Justin Upton 2012 season stats

Diamondbacks

Designated Hitter · #8

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Justin Upton played 150 games for the Arizona Diamondbacks in the 2012 MLB regular season, with a .280 batting average, 17 home runs and 67 RBI.

2012 season stats

2012 regular seasonDiamondbacks

GP
150
AB
554
R
107
H
155
HR
17
RBI
67
SB
18
AVG
.280
OBP
.355
SLG
.430
OPS
.785
2B
24

Against other designated hitters

2012 regular season, 31 MLB designated hitters with 25+ games.

  • Home Runs17

    Higher than 47% of the other 30 MLB designated hitters.

  • Batting Average.280

    Higher than 57% of the other 30 MLB designated hitters.

  • RBI67

    Higher than 50% of the other 30 MLB designated hitters.

2012 splits

Totals, from the 150 regular-season games in the log.

Justin Upton, 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 games150554107155176718.280.430
Home71249567811473.313.534
Away79305517762015.252.344
Wins742747788125112.321.522
Losses7628030675166.239.339
April20661616253.242.379
May2810317263155.252.379
June238715292142.333.437
July259019221102.244.389
August25931627391.290.441
September2610323316144.301.544
October31214001.333.333

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

By opponent

Justin Upton, 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 ATH31134020.364.455
vs ATL51616001.375.500
vs CHC9338113111.333.636
vs CIN727410131.370.556
vs COL16581815125.259.345
vs HOU41534140.267.600
vs KC3944022.444.444
vs LAA31204000.333.333
vs LAD187012192121.271.471
vs MIA62167142.333.476
vs MIL62124021.190.190
vs NYM62456030.250.292
vs PHI622610240.455.727
vs PIT61822001.111.167
vs SD16601117231.283.467
vs SEA31243150.250.500
vs SF1868815260.221.368
vs STL62324000.174.174
vs TEX31324000.308.308
vs WSH62166142.286.571

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

2012 game log

Justin Upton, 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, 2012vs COLL 2-1403001.280.355.430.785
Oct 2, 2012vs COLW 5-3301000.276.353.427.780
Oct 1, 2012vs COLL 7-5 F/13510000.276.352.428.779
Sep 30, 2012vs CHCL 7-2411000.279.353.432.785
Sep 29, 2012vs CHCW 8-2422130.279.354.433.787
Sep 28, 2012vs CHCW 8-3422121.277.353.427.780
Sep 27, 2012@ SFL 7-3400000.275.352.421.773
Sep 26, 2012@ SFL 6-0401000.278.355.424.778
Sep 25, 2012@ SFW 7-2311000.278.355.425.781
Sep 24, 2012@ COLL 4-2300000.277.354.426.780
Sep 23, 2012@ COLW 10-7501000.279.355.428.783
Sep 22, 2012@ COLW 8-7421000.280.356.431.787
Sep 21, 2012@ COLW 15-5432002.280.356.430.786
Sep 20, 2012vs SDL 6-5423000.278.353.429.782
Sep 19, 2012vs SDW 6-2422000.275.350.421.771

