Dave Kelton 2004 season stats

Cubs

Dave Kelton played 8 games for the Chicago Cubs in the 2004 MLB regular season, with a .100 batting average, 0 home runs and 0 RBI.

2004 season stats

2004 regular seasonCubs

GP
8
AB
10
R
1
H
1
HR
0
RBI
0
SB
0
AVG
.100
OBP
.100
SLG
.200
OPS
.300
2B
1

2004 splits

Totals, from the 8 regular-season games in the log.

Dave Kelton, 2004 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 games81011000.100.200
Home5400000.000.000
Away3611000.167.333
Wins2200000.000.000
Losses6811000.125.250
May3611000.167.333
June5400000.000.000

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

By opponent

Dave Kelton, 2004, 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 HOU1100000.000.000
vs PIT4711000.143.286
vs STL3200000.000.000

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

2004 game log

Dave Kelton, game by game, 2004 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.
Jun 10, 2004vs STLW 12-3100000.100.100.200.300
Jun 9, 2004vs STLL 12-4100000.111.111.222.333
Jun 7, 2004vs STLL 4-3000000.125.125.250.375
Jun 4, 2004vs PITL 2-1100000.125.125.250.375
Jun 1, 2004vs HOUL 5-3100000.143.143.286.429
May 30, 2004@ PITW 12-1100000.167.167.333.500
May 28, 2004@ PITL 5-4 F/10311000.200.200.400.600
May 28, 2004@ PITL 9-5200000.000.000.000.000

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

Answered about Dave Kelton in 2004

Source: ESPN public MLB data, 2004 season.