake Burke, UT 13
12 Billy Amick, UT 12
17 Kavares Tears, UT 11
22 Dean Curley, UT 9

RBIs
1 Braden Montgomery, AM 60
2 Charlie Condon, UG 52
7 Dylan Dreiling, UT 44
16 Christian Moore, UT 36
16 Blake Burke, UT 36
29 Billy Amick, UT 30
29 Kavares Tears, UT 30
33 Dean Curley, UT 29

Total Bases
1 Charlie Condon, UG 152
5 Blake Burke, UT 116
8 Christian Moore, UT 107
14 Dylan Dreiling, UT 90
19 Kavares Tears, UT 84
20 Billy Amick, UT 82
30 Dean Curley, UT 69

Slugging %
1 Charlie Condon, UG 1.109
4 Blake Burke, UT .859
8 Billy Amick, UT .796
9 Dylan Dreiling, UT .789
11 Christian Moore, UT .754
12 Kavares Tears, UT .737
18 Dean Curley, UT .676

Walks
1 Jackson Ross, UM 36
6 Charlie Condon, UG 32
13 Kavares Tears, UT 27
15 Dylan Dreiling, UT 26
30 Christian Moore, UT 18
36 Blake Burke, UT 16
36 Billy Amick, UT 16
42 Dean Curley, UT 14

Strike out Rate (min 100 AB)
AB SO Rate
1 Bryce Chance- MS 114 6 .053
11 Blake Burke- UT 135 21 .156
20 Charlie Condon- UG 137 25 .182
26 Dean Curley- UT 102 20 .196
27 Christian Moore- UT 142 28 .197
31 Billy Amick- UT 103 21 .204
38 Kavares Tears- UT 114 25 .219
55 Dylan Dreiling- UT 114 30 .263

OB%
1 Charlie Condon, UG .586
8 Kavares Tears, UT .493
11 Blake Burke, UT .483
14 Dylan Dreiling, UT .461
17 Billy Amick, UT .455
30 Christian Moore, UT .429
38 Dean Curley, UT .418
 
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I know I throw Charlie Condon into a lot of these stats but his season is insane.

In the "Triple Crown" Categories, Condon is 1 first in 2 and second in 1 category

Average:
Condon leads Burke .482 to .422

HR
Condon leads Caglianone 24 to 21

RBI
Condon (52) trails Montgomery (TXAM) 62 and Jordan (MS) 54

Condon has a puncher's chance of winning the triple crown this season.
However, he will have real trouble catching up on RBI's playing in the lineup behind guys who are not getting on base. And Condon is getting a ton of intentional walks- especially with runners on base..

Caglianone has really close ground on the HR lead with a HR in the last 7 games and 9 of last 10. He's hit at least 1 homerun in in 19 of Florida's 36 games.

Condon had 3 HR in 3 weekend games against Mizzou. and has homered in 3 of 4. and 4 of 6. He has homered in fewer games (17 of 36) but has 6 multi-HR games compared to Cags 2. Cags has 145 ABs compared to Condons 137. Condon has drawn 32 walks . 11 more than Cags. Most of that difference in increased number of intentional walks.


Considering Condon came to UGA as a preferred walk on and redshirted; you have to believe the UGA staff that was fired and this new staff hit a lottery with the guy. You also have to wonder why the prior staff did not play him as a true freshman. This "mistake" means Condon will only play for 2 seasons.
 
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fryeguy93 said:
I know I throw Charlie Condon into a lot of these stats but his season is insane.

In the "Triple Crown" Categories, Condon is 1 first in 2 and second in 1 category

Average:
Condon leads Burke .482 to .422

HR
Condon leads Caglianone 24 to 21

RBI
Condon (52) trails Montgomery (TXAM) 62 and Jordan (MS) 54

Condon has a puncher's chance of winning the triple crown this season.
However, he will have real trouble catching up on RBI's playing in the lineup behind guys who are not getting on base and with so many intentional walks with RISP.

Caglianone has really close ground on the HR lead with a HR in the last 7 games and 9 of last 10. He's hit at least 1 homerun in in 19 of Florida's 36 games.

Condon had 3 HR in 3 weekend games against Mizzou. and has homered in 3 of 4. and 4 of 6. He has homered in fewer games (17 of 36) but has 6 multi-HR games compared to Cags 2. Cags has 145 ABs compared to Condons 137. Condon has drawn 32 walks . 11 more than Cags. Most of that difference in increased number of intentional walks.


Considering Condon came to UGA as a preferred walk on and redshirted; you have to believe the UGA staff that was fired and this new staff hit a lottery with the guy. You also have to wonder why the prior staff did not play him as a true freshman. This "mistake" means Condon will only play for 2 seasons.
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D1 projects Condon to be the first overall pick in the MLB draft. That’s almost $11M
 
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fryeguy93 said:
I know I throw Charlie Condon into a lot of these stats but his season is insane.

In the "Triple Crown" Categories, Condon is 1 first in 2 and second in 1 category

Average:
Condon leads Burke .482 to .422

HR
Condon leads Caglianone 24 to 21

RBI
Condon (52) trails Montgomery (TXAM) 62 and Jordan (MS) 54

Condon has a puncher's chance of winning the triple crown this season.
However, he will have real trouble catching up on RBI's playing in the lineup behind guys who are not getting on base and with so many intentional walks with RISP.

Caglianone has really close ground on the HR lead with a HR in the last 7 games and 9 of last 10. He's hit at least 1 homerun in in 19 of Florida's 36 games.

Condon had 3 HR in 3 weekend games against Mizzou. and has homered in 3 of 4. and 4 of 6. He has homered in fewer games (17 of 36) but has 6 multi-HR games compared to Cags 2. Cags has 145 ABs compared to Condons 137. Condon has drawn 32 walks . 11 more than Cags. Most of that difference in increased number of intentional walks.


Considering Condon came to UGA as a preferred walk on and redshirted; you have to believe the UGA staff that was fired and this new staff hit a lottery with the guy. You also have to wonder why the prior staff did not play him as a true freshman. This "mistake" means Condon will only play for 2 seasons.
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Condon's Slugging % is just stupid good at 1.109.
 
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taylorvol said:
D1 projects Condon to be the first overall pick in the MLB draft. That’s almost $11M
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from a walk-on, who was redshirted his Freshman year, not too shabby......

of course, the draft and picks are not necessarily the best players going top 1,2,3, etc.; however, he's getting paid soon!
 
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