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

All 150 gamesOnly the last 15 games
Justin Upton, 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, 2012vs COLL 2-1403001.280.355.430.785
Oct 2, 2012vs COLW 5-3301000.276.353.427.780
Oct 1, 2012vs COLL 7-5 F/13510000.276.352.428.779
Sep 30, 2012vs CHCL 7-2411000.279.353.432.785
Sep 29, 2012vs CHCW 8-2422130.279.354.433.787
Sep 28, 2012vs CHCW 8-3422121.277.353.427.780
Sep 27, 2012@ SFL 7-3400000.275.352.421.773
Sep 26, 2012@ SFL 6-0401000.278.355.424.778
Sep 25, 2012@ SFW 7-2311000.278.355.425.781
Sep 24, 2012@ COLL 4-2300000.277.354.426.780
Sep 23, 2012@ COLW 10-7501000.279.355.428.783
Sep 22, 2012@ COLW 8-7421000.280.356.431.787
Sep 21, 2012@ COLW 15-5432002.280.356.430.786
Sep 20, 2012vs SDL 6-5423000.278.353.429.782
Sep 19, 2012vs SDW 6-2422000.275.350.421.771
Sep 18, 2012vs SDW 3-2311000.273.349.416.765
Sep 16, 2012vs SFW 10-2412130.272.348.417.764
Sep 15, 2012vs SFL 3-2411110.270.345.408.753
Sep 14, 2012vs SFL 6-2501000.271.346.403.749
Sep 12, 2012vs LADW 3-2201020.271.347.405.752
Sep 11, 2012vs LADW 1-0300000.270.348.405.752
Sep 9, 2012@ SDL 8-2400000.272.349.407.757
Sep 8, 2012@ SDW 8-5524111.274.352.411.763
Sep 7, 2012@ SDL 6-5400000.269.348.400.748
Sep 5, 2012@ SFW 6-2401000.271.350.403.754
Sep 4, 2012@ SFW 8-6 F/11511000.271.350.405.755
Sep 3, 2012@ SFL 9-8 F/10512010.272.350.407.757
Sep 2, 2012@ LADL 5-4400000.271.350.407.757
Sep 1, 2012@ LADL 2-1411110.273.352.411.763
Aug 31, 2012@ LADW 4-3 F/11500000.273.353.405.759
Aug 30, 2012@ LADW 2-0401000.276.357.410.767
Aug 29, 2012vs CINL 6-2311000.277.358.409.767
Aug 28, 2012vs CINL 5-2400000.276.357.410.766
Aug 27, 2012vs CINL 3-2412120.279.360.414.773
Aug 26, 2012vs SDL 5-4412000.277.358.406.764
Aug 25, 2012vs SDL 9-3412120.275.357.405.762
Aug 21, 2012vs MIAL 6-5 F/10111020.273.356.397.753
Aug 20, 2012vs MIAL 12-3402000.271.355.395.750
Aug 18, 2012@ HOUW 12-4612010.268.353.394.747
Aug 17, 2012@ HOUW 3-1300000.268.354.395.749
Aug 16, 2012@ STLW 2-1400000.270.354.398.752
Aug 15, 2012@ STLL 5-2400000.272.358.402.760
Aug 14, 2012@ STLL 8-2412000.275.361.406.767
Aug 12, 2012vs WSHW 7-4411010.273.360.405.765
Aug 11, 2012vs WSHL 6-5412000.273.361.404.765
Aug 10, 2012vs WSHL 9-1210000.271.359.398.757
Aug 9, 2012@ PITW 6-3301000.272.359.400.759
Aug 8, 2012@ PITL 7-6400000.272.358.398.756
Aug 7, 2012@ PITW 10-4421001.274.362.402.764
Aug 6, 2012@ PITL 4-0300000.275.361.404.765
Aug 5, 2012@ PHIL 5-4413000.277.364.407.771
Aug 4, 2012@ PHIL 3-0301000.272.360.403.763
Aug 3, 2012@ PHIW 4-2422110.271.359.404.762
Aug 1, 2012@ LADW 4-0411000.269.357.394.751
Jul 31, 2012@ LADW 8-2521010.269.358.396.754
Jul 30, 2012@ LADW 7-2400000.270.360.399.759
Jul 28, 2012vs NYMW 6-3411000.273.364.404.767
Jul 27, 2012vs NYMW 11-5422010.273.365.405.770
Jul 26, 2012vs NYML 3-1200010.271.364.404.768
