James Loney 2012 season stats

First Baseman · #28

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James Loney played 144 games in the 2012 MLB regular season, with a .249 batting average, 6 home runs and 41 RBI.

2012 season stats

2012 regular seasonLAD/BOS

GP
144
AB
434
R
37
H
108
HR
6
RBI
41
SB
0
AVG
.249
OBP
.293
SLG
.336
OPS
.630
2B
20

Against other first basemen

2012 regular season, 67 MLB first basemen with 25+ games.

  • Home Runs6

    Higher than 32% of the other 66 MLB first basemen.

  • Batting Average.249

    Higher than 50% of the other 66 MLB first basemen.

  • RBI41

    Higher than 47% of the other 66 MLB first basemen.

2012 splits

Totals, from the 144 regular-season games in the log.

James Loney, 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 games144434371086410.249.336
Home6720115520190.259.308
Away7723322566220.240.361
Wins7222127683280.308.412
Losses7221310403130.188.258
April2269516160.232.362
May28878231100.264.356
June2464513050.203.234
July2366721070.318.379
August2369920390.290.435
September2270213030.186.214
October2912110.222.556

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

By opponent

James Loney, 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 ARI102717130.259.407
vs ATH41401000.071.071
vs ATL61634110.250.500
vs BAL41001000.100.100
vs CHC61933010.158.211
vs CHW3612010.333.333
vs CIN3924010.444.444
vs COL123358000.242.333
vs HOU61636110.375.625
vs KC2902020.222.222
vs LAA92428120.333.458
vs MIA2501000.200.200
vs MIL72304020.174.261
vs NYM52024030.200.250
vs NYY52115120.238.429
vs PHI72026030.300.350
vs PIT72246140.273.409
vs SD102925020.172.276
vs SEA61815020.278.333
vs SF102718030.296.370
vs STL72129040.429.524
vs TB51323020.231.231
vs TOR52003000.150.150
vs WSH31203020.250.250

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

2012 game log

James Loney, 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@ NYYL 14-2400000.230.264.310.574
Oct 2, 2012@ NYYL 4-3 F/12512110.240.275.323.597
Sep 30, 2012@ BALL 6-3100000.231.268.286.554
Sep 28, 2012@ BALL 9-1300000.233.271.289.560
Sep 26, 2012vs TBL 4-2200010.241.280.299.578
Sep 23, 2012vs BALW 2-1201000.247.281.306.587
Sep 21, 2012vs BALL 4-2400000.241.267.301.569
Sep 20, 2012@ TBL 7-4000000.253.280.316.597
Sep 19, 2012@ TBL 13-3300000.253.280.316.597
Sep 18, 2012@ TBW 7-5411010.263.282.329.611
Sep 17, 2012@ TBW 5-2412000.264.274.333.607
Sep 16, 2012@ TORL 5-0400000.250.261.324.584
Sep 15, 2012@ TORW 3-2402000.266.277.344.621
Sep 14, 2012@ TORW 8-5400000.250.262.333.596
Sep 13, 2012vs NYYL 2-0401000.268.281.357.638

