Jay Payton 2003 season stats

Rockies

Left Fielder · #15

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Jay Payton played 157 games for the Colorado Rockies in the 2003 MLB regular season, with a .302 batting average, 28 home runs and 89 RBI.

2003 season stats

2003 regular seasonRockies

GP
157
AB
600
R
93
H
181
HR
28
RBI
89
SB
6
AVG
.302
OBP
.354
SLG
.512
OPS
.865
2B
32

Against other left fielders

2003 regular season, 77 MLB left fielders with 25+ games.

  • Home Runs28

    Higher than 92% of the other 76 MLB left fielders.

  • Batting Average.302

    Higher than 76% of the other 76 MLB left fielders.

  • RBI89

    Higher than 88% of the other 76 MLB left fielders.

2003 splits

Totals, from the 157 regular-season games in the log.

Jay Payton, 2003 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 games1576009318128896.302.512
Home78298559613504.322.540
Away79302388515392.281.483
Wins732785910114605.363.608
Losses84322348014291.248.429
April2510223325162.314.529
May281051731281.295.419
June26991727490.273.444
July279810342193.347.531
August2810613369230.340.670
September239013216140.233.467

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

By opponent

Jay Payton, 2003, 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 ARI197011154120.214.443
vs ATL62047230.350.700
vs CHC624511050.458.458
vs CIN52138010.381.429
vs CLE31034000.400.500
vs DET62437120.292.417
vs HOU62237022.318.364
vs KC2811000.125.125
vs LAD18667153121.227.439
vs MIA62359140.391.565
vs MIL62249181.409.773
vs MIN31433120.214.429
vs NYM72715011.185.296
vs PHI51812110.111.333
vs PIT8336123100.364.788
vs SD197614246120.316.605
vs SF1971925381.352.563
vs STL627810140.370.630
vs WSH72427120.292.417

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

2003 game log

Jay Payton, last 15 games, 2003 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, 2003@ SDW 10-8511130.302.354.512.865
Sep 27, 2003@ SDW 10-2500000.303.355.509.864
Sep 26, 2003@ SDL 5-0401000.305.358.514.871
Sep 25, 2003vs ARIL 8-7500010.305.358.515.874
Sep 24, 2003vs ARIL 6-3400000.308.361.520.881
Sep 23, 2003vs ARIW 20-9412010.310.363.523.887
Sep 21, 2003vs SDW 5-3411000.309.363.522.884
Sep 20, 2003vs SDL 11-3412120.309.363.524.887
Sep 19, 2003vs SDW 6-5310000.308.362.519.881
Sep 18, 2003vs HOUL 6-0401000.310.363.521.885
Sep 17, 2003vs HOUW 7-5211010.310.364.523.887
Sep 16, 2003vs HOUL 14-4300000.309.361.523.885
Sep 14, 2003@ ARIL 5-0300000.311.362.526.888
Sep 13, 2003@ ARIL 16-6512110.313.364.529.893
Sep 12, 2003@ ARIW 8-2401000.312.364.525.888

