Adam Everett 2006 season stats

Astros

Third Baseman · #8

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Adam Everett played 150 games for the Houston Astros in the 2006 MLB regular season, with a .239 batting average, 6 home runs and 59 RBI.

2006 season stats

2006 regular seasonAstros

GP
150
AB
514
R
52
H
123
HR
6
RBI
59
SB
9
AVG
.239
OBP
.290
SLG
.352
OPS
.642
2B
28

Against other third basemen

2006 regular season, 50 MLB third basemen with 25+ games.

  • Home Runs6

    Higher than 35% of the other 49 MLB third basemen.

  • Batting Average.239

    Higher than 18% of the other 49 MLB third basemen.

  • RBI59

    Higher than 53% of the other 49 MLB third basemen.

2006 splits

Totals, from the 150 regular-season games in the log.

Adam Everett, 2006 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 games150514521236599.239.352
Home7624928622254.249.341
Away7426524614345.230.362
Wins7826937753475.279.405
Losses7224515483124.196.294
April22728181131.250.347
May28987171111.173.276
June22771024040.312.390
July2481822083.272.346
August2810413232143.221.413
September2579619291.241.354
October1300000.000.000

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

By opponent

Adam Everett, 2006, 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 ARI936512171.333.556
vs ATL72525000.200.240
vs CHC123938041.205.282
vs CHW31535000.333.533
vs CIN123479230.265.500
vs COL62036010.300.450
vs DET2802000.250.250
vs KC31126010.545.545
vs LAD51711120.059.235
vs MIA72227040.318.364
vs MIL15495141150.286.449
vs MIN31004020.400.600
vs NYM62025021.250.350
vs PHI61502010.133.200
vs PIT1559614071.237.356
vs SD62324132.174.391
vs SF61713001.176.176
vs STL134037001.175.200
vs TEX62113031.143.190
vs WSH83346040.182.212

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

2006 game log

Adam Everett, last 15 games, 2006 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, 2006@ ATLL 3-1300000.239.290.352.642
Sep 30, 2006@ ATLW 5-4400000.241.290.354.644
Sep 29, 2006@ ATLL 4-1403000.243.292.357.649
Sep 28, 2006@ PITW 3-0401010.239.289.352.640
Sep 27, 2006@ PITW 7-6 F/15200010.238.289.353.642
Sep 26, 2006@ PITW 7-4502010.239.291.354.645
Sep 25, 2006@ PHIW 5-4100000.238.289.354.643
Sep 24, 2006vs STLW 7-3300000.238.290.354.644
Sep 23, 2006vs STLW 7-4301001.240.292.357.648
Sep 22, 2006vs STLW 6-5411000.239.290.357.647
Sep 21, 2006vs STLW 6-5311000.239.290.358.648
Sep 20, 2006vs CINW 7-2311000.238.290.358.648
Sep 19, 2006vs CINL 5-4411110.238.288.358.646
Sep 18, 2006vs CINW 5-3211000.238.289.352.641
Sep 17, 2006vs PHIL 6-4300000.237.287.352.638

