Jim Edmonds 2002 season stats

Cardinals

Center Fielder · #15

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Jim Edmonds played 144 games for the St. Louis Cardinals in the 2002 MLB regular season, with a .311 batting average, 28 home runs and 83 RBI.

2002 season stats

2002 regular seasonCardinals

GP
144
AB
476
R
96
H
148
HR
28
RBI
83
SB
4
AVG
.311
OBP
.420
SLG
.561
OPS
.981
2B
31

2002 postseasonCardinals

GP
8
AB
31
R
3
H
11
HR
2
RBI
6
SB
0
AVG
.355
OBP
.429
SLG
.613
OPS
1.041
2B
2

Against other center fielders

2002 regular season, 23 MLB center fielders with 25+ games.

  • Home Runs28

    Higher than 100% of the other 22 MLB center fielders.

  • Batting Average.311

    Higher than 100% of the other 22 MLB center fielders.

  • RBI83

    Higher than 95% of the other 22 MLB center fielders.

2002 splits

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

Jim Edmonds, 2002 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 games1444769614828834.311.561
Home74229507017442.306.590
Away70247467811392.316.534
Wins882987510422652.349.651
Losses5617821446182.247.410
April237618277201.355.724
May289117305161.330.582
June123859220.237.447
July269118318200.341.692
August3110920283141.257.385
September247118233111.324.521

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

By opponent

Jim Edmonds, 2002, 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 ARI41045150.5001.000
vs ATL61701000.059.118
vs CHC186115194130.311.557
vs CIN17571117391.298.474
vs COL61978120.421.632
vs HOU186316277151.429.873
vs KC1311000.333.667
vs LAA3911110.111.444
vs LAD62423230.125.417
vs MIA61959250.4741.000
vs MIL143657011.194.250
vs NYM61733011.176.176
vs PHI62343020.130.217
vs PIT15521321280.404.577
vs SD62239260.409.818
vs SF62258250.364.727
vs WSH62216170.273.500

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

2002 game log

Jim Edmonds, last 15 games, 2002 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 29, 2002vs MILW 4-0101010.311.420.561.981
Sep 28, 2002vs MILW 3-1210000.309.419.560.979
Sep 27, 2002vs MILL 2-1400000.311.420.562.982
Sep 26, 2002vs MILW 9-1311000.313.423.567.990
Sep 23, 2002vs ARIW 13-1211000.313.422.569.991
Sep 22, 2002vs HOUW 7-3323010.313.421.569.990
Sep 20, 2002vs HOUW 9-3311120.308.417.564.981
Sep 19, 2002@ COLW 12-6523110.308.417.559.976
Sep 18, 2002@ COLW 8-5210000.305.414.552.966
Sep 17, 2002@ COLW 11-4221000.306.413.554.968
Sep 15, 2002@ HOUL 8-0201000.305.410.555.964
Sep 14, 2002@ HOUW 2-1401010.304.409.550.960
Sep 13, 2002@ HOUW 3-2 F/10413000.305.411.551.961
Sep 12, 2002@ HOUL 6-3502000.301.407.549.956
Sep 11, 2002@ MILW 4-3301000.300.407.551.958

