Adam Everett 2005 season stats

Astros

Third Baseman · #8

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Adam Everett played 152 games for the Houston Astros in the 2005 MLB regular season, with a .248 batting average, 11 home runs and 54 RBI.

2005 season stats

2005 regular seasonAstros

GP
152
AB
549
R
58
H
136
HR
11
RBI
54
SB
21
AVG
.248
OBP
.290
SLG
.364
OPS
.654
2B
27

Against other third basemen

2005 regular season, 58 MLB third basemen with 25+ games.

  • Home Runs11

    Higher than 61% of the other 57 MLB third basemen.

  • Batting Average.248

    Higher than 28% of the other 57 MLB third basemen.

  • RBI54

    Higher than 58% of the other 57 MLB third basemen.

2005 splits

Totals, from the 151 regular-season games in the log.

Adam Everett, 2005 splits
GP: Games the player appeared in, however briefly.AB: At-bats: trips to the plate that ended in a hit, an out or an error. Walks and sacrifices are not counted.R: Runs — scored by the batter, or allowed by the pitcher.H: Times the batter reached base by hitting the ball, without help from an error.HR: Home runs hit.RBI: Runs that scored because of this batter's plate appearance.SB: Bases taken while the pitcher was delivering. Being caught is counted separately.AVG: Hits per at-bat. .300 is the traditional line between a good hitter and a great one.SLG: Total bases per at-bat, so a home run counts four times a single.
All games15154657135115420.247.364
Home74263307472611.281.426
Away7728327614289.216.307
Wins81301468594119.282.439
Losses6924210492131.202.273
April1971717182.239.366
May289411204100.213.415
June26958250124.263.326
July271011627389.267.416
August2695626283.274.379
September2487819182.218.276
October1311000.333.333

What the columns mean: AB · R · H · HR · RBI · SB · AVG · SLG

By opponent

Adam Everett, 2005, by opponent
GP: Games the player appeared in, however briefly.AB: At-bats: trips to the plate that ended in a hit, an out or an error. Walks and sacrifices are not counted.R: Runs — scored by the batter, or allowed by the pitcher.H: Times the batter reached base by hitting the ball, without help from an error.HR: Home runs hit.RBI: Runs that scored because of this batter's plate appearance.SB: Bases taken while the pitcher was delivering. Being caught is counted separately.AVG: Hits per at-bat. .300 is the traditional line between a good hitter and a great one.SLG: Total bases per at-bat, so a home run counts four times a single.
vs ARI62227031.318.500
vs ATL62012010.100.150
vs BAL31101021.091.182
vs CHC133858250.211.421
vs CIN16531114351.264.491
vs COL62436031.250.292
vs KC31303020.231.308
vs LAD61516012.400.533
vs MIA62249141.409.591
vs MIL1247512392.255.468
vs NYM1039111152.282.410
vs PHI62203011.136.136
vs PIT1352913010.250.288
vs SD72738023.296.407
vs SF72525010.200.280
vs STL1662216060.258.323
vs TEX62033111.150.300
vs TOR31013010.300.400
vs WSH62445014.208.208

What the columns mean: AB · R · H · HR · RBI · SB · AVG · SLG

2005 game log

Adam Everett, last 15 games, 2005 regular season
AB: At-bats: trips to the plate that ended in a hit, an out or an error. Walks and sacrifices are not counted.R: Runs — scored by the batter, or allowed by the pitcher.H: Times the batter reached base by hitting the ball, without help from an error.HR: Home runs hit.RBI: Runs that scored because of this batter's plate appearance.SB: Bases taken while the pitcher was delivering. Being caught is counted separately.AVG: Hits per at-bat. .300 is the traditional line between a good hitter and a great one.OBP: Share of plate appearances that ended with the batter on base — hits, walks and hit-by-pitches.SLG: Total bases per at-bat, so a home run counts four times a single.OPS: On-base percentage plus slugging. Around .800 is All-Star level, .900 is MVP territory.
Oct 1, 2005vs CHCW 3-1311000.247.288.364.653
Sep 30, 2005vs CHCL 4-3400000.247.288.365.653
Sep 29, 2005vs CHCL 3-2302000.249.290.367.657
Sep 28, 2005@ STLW 7-6500000.246.288.366.654
Sep 27, 2005@ STLW 3-1401000.249.290.369.660
Sep 25, 2005@ CHCL 3-2210000.249.291.370.661
Sep 24, 2005@ CHCW 8-3100000.250.291.371.662
Sep 23, 2005@ CHCL 5-4300000.250.291.372.663
Sep 22, 2005@ PITW 2-1400000.251.293.374.667
Sep 21, 2005@ PITW 12-8501000.253.295.377.672
Sep 20, 2005@ PITW 7-4433010.254.296.379.675
Sep 15, 2005vs MIAW 4-1411001.250.292.376.668
Sep 14, 2005vs MIAW 10-2412030.250.293.377.670
Sep 13, 2005vs MIAL 4-2412110.248.291.374.665
Sep 12, 2005vs MIAL 8-2301000.246.289.367.656