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

All 144 gamesOnly the last 15 games
James Loney, 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@ NYYL 14-2400000.230.264.310.574
Oct 2, 2012@ NYYL 4-3 F/12512110.240.275.323.597
Sep 30, 2012@ BALL 6-3100000.231.268.286.554
Sep 28, 2012@ BALL 9-1300000.233.271.289.560
Sep 26, 2012vs TBL 4-2200010.241.280.299.578
Sep 23, 2012vs BALW 2-1201000.247.281.306.587
Sep 21, 2012vs BALL 4-2400000.241.267.301.569
Sep 20, 2012@ TBL 7-4000000.253.280.316.597
Sep 19, 2012@ TBL 13-3300000.253.280.316.597
Sep 18, 2012@ TBW 7-5411010.263.282.329.611
Sep 17, 2012@ TBW 5-2412000.264.274.333.607
Sep 16, 2012@ TORL 5-0400000.250.261.324.584
Sep 15, 2012@ TORW 3-2402000.266.277.344.621
Sep 14, 2012@ TORW 8-5400000.250.262.333.596
Sep 13, 2012vs NYYL 2-0401000.268.281.357.638
Sep 12, 2012vs NYYL 5-4402010.269.283.365.648
Sep 11, 2012vs NYYW 4-3400000.250.265.333.599
Sep 9, 2012vs TORL 4-3401000.273.289.364.653
Sep 7, 2012vs TORL 7-5400000.275.293.375.668
Sep 5, 2012@ SEAL 2-1401000.306.324.417.741
Sep 4, 2012@ SEAW 4-3402000.313.333.438.771
Sep 3, 2012@ SEAL 4-1100000.286.310.393.703
Sep 2, 2012@ ATHL 6-2300000.296.321.407.729
Sep 1, 2012@ ATHL 7-1300000.333.360.458.818
Aug 31, 2012@ ATHL 20-2401000.381.409.524.933
Aug 30, 2012@ LAAL 5-2423110.412.444.5881.033
Aug 29, 2012@ LAAL 10-3101000.308.357.308.665
Aug 28, 2012@ LAAL 6-5301010.250.308.250.558
Aug 27, 2012vs KCW 5-1401010.222.222.222.444
Aug 26, 2012vs KCW 8-6501010.200.200.200.400
Aug 22, 2012vs SFL 8-4301000.254.302.344.646
Aug 21, 2012vs SFL 4-1200000.254.301.344.646
Aug 19, 2012@ ATLW 5-0100000.255.303.347.650
Aug 18, 2012@ ATLW 6-2311110.256.304.348.652
Aug 17, 2012@ ATLL 4-3 F/11401000.255.302.338.640
Aug 16, 2012@ PITL 10-6422110.255.302.340.642
Aug 15, 2012@ PITW 9-3211010.252.300.328.628
Aug 14, 2012@ PITW 11-0512010.251.299.327.626
Aug 13, 2012@ PITW 5-4300000.248.297.326.623
Aug 11, 2012@ MIAL 7-3401000.251.300.329.629
Aug 10, 2012@ MIAW 5-2100000.251.301.330.631
Aug 8, 2012vs COLW 6-4100000.252.302.331.633
Aug 7, 2012vs COLL 3-1300000.252.302.332.635
Aug 6, 2012vs COLL 2-0200000.255.305.336.641
Aug 5, 2012vs CHCW 7-6211000.257.307.338.645
Aug 4, 2012vs CHCW 3-1401000.255.306.337.643
Aug 3, 2012vs CHCW 6-1411010.255.307.338.645
Jul 31, 2012vs ARIL 8-2100000.255.307.336.643
Jul 30, 2012vs ARIL 7-2100000.256.308.337.645
Jul 29, 2012@ SFW 4-0512000.257.309.338.647
Jul 28, 2012@ SFW 10-0100000.254.308.333.641
Jul 27, 2012@ SFW 5-3 F/10302010.255.309.335.644
Jul 26, 2012@ STLL 7-4101000.251.305.331.636
Jul 25, 2012@ STLL 3-2 F/12400010.248.303.328.631
Jul 24, 2012@ STLL 8-2412000.252.308.333.642
Jul 23, 2012@ STLW 5-3000000.248.306.331.636
Jul 22, 2012@ NYMW 8-3 F/12411000.248.306.331.636
Jul 21, 2012@ NYMW 8-5512010.248.306.332.638
Jul 18, 2012vs PHIW 5-3 F/12200000.245.305.331.635
Jul 17, 2012vs PHIL 3-2401010.247.307.333.640
Jul 16, 2012vs PHIL 3-2401000.247.308.335.642
Jul 15, 2012vs SDL 7-2311000.247.309.336.645
Jul 14, 2012vs SDL 7-6100000.246.308.332.640
Jul 7, 2012@ ARIL 5-3400000.247.309.333.643
Jul 6, 2012@ ARIL 5-3502000.251.314.339.653
Jul 5, 2012@ ARIW 4-1101000.248.313.333.646
Jul 4, 2012vs CINW 4-1301010.245.310.330.640
Jul 3, 2012vs CINW 3-1311000.243.307.330.637
Jul 2, 2012vs CINL 8-2312000.242.306.330.637
Jul 1, 2012vs NYMW 8-3401020.237.302.326.628
Jun 29, 2012vs NYML 9-0300000.236.303.323.626
Jun 28, 2012vs NYML 3-2400000.240.307.327.634
