George Brett had 3,154 hits in his career, 3,178 runs scored and driven in, and 3,187 secondary bases.   In general—not absolutely and without fail—these numbers tend to be about the same.    Harold Baines had 2,866, 2,927 and 2,834.   Roberto Alomar had 2,724, 2,642 and 2,800, Johnny Damon currently has 2,723, 2,763 and 2,813, and Rusty Staub had 2,716, 2,655, 2,771.   Orlando Cepeda had 2,351, 2,496 and 2,338.   Barry Larkin had 2,340, 2,289 and 2,505. 

Bill White, the Cardinal first baseman of the early 1960s, had 1,706, 1,713 and 1,713.  Keith Hernandez, a similar player twenty years later, had 2,182, 2,195 and 2,200.   Dusty Baker had 1,981, 1,977 and 1,991.   Texas outfielder David Murphy has current totals of 504, 504 and 509.   Richie Zisk was at 1,477, 1,473 and 1,459.   Conor Jackson is at 591, 586 and 576.   J.J. Hardy is at 776, 782 and 759.  Adrian Beltre is at 2,033, 2,107 and 2,073.  Alex Rios is at 1,187, 1,151 and 1,145.  Ryan Spilborghs is at 424, 440 and 439.   Hunter Pence is at 835, 800 and 834.   Ryan Zimmerman is at 947, 985 and 989.   Ty Wigginton is at 1,087, 1,057 and 1,104.   Miguel Montero is at 442, 462 and 448.   Dustin Pedroia is at 862, 823, 830, and his college teammate Andre Ethier is at 864, 866 and 905.

"Secondary Bases" are extra bases on hits, plus walks, plus stolen bases.   Both in our own time and across history, these numbers tend to track one another, so that players who get 3,000 hits also tend to have 3,000 runs scored and driven in and 3,000 secondary bases; not always, not absolutely, but tend to.    If you take all players in baseball history who have played 1,000 games or more (not including pitchers), they average 1,498 hits, 1,478 runs + RBI, and 1,421 secondary bases.  

This coincidence is very useful, because it gives us an easy way to spot hitters who are better or worse than their batting averages would suggest.   If a player has more secondary bases than hits in his career, he will usually also have more runs scored/RBI than hits, because secondary bases (walks, power, and stolen bases) lead to runs scored and RBI.    If the player has fewer secondary bases than hits, he will almost always have fewer runs scored/RBI than hits, except that players who played before 1920, when errors were frequent, may have more runs scored/RBI than hits even if they had low secondary averages, because the errors led to many runs scored in that era, as they do in high school baseball or other less developed leagues.

3,000 hits is a standard of an automatic Hall of Fame player.    But in a rational universe, more weight should probably be given to 3,000 runs scored/RBI than to 3,000 hits.    Suppose that there are two players, one with 3,000 hits and 2,500 runs scored/RBI, and the other with 2,500 hits but 3,000 runs scored/RBI.   Who would you rather have?   Yes, there are issues of fair context for measuring run contributions, but in general you would rather have runs than hits.  Jim Thome is nowhere near 3,000 hits, but well over 3,000 Run Points.  That’s what I’m going to call runs scored and RBI, run points.

There are now 28 players with 3,000 career hits (really?   I thought it was like eleven.)   No, it’s now 28.   When I became a baseball fan in 1960 there were seven, and in the 1970s experts would talk about how there wouldn’t be any more because now the players, they make this big money early in their careers, they’re all going to blow out before they’re 30.   Seriously.

Anyway, we’ve added nine since 1995, meaning that there have been more in the last fifteen years than in all of baseball history before expansion.   The 3,000-hit type players can be sorted into three categories:

a)                   The "legitimate" 3,000 guys, who had 3,000 hits and also 3,000 secondary bases and 3,000 run points,

b)                  The weaker 3,000s, who had 3,000 hits but fell short in one of the other areas,  and

c)                  Those who didn’t have 3,000 hits, but who did get to 3,000 in the other areas.  This group actually includes the most productive hitters in baseball history—Babe Ruth, Barry Bonds, Ted Williams and others.

 

 

The "Complete" 3,000 guys

Of the 28 players with 3,000 hits, 18 also had 3,000 secondary bases and 3,000 run points.   Chronologically, those players are:

 

First	Last	Started	Stopped	Hits	Run Points	Secondary Bases
Honus	Wagner	1897	1917	3415	3468	3133
Ty	Cobb	1905	1928	4189	4178	3809
Tris	Speaker	1907	1928	3514	3419	3402
Eddie	Collins	1906	1930	3312	3121	3199
Stan	Musial	1941	1963	3630	3900	4181
Willie	Mays	1951	1973	3283	3965	4584
Al	Kaline	1953	1974	3007	3205	3259
Hank	Aaron	1954	1976	3771	4471	4727
Carl	Yastrzemski	1961	1983	3419	3660	4133
Pete	Rose	1963	1986	4256	3479	3260
George	Brett	1973	1993	3154	3178	3187
Dave	Winfield	1973	1995	3110	3502	3550
Eddie	Murray	1977	1997	3255	3544	3585
Paul	Molitor	1978	1998	3319	3089	3133
Cal	Ripken	1981	2001	3184	3342	3149
Rickey	Henderson	1979	2003	3055	3410	5129
Rafael	Palmeiro	1986	2005	3020	3498	3818
Craig	Biggio	1988	2007	3060	3019	3225

 

We might observe here that Aaron, Mays and Rickey Henderson were much better hitters than their batting averages reveal and that Rose was not quite the hitter his batting average might suggest, but still, he did get to 3,000 secondary bases and 3,000 run points.    We’re still in the "stuff everybody sort of already knows" portion of our program.

 

 

The Weaker 3,000-Hit Guys

Of the other ten players, all had less than 3,000 secondary bases, and, because they didn’t walk much and didn’t have much power, seven of the ten also fell short of 3,000 run points:

 

First	Last	Started	Stopped	Hits	Run Points	Secondary Bases
Cap	Anson	1876	1897	2995	3598	2266
Nap	Lajoie	1896	1916	3242	3103	2125
Paul	Waner	1926	1945	3152	2935	2517
Roberto	Clemente	1955	1972	3000	2721	2196
Lou	Brock	1961	1979	3023	2510	2914
Rod	Carew	1967	1985	3053	2439	2316
Robin	Yount	1974	1993	3142	3038	2825
Wade	Boggs	1982	1999	3010	2527	2490
Tony	Gwynn	1982	2001	3141	2521	2227
Derek	Jeter	1995	2011	3088	2965	2675

      Three points:

1)       I regard Cap Anson as a player who got 3,000 hits,

2)      Derek Jeter will certainly get 3,000 Run Points and may get 3,000 Secondary Bases, and

3)      Robin Yount’s inclusion in this group, rather than the previous one, is a boundary call; he really has a normal ratio of hits to other run elements.