What the columns mean: AB · R · H · HR · RBI · SB · AVG · OBP · SLG · OPS

All 151 gamesOnly the last 15 games
Adam Everett, game by game, 2005 regular season
AB: At-bats: trips to the plate that ended in a hit, an out or an error. Walks and sacrifices are not counted.R: Runs — scored by the batter, or allowed by the pitcher.H: Times the batter reached base by hitting the ball, without help from an error.HR: Home runs hit.RBI: Runs that scored because of this batter's plate appearance.SB: Bases taken while the pitcher was delivering. Being caught is counted separately.AVG: Hits per at-bat. .300 is the traditional line between a good hitter and a great one.OBP: Share of plate appearances that ended with the batter on base — hits, walks and hit-by-pitches.SLG: Total bases per at-bat, so a home run counts four times a single.OPS: On-base percentage plus slugging. Around .800 is All-Star level, .900 is MVP territory.
Oct 1, 2005vs CHCW 3-1311000.247.288.364.653
Sep 30, 2005vs CHCL 4-3400000.247.288.365.653
Sep 29, 2005vs CHCL 3-2302000.249.290.367.657
Sep 28, 2005@ STLW 7-6500000.246.288.366.654
Sep 27, 2005@ STLW 3-1401000.249.290.369.660
Sep 25, 2005@ CHCL 3-2210000.249.291.370.661
Sep 24, 2005@ CHCW 8-3100000.250.291.371.662
Sep 23, 2005@ CHCL 5-4300000.250.291.372.663
Sep 22, 2005@ PITW 2-1400000.251.293.374.667
Sep 21, 2005@ PITW 12-8501000.253.295.377.672
Sep 20, 2005@ PITW 7-4433010.254.296.379.675
Sep 15, 2005vs MIAW 4-1411001.250.292.376.668
Sep 14, 2005vs MIAW 10-2412030.250.293.377.670
Sep 13, 2005vs MIAL 4-2412110.248.291.374.665
Sep 12, 2005vs MIAL 8-2301000.246.289.367.656
Sep 11, 2005@ MILL 4-2401000.245.288.367.655
Sep 10, 2005@ MILW 7-5501010.245.288.368.656
Sep 9, 2005@ MILL 7-4410000.246.289.368.657
Sep 7, 2005@ PHIW 8-6300010.248.291.371.662
Sep 6, 2005@ PHIW 2-1401000.249.292.373.665
Sep 5, 2005@ PHIW 4-3401001.249.292.374.666
Sep 4, 2005vs STLL 4-1300000.249.292.375.668
Sep 3, 2005vs STLL 4-2 F/10402000.251.294.378.672
Sep 2, 2005vs STLW 6-5 F/13300010.249.292.377.669
Sep 1, 2005vs CINW 3-1300000.251.294.379.673
Aug 31, 2005vs CINW 10-0312000.252.296.382.677
Aug 30, 2005vs CINW 5-2412000.249.294.380.673
Aug 28, 2005@ LADL 1-0000000.247.292.379.671
Aug 27, 2005@ LADL 8-3403000.247.292.379.671
Aug 26, 2005@ LADW 2-1201001.243.288.375.663
Aug 24, 2005@ SDL 7-4400000.242.286.375.660
Aug 23, 2005@ SDL 2-0401000.244.288.378.666
Aug 22, 2005@ SDW 6-2401010.244.288.377.665
Aug 21, 2005vs MILW 8-3412120.244.289.378.667
Aug 20, 2005vs MILL 3-2401010.241.287.370.657
Aug 19, 2005vs MILW 5-3401001.241.287.371.658
Aug 18, 2005vs MILL 5-2401000.241.288.372.660
Aug 17, 2005vs CHCL 4-2300000.241.288.373.661
