Dan Uggla 2012 season stats

Braves

Second Baseman · #26

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Dan Uggla played 154 games for the Atlanta Braves in the 2012 MLB regular season, with a .220 batting average, 19 home runs and 78 RBI.

2012 season stats

2012 regular seasonBraves

GP
154
AB
523
R
86
H
115
HR
19
RBI
78
SB
4
AVG
.220
OBP
.348
SLG
.384
OPS
.732
2B
29

2012 postseasonBraves

GP
1
AB
4
R
1
H
0
HR
0
RBI
0
SB
0
AVG
.000
OBP
.200
SLG
.000
OPS
.200
2B
0

Against other second basemen

2012 regular season, 54 MLB second basemen with 25+ games.

  • Home Runs19

    Higher than 92% of the other 53 MLB second basemen.

  • Batting Average.220

    Higher than 21% of the other 53 MLB second basemen.

  • RBI78

    Higher than 96% of the other 53 MLB second basemen.

2012 splits

Totals, from the 154 regular-season games in the log.

Dan Uggla, 2012 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 games1545238611519784.220.384
Home7825137477422.187.323
Away76272496812362.250.441
Wins90313677915674.252.460
Losses6421019364110.171.271
April238516233150.271.424
May2910220275160.265.480
June248115133120.160.321
July2478109162.115.179
August279211195150.207.424
September268214232132.280.439
October1301010.333.333

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

By opponent

Dan Uggla, 2012, 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 ARI72746120.222.333
vs BAL3800000.000.000
vs BOS31212000.167.167
vs CHC72404020.167.167
vs CIN61823120.167.389
vs COL62135120.238.476
vs HOU62534030.160.200
vs LAD61924130.211.368
vs MIA176014153182.250.467
vs MIL62235030.227.273
vs NYM17541416361.296.500
vs NYY62133010.143.190
vs PHI1760814280.233.417
vs PIT51635050.313.438
vs SD72456350.250.667
vs SF61811000.056.056
vs STL62389270.391.783
vs TB31001000.100.200
vs TOR3742140.286.714
vs WSH1754810171.185.333

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

2012 game log

Dan Uggla, last 15 games, 2012 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 3, 2012@ PITW 4-0301010.220.348.384.732
Sep 30, 2012vs NYMW 6-2310000.219.347.385.731
Sep 29, 2012vs NYMW 2-0302000.221.347.387.734
Sep 28, 2012vs NYML 3-1201000.218.346.385.731
Sep 27, 2012vs MIAW 6-2412030.217.343.385.728
Sep 26, 2012vs MIAW 3-0410001.215.342.382.724
Sep 25, 2012vs MIAW 4-3201010.216.344.385.729
Sep 23, 2012@ PHIW 2-1300010.215.343.384.727
Sep 22, 2012@ PHIW 8-2400000.216.345.387.732
Sep 21, 2012@ PHIL 6-2412000.218.346.390.736
Sep 19, 2012@ MIAW 3-0310001.216.345.385.730
Sep 18, 2012@ MIAL 4-3 F/10411010.217.346.387.733
Sep 17, 2012@ MIAW 7-5322130.217.346.388.735
Sep 16, 2012vs WSHW 5-1301020.214.344.380.724
Sep 15, 2012vs WSHW 5-4301010.213.343.381.723