At the time Cap Anson was playing nobody was keeping track of career records; thus, no one had any interest in whether he had 3,000 hits or did not.   Not long after he retired somebody (probably Ernest Lanigan) added up the totals and concluded that he had had 3,000 hits, and at the time that Honus Wagner went past 3,000 hits the Reach Guide  reported that he was the third player to get to 3,000, the other two being Anson and Emil Frisk, who got most of his hits on the West Coast.  

            Almost a hundred years later—after numerous revisions to the totals from many different researchers—it was learned that there had been an error in adding up Anson’s hit total in one season, an error of ten hits, and that, given the best accounting we can do, Anson probably did not get 3,000 hits in the National League in the years 1876 to 1897.   However, since Anson had been a regular player for five years in the precursor of the National League, the National Association, it seems ungenerous to deny him the status of a 3,000-hit player, however much we might dislike the old SOB.

            No one is saying that Lajoie, Carew, Boggs and Gwynn weren’t fine players; they were.   They weren’t the equal of Wagner, Collins, Brett and Musial.

 

 

The Guys Who Didn’t Get 3,000 Hits, But Were Just As Good As The Guys Who Did

            There are 25 players in history who did not get to 3,000 hits, but who drove in and scored 3,000 runs.     The first 15 of these players were retired by 1989, and all of those players are already in the Hall of Fame.   The last ten all began their careers in 1989 or later, and are not in the Hall of Fame.  They are all players who would certainly be in the Hall of Fame, in time, were it not for the steroid issue:

 

First	Last	Started	Stopped	Hits	Run Points	Secondary Bases
Ed	Delahanty	1888	1903	2597	3063	2391
Jake	Beckley	1888	1907	2930	3175	2148
Babe	Ruth	1914	1935	2873	4384	5105
Rogers	Hornsby	1915	1937	2930	3163	2955
Goose	Goslin	1921	1938	2735	3092	2714
Lou	Gehrig	1923	1939	2721	3883	3948
Charlie	Gehringer	1924	1942	2839	3201	2784
Al	Simmons	1924	1944	2927	3334	2460
Jimmie	Foxx	1925	1945	2646	3672	3849
Mel	Ott	1926	1947	2876	3719	3962
Ted	Williams	1939	1960	2654	3637	4275
Mickey	Mantle	1951	1968	2415	3186	3982
Frank	Robinson	1956	1976	2943	3641	4054
Reggie	Jackson	1967	1987	2584	3253	3853
Mike	Schmidt	1972	1989	2234	3101	3851
Jeff	Bagwell	1991	2005	2314	3046	3502
Barry	Bonds	1986	2007	2935	4223	6113
Sammy	Sosa	1989	2007	2408	3142	3459
Frank	Thomas	1990	2008	2468	3198	3781
Gary	Sheffield	1988	2009	2689	3312	3776
Ken Jr.	Griffey	1989	2010	2781	3498	3986
Jim	Thome	1991	2011	2287	3240	4052
Manny	Ramirez	1993	2011	2574	3375	3619
Chipper	Jones	1993	2011	2615	3122	3568
Alex	Rodriguez	1994	2011	2775	3717	3911

           

This group, we might say generally, contains the greatest hitters in the history of baseball—even greater than those who did get 3,000 hits.  Ted Williams, Barry Bonds, Babe Ruth, Mickey Mantle, Ken Griffey Jr., Lou Gehrig, A-Rod. .. they don’t come any bigger than that.    Beckley is different because he’s from the era of frequent errors, so he has to be evaluated differently. 

            Mickey Mantle had only 2,415 hits, but just short of 4,000 secondary bases.   Williams had more than 4,000.   Babe Ruth had more than 5,000.   Barry Bonds had more than 6,000.   Bonds had 3,041 extra bases on hits, 2,558 walks, and 514 stolen bases—an all-time record 6,113 secondary bases.    Barry Bonds (2.08) and Mark McGwire (2.06) are the only players in baseball history who had twice as many secondary bases as hits.   Adam Dunn is at 1.92, the great Ken Phelps was at 1.91, and Babe Ruth was fifth on the list at 1.78.

            There are, finally, fourteen players in baseball history who did not have 3,000 hits and did not have 3,000 run points, but who did have 3,000 secondary bases:

 

 

First	Last	Started	Stopped	Hits	Run Points	Secondary Bases
Eddie	Mathews	1952	1968	2315	2962	3546
Harmon	Killebrew	1954	1975	2086	2867	3635
Billy	Williams	1959	1976	2711	2885	3023
Willie	McCovey	1959	1980	2211	2784	3379
Joe	Morgan	1963	1984	2517	2783	3999
Darrell	Evans	1969	1989	2223	2698	3346
Dwight	Evans	1972	1991	2446	2854	3253
Mark	McGwire	1986	2001	1626	2581	3342
Tim	Raines	1979	2002	2605	2551	3304
Fred	McGriff	1986	2004	2490	2899	3345
Luis	Gonzalez	1990	2008	2591	2851	3077
Carlos	Delgado	1993	2009	2038	2753	3061
Bobby	Abreu	1996	2011	2384	2737	3334
Jason	Giambi	1995	2011	1948	2593	3027

 

            These are underrated players—players who have non-obvious Hall of Fame credentials—and the first five of them are in the Hall of Fame.   The last nine are not and perhaps should be, but we’ll save that argument for another time.

 

 

The Current Generation

            So, among the current generation of players, which ones have the most non-representative batting averages?   Which hitters are better than their batting averages, most notably, and which are worse?

            Among all active players with 500 or more career plate appearances, the ten players who are most notably better hitters than their batting averages would suggest are Adam Dunn, Jim Thome, Carlos Pena, Mark Reynolds, Ryan Howard, Russell Branyan, Jack Cust, Carlos Santana, Jason Giambi and Chris Iannetta.