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

All 150 gamesOnly the last 15 games
Adam Everett, game by game, 2006 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, 2006@ ATLL 3-1300000.239.290.352.642
Sep 30, 2006@ ATLW 5-4400000.241.290.354.644
Sep 29, 2006@ ATLL 4-1403000.243.292.357.649
Sep 28, 2006@ PITW 3-0401010.239.289.352.640
Sep 27, 2006@ PITW 7-6 F/15200010.238.289.353.642
Sep 26, 2006@ PITW 7-4502010.239.291.354.645
Sep 25, 2006@ PHIW 5-4100000.238.289.354.643
Sep 24, 2006vs STLW 7-3300000.238.290.354.644
Sep 23, 2006vs STLW 7-4301001.240.292.357.648
Sep 22, 2006vs STLW 6-5411000.239.290.357.647
Sep 21, 2006vs STLW 6-5311000.239.290.358.648
Sep 20, 2006vs CINW 7-2311000.238.290.358.648
Sep 19, 2006vs CINL 5-4411110.238.288.358.646
Sep 18, 2006vs CINW 5-3211000.238.289.352.641
Sep 17, 2006vs PHIL 6-4300000.237.287.352.638
Sep 16, 2006vs PHIL 7-2301010.238.288.354.642
Sep 15, 2006vs PHIL 4-3301000.238.288.352.640
Sep 11, 2006@ STLL 7-0301000.237.288.352.640
Sep 10, 2006@ MILL 4-0300000.236.287.352.640
Sep 9, 2006@ MILW 10-4312130.238.289.355.644
Sep 8, 2006@ MILW 4-3401000.235.285.346.631
Sep 6, 2006@ PHIW 5-3200000.235.286.345.630
Sep 4, 2006@ PHIL 3-2 F/10300000.236.285.346.631
Sep 3, 2006vs NYMW 2-1300010.238.287.348.636
Sep 2, 2006vs NYML 4-2300000.239.289.351.640
Sep 1, 2006vs NYML 8-7401000.241.291.353.644
Aug 31, 2006vs MILW 5-3100000.241.291.354.645
Aug 30, 2006vs MILW 1-0300000.241.290.355.645
Aug 29, 2006vs MILW 10-3311010.243.292.357.650
Aug 27, 2006@ PITW 13-1522020.242.292.358.650
Aug 26, 2006@ PITW 7-4322000.240.291.350.641
Aug 25, 2006@ PITW 5-1411001.237.287.343.630
Aug 24, 2006@ PITL 5-3400000.237.287.344.631
Aug 23, 2006@ CINW 7-3513120.240.290.347.637
Aug 21, 2006@ CINL 4-3300000.235.286.334.620
Aug 20, 2006@ MILW 3-1401020.237.288.337.625
Aug 19, 2006@ MILL 6-4300000.237.288.335.623
Aug 18, 2006@ MILL 3-2300000.239.290.338.628
Aug 17, 2006@ MILW 7-3401000.240.292.340.633
Aug 16, 2006vs CHCL 1-0201000.240.293.341.634
Aug 15, 2006vs CHCL 8-6 F/18711020.239.290.340.630
Aug 14, 2006vs CHCL 3-0300000.241.293.339.631
Aug 13, 2006vs SDL 7-2411110.243.293.341.634
Aug 12, 2006vs SDL 6-3401001.243.294.334.628
Aug 11, 2006vs SDW 4-2411000.243.294.335.629
Aug 10, 2006vs PITW 5-2401000.242.294.331.625
Aug 9, 2006vs PITW 14-1512000.242.295.331.626
Aug 8, 2006vs PITW 3-1401010.240.294.328.621
Aug 6, 2006@ ARIL 4-3311000.240.294.326.620
Aug 5, 2006@ ARIW 9-3410000.239.294.323.616
Aug 4, 2006@ ARIW 8-7401010.242.295.327.621
Aug 3, 2006@ SDL 5-2400000.242.296.327.624
Aug 2, 2006@ SDW 7-1401010.245.299.331.631
Aug 1, 2006@ SDW 1-0300011.245.300.332.632
Jul 30, 2006vs ARIL 7-6513021.247.303.335.639
Jul 29, 2006vs ARIW 4-1311000.241.299.325.624
Jul 28, 2006vs ARIL 8-7 F/11501000.241.299.325.624
Jul 27, 2006vs CINL 8-4401000.241.300.327.627
Jul 26, 2006vs CINW 8-5210000.241.301.328.629
Jul 25, 2006vs CINL 2-0301000.243.301.330.631
Jul 23, 2006@ NYMW 8-4422011.242.300.327.627
Jul 22, 2006@ NYML 4-3301000.238.296.325.620
Jul 21, 2006@ NYML 7-0301000.237.293.321.614
Jul 20, 2006@ CHCL 4-1200000.236.293.318.610
Jul 19, 2006@ CHCW 4-2300010.238.295.320.614
Jul 18, 2006@ CHCL 4-2200001.241.297.323.620
Jul 16, 2006@ MIAL 9-3300000.242.297.325.622
Jul 15, 2006@ MIAW 12-0414040.245.298.329.626
Jul 14, 2006@ MIAL 3-1300000.234.286.316.602
Jul 13, 2006@ MIAW 5-1301000.237.289.319.608
Jul 9, 2006vs STLL 7-5 F/12300000.236.286.319.605
Jul 8, 2006vs STLL 7-6 F/10300000.238.289.322.611
Jul 7, 2006vs STLL 8-2401000.241.290.326.616
Jul 6, 2006vs STLW 4-2301000.241.290.327.617
Jul 4, 2006vs CHCW 7-2312000.240.290.327.617