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

All 154 gamesOnly the last 15 games
Dan Uggla, game by game, 2012 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 3, 2012@ PITW 4-0301010.220.348.384.732
Sep 30, 2012vs NYMW 6-2310000.219.347.385.731
Sep 29, 2012vs NYMW 2-0302000.221.347.387.734
Sep 28, 2012vs NYML 3-1201000.218.346.385.731
Sep 27, 2012vs MIAW 6-2412030.217.343.385.728
Sep 26, 2012vs MIAW 3-0410001.215.342.382.724
Sep 25, 2012vs MIAW 4-3201010.216.344.385.729
Sep 23, 2012@ PHIW 2-1300010.215.343.384.727
Sep 22, 2012@ PHIW 8-2400000.216.345.387.732
Sep 21, 2012@ PHIL 6-2412000.218.346.390.736
Sep 19, 2012@ MIAW 3-0310001.216.345.385.730
Sep 18, 2012@ MIAL 4-3 F/10411010.217.346.387.733
Sep 17, 2012@ MIAW 7-5322130.217.346.388.735
Sep 16, 2012vs WSHW 5-1301020.214.344.380.724
Sep 15, 2012vs WSHW 5-4301010.213.343.381.723
Sep 14, 2012vs WSHW 2-1300000.213.342.379.720
Sep 12, 2012@ MILL 8-2300000.214.342.381.724
Sep 11, 2012@ MILL 5-0401000.215.343.384.727
Sep 10, 2012@ MILL 4-1411000————
Sep 9, 2012@ NYMW 3-2 F/10401000.215.344.386.730
Sep 8, 2012@ NYMW 11-3333000.214.344.385.729
Sep 7, 2012@ NYMW 3-0422110.209.338.381.719
Sep 6, 2012vs COLW 1-0401000.207.336.371.708
Sep 5, 2012vs COLW 1-0300000.206.337.370.707
Sep 4, 2012vs COLL 6-0100000.208.339.372.711
Sep 2, 2012vs PHIW 8-7000000.208.340.373.713
Sep 1, 2012vs PHIL 5-1401000.208.340.373.713
Aug 31, 2012vs PHIL 8-5 F/10511110.208.340.374.715
Aug 29, 2012@ SDL 8-2311000.208.342.370.711
Aug 28, 2012@ SDW 2-0411110.207.340.370.710
Aug 27, 2012@ SDL 3-0301000.207.341.364.705
Aug 25, 2012@ SFW 7-3410000.206.341.364.705
Aug 24, 2012@ SFL 5-3200000.208.343.368.710
Aug 23, 2012@ SFL 5-2201000.209.343.369.712
Aug 22, 2012@ WSHW 5-1100000.207.339.369.708
Aug 21, 2012@ WSHL 4-1400000.208.340.370.710
Aug 20, 2012@ WSHL 5-4 F/13601000.210.343.373.716
Aug 19, 2012vs LADL 5-0300000.210.345.374.719
Aug 18, 2012vs LADL 6-2100000.212.347.377.724
Aug 17, 2012vs LADW 4-3 F/11500000.213.344.378.721
Aug 16, 2012vs SDW 6-0411000.215.347.382.730
Aug 15, 2012vs SDW 6-1211130.215.348.381.729
Aug 14, 2012vs SDW 6-0411110.213.345.373.717
Aug 13, 2012vs SDL 4-1400000.213.345.366.712
Aug 12, 2012@ NYML 6-5400000.215.348.370.719
Aug 11, 2012@ NYMW 9-3311000.218.352.374.726
Aug 10, 2012@ NYMW 4-0211120.217.350.374.725
Aug 8, 2012@ PHIW 12-6423030.215.347.366.712
Aug 6, 2012@ PHIW 6-1402000.209.342.359.700
Aug 5, 2012vs HOUW 6-1400000.206.340.354.695
Aug 4, 2012vs HOUL 3-2301020.208.343.358.702
Aug 3, 2012vs HOUW 4-1400000.207.342.359.700
Aug 2, 2012vs MIAW 6-1401010.210.345.363.708
Aug 1, 2012vs MIAL 4-2301010.209.346.364.710
Jul 31, 2012vs MIAW 7-1400000.208.344.361.706
Jul 30, 2012vs MIAW 8-2411020.211.346.365.712
Jul 29, 2012vs PHIW 6-2301010.210.347.364.711
Jul 28, 2012vs PHIW 2-1300000.209.346.361.707
Jul 27, 2012vs PHIW 6-1310000.211.348.364.713
Jul 24, 2012@ MIAW 4-3300000.213.349.368.717
Jul 23, 2012@ MIAL 2-1300000.215.350.371.721
Jul 22, 2012@ WSHL 9-2300000.217.353.375.727
Jul 21, 2012@ WSHL 5-2200000.219.354.378.732
Jul 21, 2012@ WSHW 4-0400000.220.352.381.733
Jul 20, 2012@ WSHW 11-10 F/11443001.223.356.385.741
Jul 19, 2012vs SFW 3-2300000.216.348.381.729
Jul 18, 2012vs SFL 9-4 F/11400000.218.351.384.736
Jul 17, 2012vs SFL 9-0300000.221.353.389.743
Jul 14, 2012vs NYMW 8-7321000.223.356.393.749
Jul 13, 2012vs NYMW 7-5301011.222.355.394.749
Jul 8, 2012@ PHIW 4-3311120.221.351.395.746
Jul 7, 2012@ PHIW 6-3400000.220.349.385.734
Jul 6, 2012@ PHIW 5-0300000.223.353.390.744
Jul 5, 2012vs CHCW 7-3400000.225.355.394.749
Jul 4, 2012vs CHCL 5-1300000.229.359.400.759
Jul 3, 2012vs CHCW 10-3300000.231.360.404.764
Jul 2, 2012vs CHCL 4-1301000.234.361.409.770