 

First	Last	Started	Stopped	Hits	Run Points	Secondary Bases
Adam	Dunn	2001	2011	1312	1823	2521
Jim	Thome	1991	2011	2287	3240	4052
Carlos	Pena	2001	2011	982	1361	1726
Mark	Reynolds	2007	2011	598	842	1001
Ryan	Howard	2004	2011	1043	1497	1633
Russell	Branyan	1998	2011	682	872	1160
Jack	Cust	2001	2011	510	634	865
Carlos	Santana	2010	2011	171	208	293
Jason	Giambi	1995	2011	1948	2593	3027
Chris	Iannetta	2006	2011	336	432	527

 

The ten who are most notably weaker than their batting averages are Humberto Quintero, Aaron Miles, Darwin Barney, Cesar Izturis, Andres Blanco, Sean Burroughs, Angel Sanchez, Pete Orr, Alberto Gonzalez and Josh Thole:

 

First	Last	Started	Stopped	Hits	Run Points	Secondary Bases
Humberto	Quintero	2003	2011	252	174	131
Aaron	Miles	2003	2011	793	576	395
Darwin	Barney	2010	2011	165	123	82
Cesar	Izturis	2001	2011	1036	712	594
Andres	Blanco	2004	2011	151	112	80
Sean	Burroughs	2002	2011	461	329	265
Angel	Sanchez	2006	2011	145	121	71
Pete	Orr	2005	2011	156	126	83
Alberto	Gonzalez	2007	2011	203	165	108
Josh	Thole	2009	2011	164	107	116

 

            Among 2010 regulars (400 Plate Appearances), the five highest ratios of secondary bases and runs scored to hits were by Curtis Granderson (153 hits, 255 run points, 279 secondary bases), Carlos Pena (111-152-220),  Mark Reynolds (118-170-221), Jose Bautista (155-208-298), and Evan Longoria (118-177-204).    The lowest rates by Jamey Carroll (131-69-83), Jeff Keppinger (105-74-50), Skip Schumaker (104-72-52), A. J. Pierzynski (133-86-78) and Darwin Barney (146-109-72).

 

 

2011 Abe Lincoln Scores

            The Abe Lincoln Score, which I introduced here a few months ago, attempts to focus on a player’s underlying hitting or pitching skill by reducing the game to four outcomes:   Home Runs, Walks and Hit Batsmen, Balls in Play, and Strikeouts.    The top ten major league hitters in the final 2011 Abe Lincoln Scores were:

 

 

Name	Team	HR	W/HBP	BIP	SO	Abe Lincoln Score
		(4)	(2)	(1)	(0)
Bautista,Jose	Blue Jays	43	138	359	111	1.232
Fielder,Prince	Brewers	38	117	425	106	1.172
Pujols,Albert	Cardinals	37	65	484	58	1.171
Kinsler,Ian	Rangers	32	97	517	71	1.160
Cabrera,Miguel	Tigers	30	111	453	89	1.156
Berkman,Lance	Cardinals	31	95	364	93	1.155
Napoli,Mike	Rangers	30	61	254	85	1.148
Longoria,Evan	Rays	31	86	359	93	1.141
Ortiz,David	Red Sox	29	79	413	83	1.136
Teixeira,Mark	Yankees	39	87	440	110	1.126

 

            Ian Kinsler being perhaps the most interesting name on the list.   One doesn’t think of him as a pure hitter of the quality of Pujols or Cabrera, and maybe he’s not, but he had a really good year.   The bottom ten were:

 

Name	Team	HR	W/HBP	BIP	SO	Abe Lincoln Score
		(4)	(2)	(1)	(0)
Jackson,Austin	Tigers	10	60	400	181	0.838
Cedeno,Ronny	Pirates	2	30	318	93	0.850
Desmond,Ian	Nationals	8	39	437	139	0.856
Stubbs,Drew	Reds	15	70	384	205	0.858
Johnson,Chris	Astros	7	23	274	97	0.859
Olivo,Miguel	Mariners	19	21	318	140	0.860
Dunn,Adam	White Sox	11	79	227	177	0.865
Raburn,Ryan	Tigers	14	24	259	114	0.868
Bourn,Michael	Braves	2	57	514	140	0.881
Bonifacio,Emilio	Marlins	5	60	431	129	0.891

 

            The most interesting names there being Drew Stubbs and Adam Dunn. A lot of people think of Drew Stubbs as an exciting young player with MVP potential. It ain’t happening.   He’s too far away from being a good hitter. And, while Adam Dunn certainly had an extremely low in-play average, he also was very ineffective if we set that aside and focus only on the four outcomes—strikeout, walk, home run, ball in play.   

            These are the top ten pitchers of 2010 (60 Games or 100 Innings Pitched):

 

Name	Team	HR	W/HBP	BIP	SO	Abe Lincoln Score
		(4)	(2)	(1)	(0)
Romo,Sergio	Giants	2	5	98	70	0.663
Kimbrel,Craig	Braves	3	33	143	127	0.722
Papelbon,Jonathan	Red Sox	3	13	152	87	0.745
Robertson,David	Yankees	1	36	135	100	0.776
Marshall,Sean	Cubs	1	19	208	79	0.814
Betancourt,Rafael	Rockies	7	8	149	73	0.814
Uehara,Koji	Rangers	11	9	138	85	0.823
Rivera,Mariano	Yankees	3	10	160	60	0.824
Pestano,Vinnie	Indians	5	27	134	84	0.832
Adams,Mike	Rangers	5	14	184	74	0.838

 

            While the bottom ten were:

Name	Team	HR	W/HBP	BIP	SO	Abe Lincoln Score
		(4)	(2)	(1)	(0)
Arroyo,Bronson	Reds	46	51	650	108	1.095
Penny,Brad	Tigers	24	66	639	74	1.080
Chatwood,Tyler	Angels	14	77	468	74	1.071
Arrieta,Jake	Orioles	21	63	346	93	1.063
Wells,Randy	Cubs	23	49	429	82	1.062
McClellan,Kyle	Cardinals	21	49	461	76	1.059
Blackburn,Nick	Twins	19	58	517	76	1.058
Hammel,Jason	Rockies	21	74	550	94	1.058
Saunders,Joe	Diamondbacks	29	70	667	108	1.056
Wakefield,Tim	Red Sox	25	55	504	93	1.055

 

            The top ten were all relievers, while the bottom ten were all starters.   Which tells us something very, very important about baseball in 2011.   The trend toward more and more use of the bullpens, which began about 1915, is not yet over.   As long as relievers are more effective than starting pitchers, people will use more relievers.   The top ten starting pitchers were:

 

Name	Team	HR	W/HBP	BIP	SO	Abe Lincoln Score
		(4)	(2)	(1)	(0)
Halladay,Roy	Phillies	10	39	664	220	0.838
Kershaw,Clayton	Dodgers	15	57	592	248	0.840
Lee,Cliff	Phillies	18	48	616	238	0.852
Greinke,Zack	Brewers	19	49	446	201	0.867
Luebke,Cory	Padres	12	46	343	154	0.870
Bumgarner,Madison	Giants	12	51	590	191	0.877
Verlander,Justin	Tigers	24	60	635	250	0.878
Beachy,Brandon	Braves	16	51	355	169	0.882
Sabathia,CC	Yankees	17	68	670	230	0.887
Garza,Matt	Cubs	14	66	562	197	0.894