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

All 144 gamesOnly the last 15 games
Jim Edmonds, game by game, 2002 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 29, 2002vs MILW 4-0101010.311.420.561.981
Sep 28, 2002vs MILW 3-1210000.309.419.560.979
Sep 27, 2002vs MILL 2-1400000.311.420.562.982
Sep 26, 2002vs MILW 9-1311000.313.423.567.990
Sep 23, 2002vs ARIW 13-1211000.313.422.569.991
Sep 22, 2002vs HOUW 7-3323010.313.421.569.990
Sep 20, 2002vs HOUW 9-3311120.308.417.564.981
Sep 19, 2002@ COLW 12-6523110.308.417.559.976
Sep 18, 2002@ COLW 8-5210000.305.414.552.966
Sep 17, 2002@ COLW 11-4221000.306.413.554.968
Sep 15, 2002@ HOUL 8-0201000.305.410.555.964
Sep 14, 2002@ HOUW 2-1401010.304.409.550.960
Sep 13, 2002@ HOUW 3-2 F/10413000.305.411.551.961
Sep 12, 2002@ HOUL 6-3502000.301.407.549.956
Sep 11, 2002@ MILW 4-3301000.300.407.551.958
Sep 10, 2002@ MILW 8-3100000.299.406.552.958
Sep 9, 2002@ MILW 3-0300001.300.407.553.960
Sep 8, 2002vs CHCW 3-1400000.302.408.557.966
Sep 7, 2002vs CHCW 6-5 F/13410000.305.411.563.974
Sep 6, 2002vs CHCW 11-2322020.308.412.568.980
Sep 4, 2002vs CINW 10-5320000.305.410.565.975
Sep 3, 2002vs CINW 3-1311130.308.410.569.979
Sep 2, 2002vs CINL 5-3100000.307.411.563.974
Sep 1, 2002@ CHCL 5-4401000.308.412.565.977
Aug 31, 2002@ CHCW 8-1310000.308.413.563.976
Aug 31, 2002@ CHCW 10-4522120.309.413.568.981
Aug 30, 2002@ CHCW 6-3300000.310.414.567.980
Aug 29, 2002@ CINL 7-0301000.312.415.571.986
Aug 28, 2002@ CINW 9-2101010.312.415.573.988
Aug 27, 2002@ CINL 5-4502000.310.413.574.987
Aug 27, 2002@ CINW 5-0311000.310.414.572.986
Aug 25, 2002vs PHIL 5-3101010.309.414.576.989
Aug 24, 2002vs PHIL 4-0300000.307.412.572.984
Aug 23, 2002vs PHIL 5-4 F/14510000.310.415.577.992
Aug 22, 2002vs PITW 5-4301000.314.417.5841.001
Aug 21, 2002vs PITW 4-1211010.314.416.5861.003
Aug 20, 2002vs PITL 8-0300000.313.413.5871.000
Aug 19, 2002vs PITW 7-2423110.315.416.5921.008
Aug 18, 2002@ PHIW 5-1510000.310.413.582.995
Aug 17, 2002@ PHIW 5-1522010.315.418.5901.008
Aug 16, 2002@ PHIL 4-0400000.313.418.5901.008
Aug 15, 2002@ PITW 11-5522010.317.422.5971.019
Aug 14, 2002@ PITW 7-3500000.316.422.5991.022
Aug 13, 2002@ PITW 9-5513010.320.428.6081.036
Aug 12, 2002@ PITW 10-6533010.316.425.6081.034
Aug 11, 2002vs NYMW 9-0411000.312.423.6021.026
Aug 10, 2002vs NYMW 5-4110010.313.423.6071.030
Aug 9, 2002vs NYML 2-1000001.314.421.6091.030
Aug 8, 2002vs WSHW 5-3411120.314.420.6091.028
Aug 7, 2002vs WSHL 4-1400010.314.421.6041.025
Aug 6, 2002vs WSHL 10-1401000.318.426.6111.037
Aug 4, 2002@ ATLL 2-1300000.319.428.6161.044
Aug 3, 2002@ ATLL 6-1400000.322.431.6221.053
Aug 2, 2002@ ATLL 11-5400000.327.436.6301.066
Aug 1, 2002@ MIAL 4-0302000.331.441.6391.080
Jul 31, 2002@ MIAL 8-5422120.328.437.6351.072
Jul 30, 2002@ MIAW 5-0301000.325.437.6231.060
Jul 28, 2002vs CHCW 10-9422010.325.434.6231.057
Jul 27, 2002vs CHCL 7-3312000.323.432.6251.056
Jul 26, 2002vs CHCW 8-4311120.319.430.6241.054
Jul 25, 2002@ SFW 4-3311000.319.429.6161.045
Jul 24, 2002@ SFL 6-4400010.319.428.6161.044
Jul 23, 2002@ SFW 4-0412120.324.433.6251.058
Jul 22, 2002@ SFW 5-3321120.321.431.6121.043
Jul 21, 2002@ PITW 8-4222010.321.428.6041.032
Jul 20, 2002@ PITL 15-6201000.316.419.6011.020
Jul 19, 2002@ PITL 12-9200000.314.417.6021.018
Jul 18, 2002vs SFW 5-1313000.317.417.6061.024
Jul 17, 2002vs SFL 5-4501000.309.408.6021.009
Jul 16, 2002@ LADW 9-2500000.311.411.6101.021
Jul 15, 2002@ LADW 4-2411120.317.418.6221.040
Jul 14, 2002@ SDW 4-1502000.318.421.6161.036