Jul 3, 2006vs CHCW 7-2300000.235.283.323.606
Jul 2, 2006@ TEXW 9-5512000.237.284.327.610
Jul 1, 2006@ TEXW 7-0500000.234.281.325.607
Jun 30, 2006@ TEXL 3-1300000.239.287.332.619
Jun 27, 2006@ DETL 4-0400000.242.290.336.626
Jun 26, 2006@ DETL 10-4402000.246.295.342.636
Jun 25, 2006@ CHWW 10-9 F/13623000.242.291.339.630
Jun 24, 2006@ CHWL 6-5 F/10501000.235.286.322.608
Jun 23, 2006@ CHWL 7-4411000.236.288.324.613
Jun 22, 2006vs MINL 4-2300000.235.289.326.614
Jun 21, 2006vs MINW 5-3403020.239.292.330.623
Jun 20, 2006vs MINL 6-5 F/10301000.229.284.313.598
Jun 18, 2006vs KCL 7-4401000.227.284.313.597
Jun 17, 2006vs KCW 7-2413010.227.284.314.598
Jun 16, 2006vs KCL 7-2312000.217.276.305.581
Jun 15, 2006@ CHCW 3-2411000.210.271.300.571
Jun 14, 2006@ CHCW 5-4300010.209.271.296.567
Jun 13, 2006@ CHCW 9-2502000.212.275.301.575
Jun 11, 2006vs ATLW 14-4411000.207.272.298.570
Jun 10, 2006vs ATLL 4-2200000.207.269.299.568
Jun 9, 2006vs ATLW 7-2411000.209.268.302.570
Jun 8, 2006vs ATLW 7-4400000.208.268.303.571
Jun 7, 2006vs CHCW 1-0201000.213.274.310.584
Jun 3, 2006vs CINL 7-5121000.209.267.308.576
Jun 2, 2006vs CINL 14-3100000.205.259.304.564
May 30, 2006@ STLW 6-3200000.206.261.306.567
May 29, 2006@ STLL 3-1300000.208.264.310.573
May 27, 2006@ PITL 8-7 F/18701000.212.264.315.579
May 26, 2006@ PITL 12-5400000.215.265.323.587
May 25, 2006@ WSHL 8-5511010.221.271.331.602
May 24, 2006@ WSHL 5-1300000.221.273.329.602
May 23, 2006@ WSHL 4-1302000.226.278.336.614
May 22, 2006@ WSHW 10-3500000.217.271.329.600
May 21, 2006vs TEXW 5-0200000.225.280.341.621
May 20, 2006vs TEXL 6-0300000.228.279.346.624
May 19, 2006vs TEXW 5-3301031.233.285.353.638
May 17, 2006vs SFL 10-1300000.231.279.346.625
May 16, 2006vs SFL 14-3400000.236.285.354.639
May 15, 2006vs SFL 10-1302000.244.293.366.659
May 14, 2006vs COLW 3-0200000.233.285.358.643
May 13, 2006vs COLL 2-1301000.237.283.364.648
May 12, 2006vs COLW 12-2411000.235.282.357.639
May 11, 2006@ LADW 4-2400000.234.283.360.644
May 10, 2006@ LADL 9-6400000.243.293.374.667
May 9, 2006@ LADL 12-7411120.252.304.388.692
May 8, 2006@ SFL 7-5400000.253.306.364.669
May 7, 2006@ COLL 5-3413010.263.317.379.696
May 6, 2006@ COLL 5-0300000.242.300.341.641
May 5, 2006@ COLL 5-4411000.250.309.352.662
May 4, 2006vs STLW 4-3311000.250.312.357.669
May 3, 2006vs STLW 5-4300000.247.311.346.657
May 2, 2006@ MILW 8-5412040.256.314.359.673
May 1, 2006@ MILL 4-2200000.243.305.338.643
Apr 30, 2006@ CINW 3-2400000.250.304.347.651
Apr 29, 2006@ CINL 6-3200000.265.320.368.688
Apr 25, 2006vs LADW 4-3 F/14100000.273.310.379.689
Apr 24, 2006vs LADL 6-2400000.277.304.385.689
Apr 23, 2006vs PITW 7-2301010.295.323.410.733
Apr 22, 2006vs PITW 3-0400000.293.311.414.725
Apr 21, 2006vs PITW 3-2100000.315.333.444.778
Apr 19, 2006vs MILL 7-2401000.321.315.453.768
Apr 18, 2006vs MILW 13-12423040.327.320.469.789
Apr 17, 2006vs MILW 8-7402010.289.289.400.689
Apr 16, 2006@ ARIW 8-5502000.268.268.390.659
Apr 15, 2006@ ARIW 10-0412130.250.250.389.639
Apr 14, 2006@ ARIL 5-1301010.219.219.250.469
Apr 13, 2006@ SFL 5-3311001.207.207.207.414
Apr 13, 2006@ SFW 8-0000000.207.207.207.414
Apr 10, 2006vs WSHW 5-4 F/12500000.192.192.192.385
Apr 9, 2006vs WSHW 7-3411030.238.238.238.476
Apr 8, 2006vs WSHL 12-8411000.235.235.235.471
Apr 7, 2006vs WSHW 6-1411000.231.231.231.462
Apr 5, 2006vs MIAW 6-5311000.222.222.222.444
Apr 4, 2006vs MIAL 11-2301000.167.167.167.333
Apr 3, 2006vs MIAW 1-0300000.000.000.000.000

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

Answered about Adam Everett in 2006

Source: ESPN public MLB data, 2006 season.