Jul 1, 2012vs WSHL 8-4310000.232.362.410.771
Jun 30, 2012vs WSHW 7-5401010.235.363.414.777
Jun 28, 2012vs ARIL 3-2300000.235.364.413.777
Jun 27, 2012vs ARIW 6-4310000.238.366.418.784
Jun 26, 2012vs ARIW 8-1410000.240.367.422.790
Jun 24, 2012@ BOSL 9-4401000.244.370.429.799
Jun 23, 2012@ BOSL 8-4411000.244.372.432.804
Jun 22, 2012@ BOSW 4-1400000.244.373.435.808
Jun 20, 2012@ NYYW 10-5321010.248.376.442.818
Jun 19, 2012@ NYYW 4-3400000.247.375.444.818
Jun 18, 2012@ NYYL 6-2401000.251.380.451.831
Jun 17, 2012vs BALL 2-0400000.251.382.455.836
Jun 16, 2012vs BALL 5-0100000.256.387.463.850
Jun 15, 2012vs BALW 4-2300000.257.384.465.849
Jun 13, 2012vs NYYL 3-2400000.260.386.471.857
Jun 12, 2012vs NYYL 6-4311000.265.390.479.869
Jun 11, 2012vs NYYL 3-0300000.264.385.477.862
Jun 10, 2012vs TORL 12-4321000.268.388.484.871
Jun 9, 2012vs TORW 5-2311130.267.386.486.872
Jun 8, 2012vs TORW 4-3 F/10110010.266.384.473.857
Jun 7, 2012@ MIAW 8-2400000.267.376.476.851
Jun 6, 2012@ MIAW 2-1310000.272.382.485.867
Jun 5, 2012@ MIAW 11-0534250.276.384.492.876
Jun 3, 2012@ WSHW 3-2311010.263.375.448.823
Jun 2, 2012@ WSHL 2-0400000.262.373.445.818
May 30, 2012vs STLW 10-7412010.267.379.455.834
May 29, 2012vs STLW 5-4211130.262.379.454.833
May 28, 2012vs STLL 8-2411000.260.372.436.809
May 27, 2012vs WSHL 7-2201000.260.374.441.815
May 26, 2012vs WSHL 8-4311120.257.367.434.801
May 25, 2012vs WSHL 7-4210000.256.365.419.783
May 24, 2012@ CINL 6-3300000.259.362.424.785
May 23, 2012@ CINL 2-1311110.263.364.431.795
May 22, 2012@ CINL 4-3310000.262.361.415.776
May 21, 2012@ CINL 4-1301000.267.364.422.786
May 20, 2012@ TBW 2-0200000.266.361.418.778
May 19, 2012@ TBL 5-2401000.269.358.423.781
May 18, 2012@ TBW 5-3400000.270.360.421.781
May 17, 2012vs MIAW 7-0320000.277.365.432.797
May 16, 2012vs MIAL 8-4412010.283.364.441.805
May 15, 2012vs CINW 6-2301010.277.360.440.800
May 14, 2012vs CINL 3-1300000.275.363.442.805
May 13, 2012@ STLW 7-4411010.281.366.452.818
May 12, 2012@ STLW 7-2322010.282.365.450.815
May 11, 2012@ STLW 9-7 F/12622110.273.350.438.787
May 9, 2012@ CHCL 1-0300000.270.350.410.760
May 8, 2012@ CHCW 3-1403020.277.353.420.774
May 7, 2012@ CHCL 5-1400000.261.341.409.750
May 6, 2012@ COLW 7-2422120.270.352.423.775
May 5, 2012@ COLW 13-9501000.262.347.393.740
May 4, 2012@ COLW 9-8 F/11411000.265.353.402.755
May 3, 2012vs PHIL 4-0300000.265.345.398.743
May 2, 2012vs PHIW 15-13 F/11622000.274.355.411.766
May 1, 2012vs PHIL 4-2401000.270.356.416.772
Apr 30, 2012vs PITL 9-3411000.271.361.424.784
Apr 29, 2012vs PITW 4-3211010.272.366.420.785
Apr 28, 2012vs PITL 4-2301010.266.348.418.766
Apr 27, 2012vs PITW 6-1411020.263.341.421.762
Apr 25, 2012@ LADW 4-2312020.264.346.417.762
Apr 24, 2012@ LADW 4-3300000.246.325.406.730
Apr 23, 2012@ LADL 7-2412110.258.329.424.753
Apr 22, 2012@ ARIL 6-4401000.250.250.250.500
Apr 21, 2012@ ARIW 3-2411110.241.323.379.702
Apr 20, 2012@ ARIW 9-1401010.241.328.333.661
Apr 19, 2012@ ARIW 10-2513000.240.321.340.661
Apr 18, 2012vs NYMW 14-6421120.200.294.311.605
Apr 17, 2012vs NYMW 9-3310000.195.283.244.527
Apr 16, 2012vs NYML 6-1401000————
Apr 15, 2012vs MILW 7-4310000.206.289.265.554
Apr 14, 2012vs MILW 2-1300000.226.294.290.584
Apr 13, 2012vs MILW 10-8513030.250.323.321.644
Apr 11, 2012@ HOUW 6-3521000.174.269.217.487
Apr 10, 2012@ HOUW 6-4512010.167.286.222.508
Apr 9, 2012@ HOUL 8-3400000.077.250.077.327
Apr 8, 2012@ NYML 7-5210000.111.333.111.444
Apr 7, 2012@ NYML 4-2300000.143.250.143.393
Apr 5, 2012@ NYML 1-0401000.250.250.250.500

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

Answered about Dan Uggla in 2012

Source: ESPN public MLB data, 2012 season.