Jul 13, 2002@ SDW 2-1 F/10401000.316.421.6121.033
Jul 12, 2002@ SDL 4-3402010.318.423.6181.042
Jul 7, 2002vs LADW 12-6201000.314.422.6161.038
Jul 6, 2002vs LADL 4-2 F/11400000.313.420.6121.032
Jul 5, 2002vs LADL 6-5500000.318.424.6231.047
Jul 4, 2002vs LADW 3-2411110.326.432.6381.069
Jul 3, 2002vs SDW 4-1401000.327.435.6311.065
Jul 2, 2002vs SDW 11-5211130.329.438.6381.076
Jul 1, 2002vs SDW 7-3322120.327.440.6251.065
Jun 30, 2002vs CINL 12-8512000.322.435.6101.045
Jun 29, 2002vs CINL 4-2412110.320.436.6151.051
Jun 28, 2002vs CINW 3-2311000.316.435.6021.037
Jun 27, 2002vs MILL 7-2 F/11201000.316.434.6011.035
Jun 26, 2002vs MILW 5-2300000.314.433.6021.036
Jun 25, 2002vs MILL 2-0300000.319.439.6121.051
Jun 23, 2002@ CHCL 8-3300000.324.445.6221.067
Jun 21, 2002@ CHCL 2-1301000.330.448.6321.080
Jun 20, 2002vs LAAL 3-2100000.330.450.6371.087
Jun 19, 2002vs LAAW 6-2300000.331.450.6401.090
Jun 18, 2002vs LAAW 7-2511110.337.456.6511.107
Jun 16, 2002vs KCW 5-1311000.341.462.6471.109
May 31, 2002vs PITL 3-1101000.341.464.6471.110
May 29, 2002@ HOUL 10-5211000.337.461.6391.100
May 28, 2002@ HOUW 4-1411000.335.453.6401.093
May 27, 2002@ HOUW 4-3201010.338.457.6441.101
May 26, 2002@ PITW 7-3412110.335.456.6461.102
May 25, 2002@ PITW 6-3512000.331.455.6301.085
May 24, 2002@ PITL 5-2400010.329.457.6381.094
May 23, 2002vs HOUW 5-4513120.338.467.6551.122
May 22, 2002vs HOUW 3-2411000.329.463.6291.091
May 21, 2002vs HOUW 3-1300000.331.468.6321.100
May 20, 2002vs CINW 7-3311120.338.473.6471.120
May 19, 2002vs CINW 10-1513010.338.472.6311.103
May 18, 2002vs CINL 7-3400000.328.468.6321.100
May 17, 2002vs CINW 3-1311001.339.481.6531.133
May 15, 2002vs CHCW 4-1411110.339.480.6611.141
May 14, 2002vs CHCW 11-2514030.342.486.6491.135
May 13, 2002vs CHCW 3-0110000.321.475.6241.099
May 12, 2002@ CINW 10-8500000.324.471.6301.101
May 11, 2002@ CINL 8-1110000.340.489.6601.149
May 10, 2002@ CINW 4-2501010.343.485.6671.151
May 8, 2002@ CHCW 3-2200000.351.496.6911.187
May 7, 2002@ CHCL 8-0301000.358.492.7051.197
May 6, 2002@ CHCL 6-5422120.359.496.7171.213
May 5, 2002vs ATLL 4-2300000.352.496.6931.189
May 4, 2002vs ATLW 3-2301000.365.505.7181.222
May 3, 2002vs ATLL 2-1 F/11000000.366.505.7201.224
May 2, 2002vs MIAL 9-6221000.366.500.7201.220
May 1, 2002vs MIAW 6-4402010.363.500.7251.225
Apr 30, 2002vs MIAL 7-2311120.355.500.7241.224
Apr 28, 2002@ WSHL 5-2401010.356.500.6991.199
Apr 27, 2002@ WSHW 5-0202010.362.511.7101.221
Apr 26, 2002@ WSHW 7-6 F/11401020.343.500.7011.201
Apr 25, 2002@ NYML 7-6512000.349.500.7141.214
Apr 24, 2002@ NYMW 4-2300000.345.506.7411.248
Apr 23, 2002@ NYML 4-3400000.364.521.7821.302
Apr 18, 2002@ MILL 7-5322000.392.551.8431.394
Apr 17, 2002@ ARIW 8-4522140.375.545.8131.358
Apr 16, 2002@ ARIL 5-3100000.372.557.7671.325
Apr 15, 2002@ ARIL 14-5212010.381.559.7861.345
Apr 14, 2002vs HOUL 5-4411120.350.527.7501.277
Apr 13, 2002vs HOUW 2-1300000.361.540.7221.262
Apr 12, 2002vs HOUW 7-3322220.394.556.7881.343
Apr 11, 2002vs MILW 6-5210000.367.537.6001.137
Apr 10, 2002vs MILW 6-5 F/11401000.393.528.6431.171
Apr 9, 2002vs MILW 6-5200000.417.548.7081.257
Apr 7, 2002@ HOUL 7-6 F/12422121.455.556.7731.328
Apr 6, 2002@ HOUW 8-4411000.444.545.6671.212
Apr 5, 2002@ HOUW 5-1423120.500.588.7861.374
Apr 4, 2002vs COLL 6-1401000.400.538.5001.038
Apr 3, 2002vs COLL 6-3411000.500.667.6671.333
Apr 1, 2002vs COLW 10-22120101.0001.0001.5002.500

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

Answered about Jim Edmonds in 2002

Source: ESPN public MLB data, 2002 season.