 

            These are the Abe Lincoln Scores for all 2011 regulars and near-regulars.    If you’re looking for a hidden star here. . . .Felipe Paulino:

 

Name	Team	HR	W/HBP	BIP	SO	Abe Lincoln Score
		(4)	(2)	(1)	(0)
Callaspo,Alberto	Angels	6	59	421	48	1.050
Wells,Vernon	Angels	25	21	394	86	1.013
Hunter,Torii	Angels	23	66	432	125	1.011
Trumbo,Mark	Angels	29	30	390	120	0.988
Aybar,Erick	Angels	10	37	478	68	0.979
Abreu,Bobby	Angels	8	79	381	113	0.976
Izturis,Maicer	Angels	5	41	379	65	0.974
Kendrick,Howie	Angels	18	43	400	119	0.957
Bourjos,Peter	Angels	12	42	366	124	0.902
Walden,Jordan	Angels	3	27	156	67	0.877
Haren,Dan	Angels	20	38	703	192	0.901
Weaver,Jered	Angels	20	59	649	198	0.915
Downs,Scott	Angels	3	15	165	35	0.950
Takahashi,Hisanori	Angels	7	25	197	52	0.979
Santana,Ervin	Angels	26	80	665	178	0.979
Pineiro,Joel	Angels	16	40	513	62	1.041
Chatwood,Tyler	Angels	14	77	468	74	1.071
Name	Team	HR	W/HBP	BIP	SO	Abe Lincoln Score
		(4)	(2)	(1)	(0)
Lee,Carlos	Astros	18	62	507	60	1.077
Barmes,Clint	Astros	12	45	346	88	0.978
Johnson,Chris	Astros	7	23	274	97	0.859
Melancon,Mark	Astros	5	28	210	66	0.926
Lopez,Wilton	Astros	6	21	215	56	0.943
Norris,Bud	Astros	24	75	520	176	0.964
Rodriguez,Wandy	Astros	25	74	543	166	0.979
Myers,Brett	Astros	31	61	665	160	0.993
Happ,J.A.	Astros	21	85	458	134	1.020
Name	Team	HR	W/HBP	BIP	SO	Abe Lincoln Score
		(4)	(2)	(1)	(0)
Suzuki,Kurt	Athletics	14	45	382	64	1.025
Matsui,Hideki	Athletics	12	57	421	84	0.997
Willingham,Josh	Athletics	29	67	309	150	0.993
Crisp,Coco	Athletics	8	42	458	65	0.985
DeJesus,David	Athletics	10	56	346	86	0.984
Sizemore,Scott	Athletics	11	55	245	112	0.930
Weeks,Jemile	Athletics	2	25	342	62	0.915
Pennington,Cliff	Athletics	8	43	403	104	0.914
Bailey,Andrew	Athletics	3	12	114	41	0.882
McCarthy,Brandon	Athletics	11	25	531	123	0.906
Balfour,Grant	Athletics	8	20	155	59	0.938
Gonzalez,Gio	Athletics	17	99	551	197	0.946
Breslow,Craig	Athletics	4	23	190	44	0.966
Fuentes,Brian	Athletics	6	24	178	42	1.000
Cahill,Trevor	Athletics	19	90	645	147	1.000
Moscoso,Guillermo	Athletics	14	40	398	74	1.015
Name	Team	HR	W/HBP	BIP	SO	Abe Lincoln Score
		(4)	(2)	(1)	(0)
Bautista,Jose	Blue Jays	43	138	359	111	1.232
Escobar,Yunel	Blue Jays	11	67	432	70	1.034
Encarnacion,Edwin	Blue Jays	17	46	387	77	1.032
Lind,Adam	Blue Jays	26	35	366	107	0.996
Rasmus,Colby	Blue Jays	14	50	341	116	0.945
Arencibia,J.P.	Blue Jays	23	40	287	133	0.944
Johnson,Kelly	Blue Jays	21	64	361	163	0.935
Morrow,Brandon	Blue Jays	21	81	472	203	0.924
Francisco,Frank	Blue Jays	7	18	140	53	0.936
Romero,Ricky	Blue Jays	26	94	619	178	0.993
Villanueva,Carlos	Blue Jays	11	36	339	68	1.002
Camp,Shawn	Blue Jays	3	28	229	32	1.017
Cecil,Brett	Blue Jays	22	48	375	87	1.051
Name	Team	HR	W/HBP	BIP	SO	Abe Lincoln Score
		(4)	(2)	(1)	(0)
McCann,Brian	Braves	24	59	353	89	1.076
Jones,Chipper	Braves	18	51	357	80	1.037
Prado,Martin	Braves	13	35	486	52	1.031
Uggla,Dan	Braves	36	69	408	156	1.027
Heyward,Jason	Braves	14	55	289	93	0.998
Freeman,Freddie	Braves	21	59	408	142	0.961
Gonzalez,Alex	Braves	15	23	423	126	0.892
Bourn,Michael	Braves	2	57	514	140	0.881
Kimbrel,Craig	Braves	3	33	143	127	0.722
O'Flaherty,Eric	Braves	2	24	208	67	0.877
Beachy,Brandon	Braves	16	51	355	169	0.882
Venters,Jonny	Braves	2	48	211	96	0.882
Hanson,Tommy	Braves	17	49	332	142	0.922
Hudson,Tim	Braves	14	71	641	158	0.949
Lowe,Derek	Braves	14	73	606	137	0.973
Jurrjens,Jair	Braves	14	48	475	90	1.000
Linebrink,Scott	Braves	6	25	164	42	1.004
Name	Team	HR	W/HBP	BIP	SO	Abe Lincoln Score
		(4)	(2)	(1)	(0)
Fielder,Prince	Brewers	38	117	425	106	1.172
Braun,Ryan	Brewers	33	63	437	93	1.105
Hart,Corey	Brewers	26	55	352	114	1.027
Weeks,Rickie	Brewers	20	58	326	107	1.014
Betancourt,Yuniesky	Brewers	13	18	480	63	0.973
McGehee,Casey	Brewers	13	46	429	104	0.955
Lucroy,Jonathan	Brewers	12	31	319	99	0.917
Morgan,Nyjer	Brewers	4	33	304	70	0.900
Axford,John	Brewers	4	25	190	86	0.839
Greinke,Zack	Brewers	19	49	446	201	0.867
Rodriguez,Francisco	Brewers	4	28	196	79	0.873
Loe,Kameron	Brewers	4	18	208	61	0.893
Gallardo,Yovani	Brewers	27	60	571	207	0.924