Aug 16, 2005vs CHCL 4-1 F/10301000.243.288.376.665
Aug 15, 2005vs CHCW 12-4512120.242.288.374.662
Aug 14, 2005vs PITL 8-0301000.240.287.366.653
Aug 13, 2005vs PITL 1-0401000.239.286.367.653
Aug 12, 2005vs PITW 6-5511000.239.287.368.654
Aug 10, 2005vs WSHW 7-6400000.240.288.370.658
Aug 9, 2005vs WSHL 6-5400000.242.290.374.664
Aug 7, 2005@ SFW 8-1401000.245.293.378.671
Aug 6, 2005@ SFL 5-2400000.245.294.379.673
Aug 5, 2005@ SFL 4-0300000.247.297.383.680
Aug 4, 2005@ ARIL 7-3 F/50400000.249.299.386.685
Aug 3, 2005@ ARIW 7-0412011.252.302.390.692
Aug 2, 2005@ ARIW 3-1402010.249.298.386.684
Jul 31, 2005vs NYML 9-4501000.247.296.382.678
Jul 30, 2005vs NYMW 2-0302000.247.297.382.679
Jul 29, 2005vs NYMW 5-2301001.244.294.380.674
Jul 28, 2005vs NYMW 3-2312110.243.292.380.672
Jul 27, 2005vs PHIW 3-2401000.239.289.369.658
Jul 26, 2005vs PHIW 2-1300000.239.290.370.660
Jul 25, 2005vs PHIW 7-1400000.241.292.374.665
Jul 24, 2005@ WSHW 4-1 F/14512001.244.295.378.673
Jul 23, 2005@ WSHL 4-2301000.242.294.378.671
Jul 22, 2005@ WSHW 14-1410012.241.291.378.669
Jul 21, 2005@ WSHW 3-2422001.244.295.383.678
Jul 20, 2005@ PITW 8-0511000.241.293.381.674
Jul 19, 2005@ PITW 6-4400000.241.294.384.679
Jul 18, 2005@ PITW 11-1321000.244.298.389.687
Jul 17, 2005@ STLL 3-0300000.244.296.390.685
Jul 16, 2005@ STLL 4-2400000.246.298.393.692
Jul 15, 2005@ STLL 4-3 F/13401000.249.302.399.701
Jul 10, 2005vs LADW 6-5411010.249.300.401.701
Jul 9, 2005vs LADW 4-2101001.249.301.396.697
Jul 8, 2005vs LADW 3-2400000.247.299.394.693
Jul 7, 2005vs SDL 7-5311000.250.303.399.702
Jul 6, 2005vs SDW 5-4412011.249.300.400.700
Jul 5, 2005vs SDW 6-2411001.246.297.391.689
Jul 4, 2005vs SDW 4-1402001.245.298.394.692
Jul 3, 2005@ CINW 9-0511010.242.295.392.687
Jul 2, 2005@ CINW 4-3422110.243.297.392.689
Jul 1, 2005@ CINW 10-7411120.239.294.379.673
Jun 30, 2005@ CINT 2-2 F/7311000.238.292.369.661
Jun 29, 2005@ COLW 7-1512000.237.292.370.661
Jun 28, 2005@ COLL 6-5400000.234.290.365.655
Jun 27, 2005@ COLW 11-5 F/10412020.238.294.371.665
Jun 26, 2005vs TEXW 3-2 F/10301000.234.288.369.657
Jun 25, 2005vs TEXL 6-5300000.232.288.369.657
Jun 24, 2005vs TEXW 5-2321001.235.288.374.662
Jun 22, 2005vs COLW 6-2300001.234.285.374.660
Jun 21, 2005vs COLW 6-5400000.237.286.379.665
Jun 20, 2005vs COLW 7-0412010.241.290.386.676
Jun 19, 2005@ KCL 7-1400000.237.287.384.671
Jun 18, 2005@ KCW 6-2502000.241.292.391.683
Jun 17, 2005@ KCW 7-0401020.237.289.391.680
Jun 15, 2005@ BALL 5-1300000.237.290.389.679
Jun 14, 2005@ BALL 6-1400011.240.291.394.685
Jun 13, 2005@ BALL 8-5401010.245.296.402.698
Jun 12, 2005vs TORW 3-0300000.245.297.400.697
Jun 11, 2005vs TORW 6-3403010.249.301.406.707
