Dan Uggla 2008 season stats

Marlins

Second Baseman · #26

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Dan Uggla played 146 games for the Miami Marlins in the 2008 MLB regular season, with a .260 batting average, 32 home runs and 92 RBI.

2008 season stats

2008 regular seasonMarlins

GP
146
AB
531
R
97
H
138
HR
32
RBI
92
SB
5
AVG
.260
OBP
.360
SLG
.514
OPS
.874
2B
37

Against other second basemen

2008 regular season, 59 MLB second basemen with 25+ games.

  • Home Runs32

    Higher than 98% of the other 58 MLB second basemen.

  • Batting Average.260

    Higher than 36% of the other 58 MLB second basemen.

  • RBI92

    Higher than 98% of the other 58 MLB second basemen.

2008 splits

Totals, from the 146 regular-season games in the log.

Dan Uggla, 2008 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 games1465319713832925.260.514
Home75264455915441.223.455
Away71267527917484.296.573
Wins76282638319694.294.603
Losses70249345513231.221.414
March1401000.250.250
April259813254121.255.480
May2798283412261.347.827
June248716237202.264.563
July18631012390.190.381
August27921420281.217.359
September248916234170.258.427

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

By opponent

Dan Uggla, 2008, 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 ARI72144112.190.429
vs ATH31225250.4171.000
vs ATL16621717491.274.581
vs CHC72164110.190.429
vs CIN82799150.333.593
vs COL41313020.231.308
vs HOU62145001.238.238
vs KC31136120.5451.000
vs LAD72534120.160.320
vs MIL62145120.238.429
vs NYM18718163130.225.408
vs PHI17687133130.191.368
vs PIT52124110.190.429
vs SD31055370.5001.600
vs SEA31134240.364.909
vs SF62057360.350.850
vs STL72427130.292.458
vs TB62212011.091.091
vs WSH145011184150.360.700

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

2008 game log

Dan Uggla, last 15 games, 2008 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.
Sep 28, 2008@ NYMW 4-2312110.258.358.510.868
Sep 27, 2008@ NYML 2-0400000.256.355.504.859
Sep 26, 2008@ NYMW 6-1500010.258.358.508.865
Sep 24, 2008@ WSHW 9-4411000.260.361.512.873
Sep 23, 2008@ WSHL 9-4401010.260.359.514.874
Sep 22, 2008@ CINL 7-5310000.260.360.517.877
Sep 21, 2008vs PHIL 5-2301000.262.361.520.880
Sep 20, 2008vs PHIL 3-2400000.261.359.521.879
Sep 19, 2008vs PHIW 14-8412130.263.361.525.886
Sep 18, 2008vs HOUW 8-1512000.261.360.519.879
Sep 17, 2008vs HOUW 14-2321000.260.360.520.880
Sep 16, 2008vs HOUW 5-1310000.260.358.521.879
Sep 14, 2008vs WSHW 8-7212020.261.359.524.883
Sep 13, 2008vs WSHW 4-2300000.258.354.523.877
Sep 12, 2008vs WSHW 2-1301000.260.355.526.880