Marcum,Shaun	Brewers	22	57	586	158	0.957
Narveson,Chris	Brewers	17	66	490	126	0.987
Wolf,Randy	Brewers	23	79	667	134	1.016
Name	Team	HR	W/HBP	BIP	SO	Abe Lincoln Score
		(4)	(2)	(1)	(0)
Pujols,Albert	Cardinals	37	65	484	58	1.171
Berkman,Lance	Cardinals	31	95	364	93	1.155
Holliday,Matt	Cardinals	22	68	331	93	1.076
Molina,Yadier	Cardinals	14	34	417	44	1.044
Theriot,Ryan	Cardinals	1	33	400	41	0.973
Schumaker,Skip	Cardinals	2	29	315	50	0.953
Jay,Jon	Cardinals	10	35	364	81	0.942
Motte,Jason	Cardinals	2	21	182	63	0.866
Dotel,Octavio	Cardinals	6	19	131	62	0.885
Salas,Fernando	Cardinals	7	23	190	75	0.895
Rzepczynski,Marc	Cardinals	3	30	162	61	0.914
Carpenter,Chris	Cardinals	16	61	728	191	0.918
Garcia,Jaime	Cardinals	15	52	603	156	0.929
Jackson,Edwin	Cardinals	16	64	633	148	0.958
Lohse,Kyle	Cardinals	16	45	603	111	0.977
Westbrook,Jake	Cardinals	16	75	614	104	1.023
McClellan,Kyle	Cardinals	21	49	461	76	1.059
Name	Team	HR	W/HBP	BIP	SO	Abe Lincoln Score
		(4)	(2)	(1)	(0)
Ramirez,Aramis	Cubs	26	53	470	69	1.086
Pena,Carlos	Cubs	28	105	304	161	1.033
Soriano,Alfonso	Cubs	26	31	336	113	0.988
Byrd,Marlon	Cubs	9	33	359	78	0.956
Castro,Starlin	Cubs	10	37	568	96	0.954
Soto,Geovany	Cubs	17	51	280	124	0.949
Barney,Darwin	Cubs	2	30	460	67	0.925
Marshall,Sean	Cubs	1	19	208	79	0.814
Garza,Matt	Cubs	14	66	562	197	0.894
Marmol,Carlos	Cubs	5	57	166	99	0.917
Samardzija,Jeff	Cubs	5	55	233	87	0.955
Dempster,Ryan	Cubs	23	87	580	191	0.960
Zambrano,Carlos	Cubs	19	61	453	101	1.027
Russell,James	Cubs	12	16	221	43	1.031
Wells,Randy	Cubs	23	49	429	82	1.062
Name	Team	HR	W/HBP	BIP	SO	Abe Lincoln Score
		(4)	(2)	(1)	(0)
Upton,Justin	Diamondbacks	31	78	435	126	1.061
Roberts,Ryan	Diamondbacks	19	68	365	98	1.040
Montero,Miguel	Diamondbacks	18	55	378	97	1.013
Young,Chris	Diamondbacks	20	84	408	139	0.995
Hill,Aaron	Diamondbacks	8	42	440	72	0.974
Parra,Gerardo	Diamondbacks	8	46	355	82	0.972
Overbay,Lyle	Diamondbacks	9	44	297	88	0.957
Putz,J.J.	Diamondbacks	4	14	150	61	0.847
Hernandez,David	Diamondbacks	4	32	178	77	0.887
Ziegler,Brad	Diamondbacks	0	20	175	44	0.900
Kennedy,Ian	Diamondbacks	19	64	619	198	0.914
Hudson,Daniel	Diamondbacks	17	58	677	169	0.935
Paterson,Joe	Diamondbacks	1	19	102	28	0.960
Collmenter,Josh	Diamondbacks	17	33	471	100	0.974
Marquis,Jason	Diamondbacks	11	48	452	76	1.009
Saunders,Joe	Diamondbacks	29	70	667	108	1.056
Name	Team	HR	W/HBP	BIP	SO	Abe Lincoln Score
		(4)	(2)	(1)	(0)
Kemp,Matt	Dodgers	39	80	404	159	1.045
Loney,James	Dodgers	12	43	452	67	1.007
Rivera,Juan	Dodgers	11	46	379	76	0.988
Ethier,Andre	Dodgers	11	61	373	103	0.978
Carroll,Jamey	Dodgers	0	49	394	58	0.965
Miles,Aaron	Dodgers	3	28	402	49	0.959
Kershaw,Clayton	Dodgers	15	57	592	248	0.840
Guerra,Javy	Dodgers	2	21	134	38	0.944
Guerrier,Matt	Dodgers	4	25	203	50	0.954
Kuroda,Hiroki	Dodgers	24	54	599	161	0.958
Billingsley,Chad	Dodgers	14	91	572	152	0.977
Lilly,Ted	Dodgers	28	60	554	158	0.983
MacDougal,Mike	Dodgers	3	32	171	41	1.000
Name	Team	HR	W/HBP	BIP	SO	Abe Lincoln Score
		(4)	(2)	(1)	(0)
Beltran,Carlos	Giants	22	74	410	88	1.080
Sandoval,Pablo	Giants	23	32	340	63	1.064
Keppinger,Jeff	Giants	6	14	349	24	1.003
Ross,Cody	Giants	14	53	295	96	0.991
Huff,Aubrey	Giants	12	49	419	90	0.976
Cabrera,Orlando	Giants	5	20	388	57	0.939
Romo,Sergio	Giants	2	5	98	70	0.663
Bumgarner,Madison	Giants	12	51	590	191	0.877
Ramirez,Ramon	Giants	3	29	184	66	0.901
Lincecum,Tim	Giants	15	92	573	220	0.908
Cain,Matt	Giants	9	72	647	179	0.912
Wilson,Brian	Giants	2	33	154	54	0.938
Lopez,Javier	Giants	0	29	153	40	0.950
Affeldt,Jeremy	Giants	5	28	172	54	0.958
Vogelsong,Ryan	Giants	15	66	532	139	0.963
Sanchez,Jonathan	Giants	9	72	261	102	0.993
Name	Team	HR	W/HBP	BIP	SO	Abe Lincoln Score
		(4)	(2)	(1)	(0)
Santana,Carlos	Indians	27	99	392	133	1.061
Cabrera,Asdrubal	Indians	25	55	460	119	1.004
Fukudome,Kosuke	Indians	8	65	412	110	0.952
Brantley,Michael	Indians	7	37	368	76	0.948
Pestano,Vinnie	Indians	5	27	134	84	0.832
Smith,Joe	Indians	1	23	198	45	0.929
Masterson,Justin	Indians	11	76	663	158	0.946
Jimenez,Ubaldo	Indians	17	87	538	180	0.949