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

All 157 gamesOnly the last 15 games
Jay Payton, game by game, 2003 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, 2003@ SDW 10-8511130.302.354.512.865
Sep 27, 2003@ SDW 10-2500000.303.355.509.864
Sep 26, 2003@ SDL 5-0401000.305.358.514.871
Sep 25, 2003vs ARIL 8-7500010.305.358.515.874
Sep 24, 2003vs ARIL 6-3400000.308.361.520.881
Sep 23, 2003vs ARIW 20-9412010.310.363.523.887
Sep 21, 2003vs SDW 5-3411000.309.363.522.884
Sep 20, 2003vs SDL 11-3412120.309.363.524.887
Sep 19, 2003vs SDW 6-5310000.308.362.519.881
Sep 18, 2003vs HOUL 6-0401000.310.363.521.885
Sep 17, 2003vs HOUW 7-5211010.310.364.523.887
Sep 16, 2003vs HOUL 14-4300000.309.361.523.885
Sep 14, 2003@ ARIL 5-0300000.311.362.526.888
Sep 13, 2003@ ARIL 16-6512110.313.364.529.893
Sep 12, 2003@ ARIW 8-2401000.312.364.525.888
Sep 11, 2003@ STLW 9-4512110.312.363.527.890
Sep 10, 2003@ STLL 10-2401000.312.363.521.884
Sep 9, 2003@ STLW 8-1332010.312.364.521.884
Sep 7, 2003vs LADL 6-2401000.310.361.520.881
Sep 6, 2003vs LADL 10-2400000.310.362.522.884
Sep 5, 2003vs LADL 8-7401010.313.364.526.890
Sep 3, 2003@ SFL 7-6322220.313.364.528.892
Sep 2, 2003@ SFL 2-1400000.311.361.516.877
Aug 31, 2003@ LADL 3-0401000.314.364.520.884
Aug 30, 2003@ LADL 5-0400000.314.365.522.887
Aug 29, 2003@ LADL 6-4422240.317.367.526.893
Aug 28, 2003vs SFW 6-1403010.315.366.514.881
Aug 27, 2003vs SFL 6-4412120.312.364.510.874
Aug 26, 2003vs SFL 3-1402000.310.363.504.867
Aug 24, 2003vs ATLL 12-6411110.309.362.502.864
Aug 23, 2003vs ATLL 5-4412120.309.362.498.860
Aug 22, 2003vs ATLL 9-3301000.308.362.492.854
Aug 21, 2003vs MIAW 5-4300000.307.361.493.854
Aug 20, 2003vs MIAW 9-3500000.309.363.496.859
Aug 19, 2003vs MIAW 10-2434130.313.367.501.868
Aug 18, 2003@ NYML 8-0300000.307.362.488.850
Aug 17, 2003@ NYML 6-4401000.309.364.491.855
Aug 16, 2003@ NYML 13-4402000.309.365.493.858
Aug 15, 2003@ NYML 5-0100000.308.364.491.855
Aug 13, 2003@ WSHL 6-5402000.308.364.492.857
Aug 12, 2003@ WSHW 6-3 F/11501010.306.363.492.855
Aug 11, 2003@ WSHL 3-1401000.308.365.495.860
Aug 10, 2003vs PITL 5-3401000.308.366.498.864
Aug 9, 2003vs PITL 10-4412110.309.367.500.867
Aug 8, 2003vs PITW 13-6402010.307.366.491.856
Aug 7, 2003vs PHIW 4-3300000.305.365.491.856
Aug 6, 2003vs PHIW 5-1301000.307.368.494.862
Aug 5, 2003vs PHIL 7-2300000.307.367.493.859
Aug 3, 2003@ PITW 16-4623270.309.368.496.864
Aug 2, 2003@ PITL 1-0401000.307.366.479.845
Aug 1, 2003@ PITL 12-11321000.307.367.482.848
Jul 31, 2003@ CINL 5-4 F/10401000.307.364.480.844
Jul 30, 2003@ CINL 3-2 F/10401010.308.365.483.848
Jul 29, 2003@ CINW 5-3514000.308.366.482.849
Jul 27, 2003vs MILW 6-1222011.302.361.478.840
Jul 26, 2003vs MILW 13-8402020.298.355.470.826
Jul 25, 2003vs MILW 7-3401000.296.351.470.821
Jul 24, 2003@ LADL 1-0 F/11400000.297.352.467.819
Jul 23, 2003@ LADW 8-3100000.300.355.472.827
Jul 22, 2003@ LADL 5-2301000.301.356.473.830
Jul 21, 2003@ LADW 4-1402000.300.355.475.829
Jul 20, 2003@ SFL 8-4311000.298.353.474.827
Jul 19, 2003@ SFL 5-3411000.298.352.473.824
Jul 18, 2003@ SFL 7-0402000.298.353.472.825
Jul 17, 2003@ SFL 8-4401000.296.351.469.821
Jul 13, 2003vs LADL 9-3300000.297.352.472.824
Jul 12, 2003vs LADW 5-3301001.299.353.476.829
Jul 11, 2003vs LADW 7-6301030.299.354.477.831
Jul 10, 2003vs SFW 11-3402010.299.352.475.827
Jul 9, 2003vs SFW 11-7411011.296.350.475.825
Jul 8, 2003@ ARIL 9-3300000.297.351.478.829
Jul 7, 2003@ ARIL 14-6401000.299.353.482.835
Jul 6, 2003@ MILL 3-1400000.300.354.482.836
Jul 5, 2003@ MILW 9-8512130.304.358.488.845
Jul 4, 2003@ MILW 8-6312020.302.357.477.834
Jul 3, 2003vs ARIL 8-4400000.299.351.475.826
Jul 2, 2003vs ARIW 6-2413030.303.355.481.836
Jul 1, 2003vs ARIW 7-4412120.297.350.474.824