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

All 146 gamesOnly the last 15 games
Dan Uggla, game by game, 2008 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.
Sep 28, 2008@ NYMW 4-2312110.258.358.510.868
Sep 27, 2008@ NYML 2-0400000.256.355.504.859
Sep 26, 2008@ NYMW 6-1500010.258.358.508.865
Sep 24, 2008@ WSHW 9-4411000.260.361.512.873
Sep 23, 2008@ WSHL 9-4401010.260.359.514.874
Sep 22, 2008@ CINL 7-5310000.260.360.517.877
Sep 21, 2008vs PHIL 5-2301000.262.361.520.880
Sep 20, 2008vs PHIL 3-2400000.261.359.521.879
Sep 19, 2008vs PHIW 14-8412130.263.361.525.886
Sep 18, 2008vs HOUW 8-1512000.261.360.519.879
Sep 17, 2008vs HOUW 14-2321000.260.360.520.880
Sep 16, 2008vs HOUW 5-1310000.260.358.521.879
Sep 14, 2008vs WSHW 8-7212020.261.359.524.883
Sep 13, 2008vs WSHW 4-2300000.258.354.523.877
Sep 12, 2008vs WSHW 2-1301000.260.355.526.880
Sep 10, 2008@ PHIW 7-3512020.259.355.527.882
Sep 9, 2008@ PHIW 10-8503020.258.354.524.879
Sep 8, 2008@ PHIL 8-6310000.254.352.523.875
Sep 7, 2008@ STLL 3-1401000.256.353.527.880
Sep 6, 2008@ STLL 5-3211120————
Sep 5, 2008@ STLW 4-1 F/11512010.255.351.523.873
Sep 3, 2008vs ATLW 5-3400000.253.350.522.872
Sep 2, 2008vs ATLL 16-14621120.256.353.526.879
Sep 1, 2008vs ATLW 4-3210000.257.355.525.880
Aug 31, 2008vs NYML 6-2401000.258.354.527.881
Aug 30, 2008vs NYMW 4-3301020.258.355.527.882
Aug 29, 2008vs NYML 5-4200000.257.354.528.882
Aug 28, 2008@ ATLL 4-2311000.259.352.531.883
Aug 27, 2008@ ATLW 4-1332110.258.353.530.883
Aug 26, 2008@ ATLL 10-9411010.255.349.520.869
Aug 23, 2008@ ARIL 7-1300000.255.349.522.871
Aug 22, 2008@ ARIW 5-4410001.257.351.526.877
Aug 21, 2008@ SFL 4-3211110.260.354.531.885
Aug 20, 2008@ SFL 6-5301000.258.351.524.875
Aug 19, 2008@ SFW 6-0411000.258.349.525.875
Aug 17, 2008vs CHCL 9-2400000.258.349.528.877
Aug 16, 2008vs CHCW 2-1401000.260.352.533.885
Aug 15, 2008vs CHCL 6-5220000.261.353.533.886
Aug 14, 2008vs STLL 3-0301000.262.351.536.888
Aug 13, 2008vs STLL 6-4300000.261.350.538.888
Aug 12, 2008vs STLW 4-3401000.263.351.542.893
Aug 11, 2008vs STLL 4-2301000.263.352.545.897
Aug 10, 2008@ NYMW 8-2522030.263.351.546.897
Aug 9, 2008@ NYML 8-6402000.261.350.543.893
Aug 8, 2008@ NYML 3-0400000.259.349.544.892
Aug 7, 2008@ PHIW 3-0400000.261.352.549.901
Aug 6, 2008@ PHIL 5-0400000.264.355.555.910
Aug 5, 2008@ PHIW 8-2422000.267.358.561.920
Aug 3, 2008vs COLL 3-2300000.264.356.559.915
Aug 2, 2008vs COLW 5-3200000.267.357.564.921
Aug 1, 2008vs COLL 5-2401000.268.355.567.922
Jul 31, 2008vs COLW 12-2412020.268.356.571.927
Jul 30, 2008vs NYMW 7-5412120.266.353.569.922
Jul 29, 2008vs NYML 4-1400000.263.352.561.912
Jul 28, 2008vs NYMW 7-3411010.266.355.567.923
Jul 27, 2008@ CHCL 9-6332110.266.356.571.927
Jul 26, 2008@ CHCW 3-2 F/12501000.263.352.561.914
Jul 25, 2008@ CHCW 3-2310000.264.354.564.918
Jul 24, 2008@ CHCL 6-3000000.266.355.569.924
Jul 23, 2008vs ATLL 9-4400000.266.354.569.923
Jul 22, 2008vs ATLW 4-0310000.269.358.576.933
Jul 21, 2008vs ATLL 4-0300000.272.359.581.940
Jul 20, 2008vs PHIW 3-2 F/11300000.274.362.587.948
Jul 19, 2008vs PHIW 9-5511120.277.363.592.955
Jul 18, 2008vs PHIL 4-2400000.278.365.589.954
Jul 13, 2008@ LADL 9-1300000.286.374.605.978
Jul 12, 2008@ LADW 5-3 F/11412010.289.377.611.988
Jul 11, 2008@ LADW 3-1401000.286.374.609.982
Jul 10, 2008@ LADW 5-4 F/11300000.286.375.614.989
Jun 28, 2008vs ARIL 6-2101000.289.375.620.995
Jun 27, 2008vs ARIW 3-1300000.287.371.619.990
Jun 26, 2008vs TBL 6-1300000.290.374.6251.000
Jun 25, 2008vs TBL 15-3402010.293.378.6321.010