Jun 10, 2005vs TORW 4-2310000.238.292.394.686
Jun 9, 2005@ NYMW 6-3 F/11501020.242.293.400.693
Jun 8, 2005@ NYMW 4-1402001.243.296.405.701
Jun 7, 2005@ NYML 3-1300000.238.291.398.689
Jun 5, 2005vs STLW 6-4400000.242.296.404.700
Jun 4, 2005vs STLL 11-9302020.247.302.414.716
Jun 3, 2005vs STLL 2-0303000.240.298.409.707
Jun 1, 2005vs CINW 4-1311000.226.286.393.679
May 31, 2005vs CINW 4-3311110.224.282.394.676
May 30, 2005vs CINL 9-0301000.222.281.377.657
May 29, 2005@ MILW 2-1400000.220.280.377.657
May 28, 2005@ MILW 9-6411130.226.287.387.674
May 27, 2005@ MILL 3-0201000.225.287.371.658
May 25, 2005@ CHCW 5-1010000.221.280.369.650
May 24, 2005@ CHCL 4-2401000.221.280.369.650
May 23, 2005@ CHCL 4-1300000.221.281.366.647
May 22, 2005@ TEXL 2-0300000.225.287.373.660
May 21, 2005@ TEXL 18-3411110.230.292.381.674
May 20, 2005@ TEXL 7-3400000.230.293.363.656
May 19, 2005vs ARIL 6-1300000.237.301.374.675
May 18, 2005vs ARIL 7-6512000.242.308.383.691
May 17, 2005vs ARIW 3-0201010.236.304.374.678
May 15, 2005vs SFW 9-0411000.231.299.364.662
May 14, 2005vs SFW 4-1311000.231.300.359.659
May 13, 2005vs SFL 4-2301010.228.299.351.650
May 12, 2005vs SFL 6-3401000.225.298.351.650
May 11, 2005@ MIAL 2-1401000.224.300.355.655
May 10, 2005@ MIAL 6-2312000.223.302.359.661
May 8, 2005@ ATLL 16-0200000.210.286.350.636
May 7, 2005@ ATLL 4-1400000.214.284.357.642
May 6, 2005@ ATLL 9-4400000.223.295.372.668
May 5, 2005@ ATLL 9-3300000.233.307.389.696
May 4, 2005vs PITL 6-4412000.241.316.402.719
May 3, 2005vs PITL 7-4400000.229.309.373.682
May 2, 2005vs PITW 11-4411000.241.322.392.715
May 1, 2005vs CHCW 9-3411130.240.326.400.726
Apr 27, 2005@ PITL 2-0301000.239.329.366.695
Apr 24, 2005@ STLL 8-5512000.235.321.368.688
Apr 23, 2005@ STLL 1-0 F/10402000.222.315.349.664
Apr 22, 2005@ STLL 8-7401030.203.304.339.643
Apr 21, 2005vs MILW 8-7400000.200.297.327.624
Apr 20, 2005vs MILW 6-1423121.216.317.353.670
Apr 19, 2005vs ATLW 5-3311010.170.286.255.541
Apr 18, 2005vs ATLL 1-0 F/12401000.159.269.227.497
Apr 17, 2005@ CINL 6-5000000.150.271.225.496
Apr 16, 2005@ CINL 3-2400000.150.255.225.480
Apr 15, 2005@ CINW 11-2522000.167.279.250.529
Apr 14, 2005@ NYML 4-3400010.129.263.161.424
Apr 13, 2005@ NYML 1-0 F/11400000.148.303.185.488
Apr 11, 2005@ NYML 8-4502010.174.321.217.539
Apr 10, 2005vs CINW 5-2300001.111.304.167.471
Apr 9, 2005vs CINW 4-3300000.133.278.200.478
Apr 8, 2005vs CINW 3-2300000.167.286.250.536
Apr 6, 2005vs STLW 4-1502000.222.300.333.633
Apr 5, 2005vs STLL 7-3410000.000.200.000.200

What the columns mean: AB · R · H · HR · RBI · SB · AVG · OBP · SLG · OPS

Answered about Adam Everett in 2005

Source: ESPN public MLB data, 2005 season.