Perez,Rafael	Indians	2	19	203	33	0.969
Sipp,Tony	Indians	10	24	160	57	0.988
Carrasco,Carlos	Indians	15	44	392	85	1.007
Tomlin,Josh	Indians	24	24	525	89	1.011
Perez,Chris	Indians	5	29	175	39	1.020
Carmona,Fausto	Indians	22	74	628	109	1.037
Name	Team	HR	W/HBP	BIP	SO	Abe Lincoln Score
		(4)	(2)	(1)	(0)
Smoak,Justin	Mariners	15	58	307	105	0.988
Suzuki,Ichiro	Mariners	5	39	603	69	0.972
Kennedy,Adam	Mariners	7	23	306	67	0.929
Ryan,Brendan	Mariners	3	44	346	87	0.903
Olivo,Miguel	Mariners	19	21	318	140	0.860
League,Brandon	Mariners	3	12	190	45	0.904
Hernandez,Felix	Mariners	19	74	649	222	0.906
Pineda,Michael	Mariners	18	60	445	173	0.915
Vargas,Jason	Mariners	22	63	641	131	0.998
Wright,Jamey	Mariners	6	35	197	48	1.017
Name	Team	HR	W/HBP	BIP	SO	Abe Lincoln Score
		(4)	(2)	(1)	(0)
Morrison,Logan	Marlins	23	59	340	99	1.048
Sanchez,Gaby	Marlins	19	80	456	97	1.047
Stanton,Mike	Marlins	34	79	316	166	1.015
Buck,John	Marlins	16	61	335	115	0.983
Infante,Omar	Marlins	7	36	505	67	0.945
Dobbs,Greg	Marlins	8	23	320	83	0.907
Bonifacio,Emilio	Marlins	5	60	431	129	0.891
Sanchez,Anibal	Marlins	20	69	539	202	0.912
Mujica,Edward	Marlins	7	16	211	63	0.912
Vazquez,Javier	Marlins	21	52	563	162	0.941
Nolasco,Ricky	Marlins	20	47	676	148	0.954
Nunez,Leo	Marlins	8	22	183	55	0.966
Dunn,Mike	Marlins	9	33	157	68	0.970
Volstad,Chris	Marlins	23	50	529	117	1.003
Name	Team	HR	W/HBP	BIP	SO	Abe Lincoln Score
		(4)	(2)	(1)	(0)
Reyes,Jose	Mets	7	43	489	41	1.029
Turner,Justin	Mets	4	49	372	59	0.998
Murphy,Daniel	Mets	6	27	343	42	0.995
Wright,David	Mets	14	55	278	97	0.993
Pagan,Angel	Mets	7	45	409	62	0.991
Bay,Jason	Mets	12	58	323	109	0.957
Byrdak,Tim	Mets	3	20	98	47	0.893
Parnell,Bobby	Mets	4	29	171	64	0.914
Niese,Jonathon	Mets	14	49	493	138	0.932
Capuano,Chris	Mets	27	58	549	168	0.964
Dickey,R.A.	Mets	18	63	661	134	0.981
Beato,Pedro	Mets	5	31	208	39	1.025
Pelfrey,Mike	Mets	21	72	662	105	1.035
Gee,Dillon	Mets	18	85	489	114	1.035
Name	Team	HR	W/HBP	BIP	SO	Abe Lincoln Score
		(4)	(2)	(1)	(0)
Morse,Michael	Nationals	31	49	365	126	1.021
Ramos,Wilson	Nationals	15	40	298	76	1.007
Zimmerman,Ryan	Nationals	12	42	310	73	1.005
Werth,Jayson	Nationals	20	84	381	160	0.969
Espinosa,Danny	Nationals	21	76	386	166	0.945
Ankiel,Rick	Nationals	9	31	275	96	0.899
Desmond,Ian	Nationals	8	39	437	139	0.856
Clippard,Tyler	Nationals	11	26	188	104	0.863
Storen,Drew	Nationals	8	22	199	74	0.908
Zimmermann,Jordan	Nationals	12	38	488	124	0.924
Coffey,Todd	Nationals	4	21	183	46	0.949
Gorzelanny,Tom	Nationals	15	39	298	95	0.975
Hernandez,Livan	Nationals	16	51	585	99	1.000
Lannan,John	Nationals	15	83	604	106	1.027
Burnett,Sean	Nationals	6	24	179	33	1.037
Name	Team	HR	W/HBP	BIP	SO	Abe Lincoln Score
		(4)	(2)	(1)	(0)
Wieters,Matt	Orioles	22	50	394	84	1.056
Markakis,Nick	Orioles	15	69	551	75	1.046
Hardy,J.J.	Orioles	30	33	405	92	1.042
Guerrero,Vladimir	Orioles	13	24	493	56	1.005
Reynolds,Mark	Orioles	37	82	301	196	0.989
Jones,Adam	Orioles	25	38	429	113	0.979
Andino,Robert	Orioles	5	44	369	83	0.933
Johnson,Jim	Orioles	5	23	280	58	0.945
Britton,Zach	Orioles	12	63	494	97	1.003
Simon,Alfredo	Orioles	15	44	357	83	1.012
Guthrie,Jeremy	Orioles	26	75	658	130	1.026
Gregg,Kevin	Orioles	7	42	173	53	1.036
Reyes,Jo-Jo	Orioles	21	55	478	87	1.048
Bergesen,Brad	Orioles	16	35	339	61	1.049
Arrieta,Jake	Orioles	21	63	346	93	1.063
Name	Team	HR	W/HBP	BIP	SO	Abe Lincoln Score
		(4)	(2)	(1)	(0)
Hudson,Orlando	Padres	7	51	307	84	0.963
Headley,Chase	Padres	4	54	285	92	0.932
Bartlett,Jason	Padres	2	53	454	98	0.919
Venable,Will	Padres	9	36	269	92	0.917
Maybin,Cameron	Padres	9	46	382	125	0.898
Luebke,Cory	Padres	12	46	343	154	0.870
Latos,Mat	Padres	16	63	535	185	0.907
Bell,Heath	Padres	4	21	180	51	0.930
Gregerson,Luke	Padres	2	21	184	34	0.971
Stauffer,Tim	Padres	20	61	568	128	0.991
Qualls,Chad	Padres	7	20	236	43	0.993
Harang,Aaron	Padres	20	61	514	124	0.996
Moseley,Dustin	Padres	10	38	392	64	1.008
Name	Team	HR	W/HBP	BIP	SO	Abe Lincoln Score
		(4)	(2)	(1)	(0)
Utley,Chase	Phillies	11	53	340	47	1.079
Rollins,Jimmy	Phillies	16	61	492	59	1.074
