Can somebody post a 'splits' on our hitters?

[2hoophead]

In light of all the team controversy, its record in particular, I would be interested in seeing what you all call 'splits.'

 

Am interested in seeing how our hitters are doing against RH pitchers versus the southpaws.

I have mentioned on this board before the season started the Brewers needed more than just one left-handed batter in its regular every day lineup.

 

I may be wrong, so far, but I am still interested to see how much, if any, this may contribute to the team's current record.

 

Thank you in advance for the legwork!

[homer]

Use the splits filter to see whatever info you want:

 

http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/teams/batting?team=mil&season=2008&seasonType=2&split=0&type=reg

[bjkrautk]

.699 OPS v. RHP

.763 OPS v. LHP

[sgtcluels]

Baseball Reference Hitter Splits

[2hoophead]

Maybe I missed it in all of those stats, but what is our team batting average only against right handed pitchers as opposed to left handed pitchers?

[bork]

LH OPS/RH OPS

Weeks .798/.616

Cameron .100/.801

Braun .801/.945

Fielder .855/.809

Hart .801/.766

Hall 1.088/.566

Hardy .648/.627

Kendall .727/.708

 

I know it's a small sample, but Hall screams platoon. Hardy's not hitting anyone. And even though Weeks OPS splits are pretty big, he's still hitting around .200 against both.

[And That]

To answer your question, .239 vs RHP, .249 vs LHP.

 

If you click on the links bjkrautk provided for OPS, you'll see the result on the bottom. Baseball stats are fairly easy to get to on the internet - try clicking around on ESPN and Baseball Reference and see what all you can get.