Jun 30, 2003vs ARIL 8-7 F/12421000.294.348.464.812
Jun 28, 2003@ PITW 5-4400000.295.348.467.814
Jun 27, 2003@ PITL 5-3412010.299.352.473.825
Jun 25, 2003@ SDL 7-6311110.296.350.466.816
Jun 24, 2003@ SDW 5-2000000.296.348.457.805
Jun 23, 2003@ SDW 5-1500000.296.348.457.805
Jun 22, 2003vs DETW 5-3411000.301.354.465.819
Jun 21, 2003vs DETW 9-6101000.301.355.468.823
Jun 20, 2003vs DETL 7-5512000.299.353.466.819
Jun 19, 2003vs SDW 10-5523110.297.352.467.820
Jun 18, 2003vs SDW 5-3401010.292.348.454.802
Jun 17, 2003vs SDL 4-3401000.292.349.457.806
Jun 16, 2003vs SDL 7-5512000.293.351.460.811
Jun 15, 2003@ DETW 5-4511120.291.350.457.807
Jun 14, 2003@ DETL 9-7401000.292.353.451.803
Jun 13, 2003@ DETW 7-2501000.293.354.454.808
Jun 12, 2003@ MINL 15-3500000.295.357.459.816
Jun 11, 2003@ MINL 7-4522120.301.364.469.832
Jun 10, 2003@ MINW 5-0411000.299.363.457.820
Jun 8, 2003vs KCW 8-7411000.300.365.461.826
Jun 7, 2003vs KCL 13-11400000.301.364.465.829
Jun 5, 2003vs CLEW 7-4311000.306.367.473.840
Jun 4, 2003vs CLEW 2-1312000.306.365.475.840
Jun 3, 2003vs CLEW 7-3411000.301.359.468.826
Jun 2, 2003@ SFW 4-1101010.302.361.472.832
Jun 1, 2003@ SFL 4-0400000.299.358.464.822
May 31, 2003@ SFL 2-1301000.304.364.473.837
May 30, 2003@ SFL 6-2512000.304.362.475.837
May 29, 2003vs LADW 12-5522130.302.361.477.838
May 27, 2003vs LADW 7-3422010.299.360.454.813
May 26, 2003vs SFW 12-7401000.295.357.442.799
May 25, 2003vs SFW 5-1402000.296.359.446.805
May 24, 2003vs SFL 5-1400000.291.356.445.801
May 23, 2003vs SFW 10-7421000.298.364.455.819
May 22, 2003@ LADL 4-3410000.299.363.460.822
May 21, 2003@ LADL 3-2400000.306.370.471.841
May 20, 2003@ LADL 3-1401000.313.378.482.860
May 18, 2003vs WSHW 4-0412110.315.381.488.869
May 17, 2003vs WSHL 6-4 F/10200000.310.375.468.843
May 16, 2003vs WSHL 4-1100000.314.368.474.843
May 15, 2003vs WSHW 4-2411000.316.371.477.848
May 14, 2003vs NYMW 6-5512011.318.373.483.857
May 13, 2003vs NYMW 9-8500000.315.373.473.845
May 12, 2003vs NYML 9-6500000.326.385.489.874
May 11, 2003@ MIAL 7-2401000.338.397.507.905
May 10, 2003@ MIAW 5-4322000.341.401.515.917
May 9, 2003@ MIAL 5-4402010.333.392.512.903
May 8, 2003@ ATLL 5-2100000.328.388.512.900
May 8, 2003@ ATLL 12-6322000.331.391.516.907
May 6, 2003@ ATLL 3-2501000.322.381.504.885
May 4, 2003@ CHCL 5-4 F/10311000.328.388.517.905
May 3, 2003@ CHCW 6-4412010.327.379.522.901
May 2, 2003@ CHCL 7-4403000.321.370.523.893
May 1, 2003vs CINL 7-2300000.305.357.514.871
Apr 29, 2003vs CINW 10-5522000.314.360.529.890
Apr 27, 2003vs CHCW 6-3401010.309.358.536.895
Apr 26, 2003vs CHCW 8-5513020.312.363.548.911
Apr 25, 2003vs CHCL 11-7421010.295.351.545.896
Apr 24, 2003@ PHIL 9-1411110.298.348.560.907
Apr 22, 2003@ PHIL 5-2500000.300.352.538.890
Apr 20, 2003vs SDW 8-0322130.320.373.573.947
Apr 19, 2003vs SDW 10-9423000.306.367.528.895
Apr 18, 2003vs SDW 12-1522110.279.338.500.838
Apr 17, 2003@ ARIL 11-2411110.270.333.429.762
Apr 16, 2003@ ARIL 4-3400000.271.338.390.728
Apr 15, 2003@ ARIW 12-1010010.291.361.418.779
Apr 14, 2003@ ARIW 5-3500000.291.350.418.768
Apr 13, 2003@ SDL 6-2301000.320.382.460.842
Apr 12, 2003@ SDW 3-2501000.319.360.468.828
Apr 11, 2003@ SDL 6-4502000.333.378.500.878
Apr 10, 2003vs STLW 7-6400000.324.375.514.889
Apr 9, 2003vs STLW 9-4421000.364.417.576.992
Apr 8, 2003vs STLL 15-12 F/13724020.379.438.6211.058
Apr 6, 2003vs ARIW 8-3010000.318.400.545.945
Apr 5, 2003vs ARIW 4-3 F/10511120.318.375.545.920
Apr 4, 2003vs ARIW 2-1411000.353.421.471.892
Apr 3, 2003@ HOUW 10-5513001.385.467.462.928
Apr 2, 2003@ HOUL 8-7312010.250.400.250.650
Apr 1, 2003@ HOUL 10-4500001.000.000.000.000

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

Answered about Jay Payton in 2003

Source: ESPN public MLB data, 2003 season.