Victorino,Shane	Phillies	17	61	439	63	1.073
Ruiz,Carlos	Phillies	6	58	356	48	1.051
Polanco,Placido	Phillies	5	45	420	44	1.013
Howard,Ryan	Phillies	33	82	352	172	1.006
Pence,Hunter	Phillies	22	57	460	124	0.991
Ibanez,Raul	Phillies	20	35	409	106	0.972
Halladay,Roy	Phillies	10	39	664	220	0.838
Madson,Ryan	Phillies	2	17	165	62	0.841
Lee,Cliff	Phillies	18	48	616	238	0.852
Bastardo,Antonio	Phillies	6	26	123	70	0.884
Hamels,Cole	Phillies	19	49	588	194	0.896
Worley,Vance	Phillies	10	49	375	119	0.928
Oswalt,Roy	Phillies	10	38	453	93	0.958
Kendrick,Kyle	Phillies	14	37	368	59	1.042
Name	Team	HR	W/HBP	BIP	SO	Abe Lincoln Score
		(4)	(2)	(1)	(0)
McCutchen,Andrew	Pirates	23	98	423	126	1.049
Jones,Garrett	Pirates	16	50	303	104	0.977
Lee,Derrek	Pirates	19	39	306	110	0.964
Walker,Neil	Pirates	12	58	472	112	0.961
Ludwick,Ryan	Pirates	13	55	353	124	0.923
Cedeno,Ronny	Pirates	2	30	318	93	0.850
Hanrahan,Joel	Pirates	1	17	195	61	0.850
Veras,Jose	Pirates	6	38	182	79	0.925
Resop,Chris	Pirates	8	33	189	79	0.929
Maholm,Paul	Pirates	11	58	521	97	0.991
Morton,Charlie	Pirates	6	90	563	110	0.997
Karstens,Jeff	Pirates	22	37	513	96	1.010
McDonald,James	Pirates	24	85	503	142	1.020
McCutchen,Daniel	Pirates	7	37	273	47	1.030
Correia,Kevin	Pirates	24	41	518	77	1.055
Name	Team	HR	W/HBP	BIP	SO	Abe Lincoln Score
		(4)	(2)	(1)	(0)
Kinsler,Ian	Rangers	32	97	517	71	1.160
Napoli,Mike	Rangers	30	61	254	85	1.148
Beltre,Adrian	Rangers	32	30	402	53	1.124
Hamilton,Josh	Rangers	25	41	369	93	1.024
Cruz,Nelson	Rangers	29	35	330	116	1.006
Murphy,David	Rangers	11	33	332	61	1.005
Young,Michael	Rangers	11	49	542	78	0.993
Moreland,Mitch	Rangers	16	43	356	92	0.988
Andrus,Elvis	Rangers	5	61	508	74	0.977
Torrealba,Yorvit	Rangers	7	20	324	65	0.936
Uehara,Koji	Rangers	11	9	138	85	0.823
Adams,Mike	Rangers	5	14	184	74	0.838
Oliver,Darren	Rangers	3	12	156	44	0.893
Wilson,C.J.	Rangers	16	84	609	206	0.919
Feliz,Neftali	Rangers	4	30	164	54	0.952
Ogando,Alexi	Rangers	16	50	501	126	0.960
Harrison,Matt	Rangers	13	58	575	126	0.962
Holland,Derek	Rangers	22	73	586	162	0.973
Lewis,Colby	Rangers	35	62	573	169	0.998
Name	Team	HR	W/HBP	BIP	SO	Abe Lincoln Score
		(4)	(2)	(1)	(0)
Longoria,Evan	Rays	31	86	359	93	1.141
Kotchman,Casey	Rays	10	60	424	66	1.037
Damon,Johnny	Rays	16	58	474	92	1.011
Zobrist,Ben	Rays	20	79	440	128	1.006
Joyce,Matt	Rays	19	53	337	106	0.994
Rodriguez,Sean	Rays	8	56	278	87	0.968
Upton,B.J.	Rays	23	75	376	161	0.966
Farnsworth,Kyle	Rays	5	15	160	51	0.909
Price,David	Rays	22	72	606	218	0.913
Peralta,Joel	Rays	7	18	170	61	0.914
Shields,James	Rays	26	70	654	225	0.921
Niemann,Jeff	Rays	18	42	407	105	0.984
Hellickson,Jeremy	Rays	21	76	560	117	1.028
Davis,Wade	Rays	23	71	596	105	1.044
Name	Team	HR	W/HBP	BIP	SO	Abe Lincoln Score
		(4)	(2)	(1)	(0)
Ortiz,David	Red Sox	29	79	413	83	1.136
Pedroia,Dustin	Red Sox	21	87	529	85	1.077
Ellsbury,Jacoby	Red Sox	32	61	530	98	1.066
Youkilis,Kevin	Red Sox	17	82	314	100	1.056
Gonzalez,Adrian	Red Sox	27	80	484	119	1.052
Scutaro,Marco	Red Sox	7	39	352	36	1.029
Crawford,Carl	Red Sox	11	26	391	104	0.904
Papelbon,Jonathan	Red Sox	3	13	152	87	0.745
Bard,Daniel	Red Sox	5	26	183	74	0.885
Beckett,Josh	Red Sox	21	61	510	175	0.934
Bedard,Erik	Red Sox	14	49	353	125	0.937
Lester,Jon	Red Sox	20	86	511	182	0.955
Aceves,Alfredo	Red Sox	8	57	329	80	1.002
Lackey,John	Red Sox	20	75	540	108	1.036
Wakefield,Tim	Red Sox	25	55	504	93	1.055
Name	Team	HR	W/HBP	BIP	SO	Abe Lincoln Score
		(4)	(2)	(1)	(0)
Votto,Joey	Reds	29	114	441	129	1.092
Bruce,Jay	Reds	32	76	395	158	1.017
Phillips,Brandon	Reds	18	53	507	85	1.015
Stubbs,Drew	Reds	15	70	384	205	0.858
Bray,Bill	Reds	3	19	130	44	0.918
Masset,Nick	Reds	5	32	214	62	0.952
Cueto,Johnny	Reds	8	57	462	104	0.964
Bailey,Homer	Reds	18	38	399	106	0.975
Leake,Mike	Reds	23	46	506	118	0.996
Wood,Travis	Reds	10	44	333	76	0.996
Cordero,Francisco	Reds	6	25	201	42	1.004
Ondrusek,Logan	Reds	6	30	191	41	1.026
Volquez,Edinson	Reds	19	69	297	104	1.045
Arroyo,Bronson	Reds	46	51	650	108	1.095
Name	Team	HR	W/HBP	BIP	SO	Abe Lincoln Score
		(4)	(2)	(1)	(0)