Jun 26, 2012@ SFL 2-0100000.244.312.333.645
Jun 25, 2012@ SFL 8-0200000.245.313.335.648
Jun 24, 2012@ LAAL 5-3300000.248.316.338.654
Jun 23, 2012@ LAAW 3-1300000.251.320.343.663
Jun 22, 2012@ LAAL 8-5200000.255.324.348.672
Jun 19, 2012@ ATHL 3-0400000.257.324.351.676
Jun 17, 2012vs CHWW 2-1 F/10100000.263.330.359.689
Jun 16, 2012vs CHWL 5-4401010.264.332.360.692
Jun 15, 2012vs CHWW 7-6111000.264.333.363.696
Jun 13, 2012vs LAAL 2-1402000.260.330.359.690
Jun 12, 2012vs LAAW 5-2000000.255.327.356.683
Jun 11, 2012vs LAAL 3-2401000.255.327.356.683
Jun 10, 2012@ SEAW 8-2411010.255.328.359.687
Jun 9, 2012@ SEAW 8-3301010.256.330.361.691
Jun 8, 2012@ SEAL 1-0200000.254.327.362.688
Jun 7, 2012@ PHIW 8-3512010.257.330.366.696
Jun 6, 2012@ PHIW 6-5412010.253.328.365.693
Jun 5, 2012@ PHIW 2-1000000.247.321.355.676
Jun 4, 2012@ PHIW 4-3100000.247.321.355.676
Jun 3, 2012@ COLL 3-2310000.248.322.358.680
Jun 2, 2012@ COLW 6-2502000.253.324.364.688
Jun 1, 2012@ COLL 13-3100000.248.322.357.679
May 31, 2012vs MILL 6-2101010.250.324.359.683
May 30, 2012vs MILL 6-3400000.245.320.355.675
May 29, 2012vs MILL 2-1400000.252.327.364.692
May 28, 2012vs MILL 3-2300000.259.335.374.710
May 27, 2012vs HOUW 5-1100000.264.338.382.719
May 26, 2012vs HOUW 6-3423000.266.335.385.720
May 25, 2012vs HOUL 3-1300000.252.320.374.694
May 23, 2012@ ARIL 11-4201010.257.327.382.709
May 22, 2012@ ARIW 8-7500000.254.324.381.705
May 21, 2012@ ARIW 6-1111120.264.336.395.731
May 20, 2012vs STLW 6-5402010.258.331.367.698
May 19, 2012vs STLW 6-0401000.250.326.363.689
May 18, 2012vs STLW 6-5413020.250.328.358.687
May 17, 2012@ SDW 8-1501010.233.310.336.646
May 16, 2012@ SDL 4-2100000.234.315.333.648
May 15, 2012vs ARIL 5-1400000.236.317.336.653
May 14, 2012vs ARIW 3-1302000.245.328.349.677
May 13, 2012vs COLW 11-5321000.233.313.340.653
May 12, 2012vs COLW 2-1311000.230.300.330.630
May 11, 2012vs COLW 7-3302000.227.299.330.629
May 9, 2012vs SFW 6-2401010.213.282.319.601
May 8, 2012vs SFL 2-1402010.211.283.322.605
May 7, 2012vs SFW 9-1200000.198.274.302.576
May 6, 2012@ CHCL 4-3 F/11400000.202.280.310.589
May 5, 2012@ CHCW 5-1310000.213.292.325.617
May 4, 2012@ CHCL 5-4200000.221.294.338.632
May 2, 2012@ COLL 8-5100000.227.301.347.648
May 1, 2012@ COLW 7-6501000.230.305.351.656
Apr 30, 2012@ COLL 6-2311000.232.312.362.674
Apr 29, 2012vs WSHW 2-0401020.227.311.348.659
Apr 28, 2012vs WSHW 4-3 F/10402000.226.314.355.669
Apr 27, 2012vs WSHW 3-2400000.207.303.345.648
Apr 25, 2012vs ATLL 4-2400000.222.323.370.693
Apr 24, 2012vs ATLL 4-3100000.240.345.400.745
Apr 23, 2012vs ATLW 7-2322000.245.351.408.759
Apr 22, 2012@ HOUL 12-0101000.217.321.370.690
Apr 21, 2012@ HOUW 5-1311110.200.308.356.663
Apr 20, 2012@ HOUW 3-1401000.190.292.286.577
Apr 19, 2012@ MILW 4-3301000.184.295.263.559
Apr 18, 2012@ MILL 3-2 F/10400000.171.275.229.504
Apr 17, 2012@ MILL 5-4402010.194.306.258.564
Apr 15, 2012vs SDW 5-4301000.148.281.185.466
Apr 14, 2012vs SDW 6-1412000.125.222.167.389
Apr 13, 2012vs SDW 9-8000000.050.174.050.224
Apr 12, 2012vs PITW 3-2401010.050.136.050.186
Apr 11, 2012vs PITW 4-1200000.000.111.000.111
Apr 10, 2012vs PITW 2-1200000.000.125.000.125
Apr 8, 2012@ SDL 8-4400000.000.077.000.077
Apr 7, 2012@ SDW 6-5 F/11500000.000.111.000.111
Apr 5, 2012@ SDW 5-3300010.000.250.000.250

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

Answered about James Loney in 2012

Source: ESPN public MLB data, 2012 season.