Jun 24, 2008vs TBL 6-4400000.290.376.6341.010
Jun 22, 2008@ ATHL 7-1200000.294.379.6431.022
Jun 21, 2008@ ATHW 6-4401030.296.377.6481.026
Jun 20, 2008@ ATHL 7-6 F/11624220.297.377.6501.027
Jun 18, 2008@ SEAW 8-3311120.288.371.627.998
Jun 17, 2008@ SEAL 5-4411110.288.367.619.986
Jun 16, 2008@ SEAW 6-1412010.289.369.613.982
Jun 15, 2008@ TBW 9-3410001.285.365.614.979
Jun 14, 2008@ TBL 4-1300000.290.368.624.992
Jun 13, 2008@ TBL 7-3400000.293.370.6321.002
Jun 11, 2008vs PHIW 6-2411140.298.375.6431.018
Jun 10, 2008vs PHIW 5-4400000.299.377.6371.014
Jun 9, 2008vs CINL 9-4400000.304.383.6481.030
Jun 8, 2008vs CINW 9-2312030.310.388.6591.048
Jun 7, 2008vs CINW 8-7231000.305.387.6501.037
Jun 6, 2008vs CINL 11-3400000.303.378.6521.030
Jun 5, 2008@ ATLL 7-5513001.309.382.6641.046
Jun 3, 2008@ ATLL 5-4322230.302.378.6651.043
Jun 2, 2008@ ATLL 7-5 F/10522000.297.371.6361.008
Jun 1, 2008@ PHIL 7-5400000.294.371.6321.003
May 31, 2008@ PHIW 7-3400000.300.377.6451.022
May 30, 2008@ PHIL 12-3401000.306.384.6581.042
May 28, 2008@ NYML 7-6 F/12511000.307.386.6671.053
May 27, 2008@ NYML 5-3400000.310.391.6791.070
May 26, 2008@ NYMW 7-3411010.317.398.6941.092
May 25, 2008vs SFW 5-4411010.318.398.6981.096
May 25, 2008vs SFW 8-6311120.320.398.7091.107
May 23, 2008vs SFL 8-2412120.320.396.6981.094
May 22, 2008vs ARIW 4-0400000.315.394.6791.072
May 21, 2008vs ARIW 3-1311000.323.402.6951.097
May 20, 2008vs ARIW 3-2322111.323.403.6961.099
May 18, 2008vs KCL 9-3402010.316.396.6711.066
May 17, 2008vs KCW 7-3401000.312.393.6691.062
May 16, 2008vs KCL 7-6333110.313.397.6801.077
May 14, 2008@ CINL 7-6 F/10412000.299.382.6461.029
May 13, 2008@ CINL 5-3502010.294.376.6431.019
May 12, 2008@ CINL 8-7232110.290.375.6521.027
May 11, 2008@ WSHW 5-4332220.279.359.618.977
May 10, 2008@ WSHW 11-0412150.271.349.571.920
May 9, 2008@ WSHW 7-3311000.264.347.550.897
May 8, 2008vs MILW 7-2310000.262.343.556.898
May 7, 2008vs MILW 6-2411110.268.345.569.914
May 6, 2008vs MILW 3-0311000.269.348.555.903
May 4, 2008vs SDW 10-3433130.267.344.552.895
May 3, 2008vs SDL 7-2300000.250.325.500.825
May 2, 2008vs SDW 6-4322240.257.328.514.842
May 1, 2008vs LADL 5-3400000.245.319.453.772
Apr 30, 2008vs LADL 13-1400000.255.330.471.801
Apr 29, 2008vs LADL 7-6321110.265.342.490.832
Apr 27, 2008@ MILW 3-2 F/10301000.273.357.273.630
Apr 26, 2008@ MILL 4-3312010.250.222.250.472
Apr 25, 2008@ MILW 3-0 F/10500000.000.000.000.000
Apr 24, 2008@ ATLL 7-4311000.262.333.488.821
Apr 23, 2008@ ATLW 7-2513020.259.318.494.812
Apr 22, 2008@ PITL 3-2401000.237.301.461.762
Apr 21, 2008@ PITW 10-4513110.236.304.472.776
Apr 20, 2008vs WSHW 6-1312000.209.284.388.672
Apr 19, 2008vs WSHW 6-5412010.188.246.359.606
Apr 18, 2008vs WSHL 6-4400000.167.219.333.552
Apr 16, 2008vs ATLW 6-5400000.179.233.357.590
Apr 15, 2008vs ATLW 4-0511000.192.250.385.635
Apr 13, 2008@ HOUL 5-1400000.191.255.383.638
Apr 12, 2008@ HOUL 5-0502000.209.277.419.695
Apr 11, 2008@ HOUW 10-6100001.184.262.421.683
Apr 10, 2008@ WSHW 4-3501000.189.268.432.701
Apr 9, 2008@ WSHW 10-4412020.188.278.438.715
Apr 7, 2008@ WSHW 10-7411120.143.226.357.583
Apr 6, 2008vs PITL 9-2400000.125.192.250.442
Apr 5, 2008vs PITW 7-3310000.150.227.300.527
Apr 4, 2008vs PITW 5-4500000.176.222.353.575
Apr 2, 2008vs NYML 13-0400000.250.308.500.808
Apr 1, 2008vs NYMW 5-4 F/10412120.375.444.7501.194
Mar 31, 2008vs NYML 7-2401000.250.250.250.500

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

Answered about Dan Uggla in 2008

Source: ESPN public MLB data, 2008 season.