Tulowitzki,Troy	Rockies	30	63	428	79	1.112
Iannetta,Chris	Rockies	14	75	242	89	1.052
Helton,Todd	Rockies	14	62	336	71	1.051
Gonzalez,Carlos	Rockies	26	55	350	105	1.041
Wigginton,Ty	Rockies	15	43	302	84	1.004
Smith,Seth	Rockies	15	50	368	93	0.991
Ellis,Mark	Rockies	7	28	398	75	0.929
Fowler,Dexter	Rockies	5	74	346	130	0.913
Betancourt,Rafael	Rockies	7	8	149	73	0.814
Belisle,Matt	Rockies	5	18	220	58	0.917
Street,Huston	Rockies	10	10	164	55	0.937
Lindstrom,Matt	Rockies	3	16	171	36	0.951
Reynolds,Matt	Rockies	10	18	133	50	0.991
Chacin,Jhoulys	Rockies	20	91	566	150	1.001
Hammel,Jason	Rockies	21	74	550	94	1.058
Name	Team	HR	W/HBP	BIP	SO	Abe Lincoln Score
		(4)	(2)	(1)	(0)
Butler,Billy	Royals	19	69	483	95	1.036
Hosmer,Eric	Royals	19	35	422	82	1.009
Gordon,Alex	Royals	23	74	449	139	0.999
Cabrera,Melky	Royals	18	36	546	94	0.977
Francoeur,Jeff	Royals	20	45	458	123	0.957
Getz,Chris	Royals	0	33	335	45	0.935
Escobar,Alcides	Royals	4	29	471	73	0.911
Soria,Joakim	Royals	7	19	170	60	0.922
Paulino,Felipe	Royals	13	63	390	133	0.948
Hochevar,Luke	Royals	23	69	615	128	1.012
Francis,Jeff	Royals	19	44	649	91	1.012
Collins,Tim	Royals	5	50	180	60	1.017
Chen,Bruce	Royals	18	57	482	97	1.021
Duffy,Danny	Royals	15	56	316	87	1.030
Name	Team	HR	W/HBP	BIP	SO	Abe Lincoln Score
		(4)	(2)	(1)	(0)
Cabrera,Miguel	Tigers	30	111	453	89	1.156
Martinez,Victor	Tigers	12	48	477	51	1.044
Boesch,Brennan	Tigers	16	40	329	83	1.002
Peralta,Jhonny	Tigers	21	42	409	95	1.002
Avila,Alex	Tigers	19	76	314	131	0.984
Young,Delmon	Tigers	12	25	376	85	0.942
Raburn,Ryan	Tigers	14	24	259	114	0.868
Jackson,Austin	Tigers	10	60	400	181	0.838
Verlander,Justin	Tigers	24	60	635	250	0.878
Benoit,Joaquin	Tigers	5	19	154	63	0.880
Fister,Doug	Tigers	11	49	669	146	0.927
Valverde,Jose	Tigers	5	37	190	69	0.944
Scherzer,Max	Tigers	29	63	567	174	0.971
Coke,Phil	Tigers	5	44	356	69	0.979
Porcello,Rick	Tigers	18	54	608	104	1.005
Penny,Brad	Tigers	24	66	639	74	1.080
Name	Team	HR	W/HBP	BIP	SO	Abe Lincoln Score
		(4)	(2)	(1)	(0)
Cuddyer,Michael	Twins	20	52	414	95	1.024
Revere,Ben	Twins	0	28	409	41	0.967
Valencia,Danny	Twins	15	40	447	102	0.965
Kubel,Jason	Twins	12	33	268	86	0.953
Perkins,Glen	Twins	2	22	164	65	0.854
Baker,Scott	Twins	15	36	374	123	0.923
Duensing,Brian	Twins	21	53	522	115	1.001
Swarzak,Anthony	Twins	9	32	345	55	1.009
Pavano,Carl	Twins	23	48	782	102	1.016
Liriano,Francisco	Twins	14	82	383	112	1.020
Burnett,Alex	Twins	4	29	159	33	1.036
Capps,Matt	Twins	10	17	213	34	1.047
Blackburn,Nick	Twins	19	58	517	76	1.058
Name	Team	HR	W/HBP	BIP	SO	Abe Lincoln Score
		(4)	(2)	(1)	(0)
Konerko,Paul	White Sox	31	85	423	89	1.122
Quentin,Carlos	White Sox	24	57	313	84	1.083
Pierzynski,A.J.	White Sox	8	28	423	33	1.022
Ramirez,Alexei	White Sox	15	57	515	84	1.007
Rios,Alex	White Sox	13	29	456	68	0.993
Pierre,Juan	White Sox	2	50	596	41	0.990
Morel,Brent	White Sox	10	25	346	57	0.982
Beckham,Gordon	White Sox	10	48	378	111	0.923
Dunn,Adam	White Sox	11	79	227	177	0.865
Santos,Sergio	White Sox	6	32	130	92	0.838
Thornton,Matt	White Sox	3	21	175	63	0.874
Peavy,Jake	White Sox	10	27	338	95	0.919
Crain,Jesse	White Sox	7	31	160	70	0.933
Humber,Philip	White Sox	14	47	499	116	0.960
Floyd,Gavin	White Sox	22	56	569	151	0.964
Danks,John	White Sox	19	53	521	135	0.966
Frasor,Jason	White Sox	7	29	168	57	0.973
Buehrle,Mark	White Sox	21	47	681	109	1.001
Name	Team	HR	W/HBP	BIP	SO	Abe Lincoln Score
		(4)	(2)	(1)	(0)
Teixeira,Mark	Yankees	39	87	440	110	1.126
Granderson,Curtis	Yankees	41	97	373	169	1.058
Swisher,Nick	Yankees	23	100	378	125	1.055
Martin,Russell	Yankees	18	55	318	81	1.050
Cano,Robinson	Yankees	28	50	499	96	1.044
Rodriguez,Alex	Yankees	16	52	277	80	1.040
Gardner,Brett	Yankees	7	68	410	93	0.976
Jeter,Derek	Yankees	6	52	459	81	0.967
Robertson,David	Yankees	1	36	135	100	0.776
Rivera,Mariano	Yankees	3	10	160	60	0.824
Sabathia,CC	Yankees	17	68	670	230	0.887
Logan,Boone	Yankees	4	17	118	46	0.908
Colon,Bartolo	Yankees	21	43	495	135	0.958
Garcia,Freddy	Yankees	16	48	466	96	1.000
Nova,Ivan	Yankees	13	63	530	98	1.006
Burnett,A.J.	Yankees	31	92	541	173	1.014