Jul 25, 2012vs COLL 4-2300000.272.365.407.772
Jul 24, 2012vs COLW 6-2120001.275.366.410.777
Jul 23, 2012vs COLW 6-3221000.276.362.412.774
Jul 21, 2012vs HOUW 12-3201000.274.358.411.769
Jul 20, 2012vs HOUW 13-8421130.273.353.404.758
Jul 19, 2012@ CINL 7-6411000.273.353.397.750
Jul 18, 2012@ CINW 7-1411000.273.354.395.749
Jul 17, 2012@ CINL 4-0402000.274.355.394.749
Jul 16, 2012@ CINW 5-3403011.271.353.393.746
Jul 15, 2012@ CHCL 3-1400000.264.347.388.735
Jul 14, 2012@ CHCL 4-1200000.268.351.393.744
Jul 13, 2012@ CHCL 8-1400000.270.349.396.745
Jul 8, 2012vs LADW 7-1433010.273.353.401.755
Jul 7, 2012vs LADW 5-3411000.267.349.386.735
Jul 6, 2012vs LADW 5-3311020.267.350.384.734
Jul 5, 2012vs LADL 4-1402000.266.348.378.726
Jul 4, 2012vs SDL 8-6500000.263.346.376.722
Jul 3, 2012vs SDL 9-5511000.268.352.383.735
Jul 2, 2012vs SDL 6-2400000.269.354.386.740
Jul 1, 2012@ MILL 2-1400000.273.359.392.751
Jun 30, 2012@ MILL 10-2100001.277.364.398.762
Jun 29, 2012@ MILW 9-3511010.278.361.400.761
Jun 28, 2012@ ATLW 3-2312000.280.363.404.767
Jun 27, 2012@ ATLL 6-4302001.275.358.401.759
Jun 26, 2012@ ATLL 8-1401000.270.352.393.746
Jun 24, 2012vs CHCW 5-1402030.271.354.396.750
Jun 23, 2012vs CHCW 10-5322120.267.352.394.746
Jun 22, 2012vs CHCW 6-1412010.262.343.378.721
Jun 20, 2012vs SEAW 14-10422130.258.341.371.712
Jun 19, 2012vs SEAL 12-9 F/10510000.253.338.356.694
Jun 18, 2012vs SEAW 7-1311020.259.345.364.709
Jun 17, 2012@ LAAL 2-0401000.258.347.364.711
Jun 16, 2012@ LAAL 2-0301000.258.348.366.714
Jun 15, 2012@ LAAW 5-0502000.257.348.367.715
Jun 14, 2012@ TEXW 11-3522000.254.347.366.713
Jun 13, 2012@ TEXL 1-0402000.250.346.365.711
Jun 12, 2012@ TEXL 9-1400000.245.343.362.706
Jun 10, 2012vs ATHW 4-3411000.250.350.370.719
Jun 9, 2012vs ATHW 8-3321010.250.351.372.724
Jun 8, 2012vs ATHW 9-8402010.249.346.368.713
Jun 4, 2012vs COLL 4-0400000.243.340.365.704
Jun 3, 2012@ SDW 6-0411000.249.346.373.719
Jun 1, 2012@ SDL 7-1401000.249.348.376.724
May 30, 2012@ SFW 4-1410000.249.350.379.729
May 29, 2012@ SFL 3-1401000.255.354.388.742
May 28, 2012@ SFL 4-2401010.255.356.385.741
May 27, 2012vs MILW 4-3400000.255.358.382.740
May 26, 2012vs MILW 8-5412010.261.366.392.758
May 25, 2012vs MILL 7-1301000.255.360.389.749
May 23, 2012vs LADW 11-4421120.253.356.390.747
May 22, 2012vs LADL 8-7513020.254.355.373.728
May 21, 2012vs LADL 6-1301000.241.348.358.705
May 20, 2012@ KCW 2-0301011.239.344.358.702
May 19, 2012@ KCL 7-3311001.237.346.359.705
May 18, 2012@ KCW 6-4332010.234.342.359.701
May 17, 2012@ COLW 9-7321120.224.331.352.683
May 16, 2012@ COLL 6-1300000.221.317.328.645
May 15, 2012@ LADW 5-1401010.227.319.336.655
May 14, 2012@ LADL 3-1401001.226.316.339.655
May 13, 2012vs SFL 7-3300000.225.318.342.660
May 12, 2012vs SFL 5-2301000.231.320.352.672
May 11, 2012vs SFW 5-1300000.229.314.352.666
May 9, 2012vs STLL 7-2401000.235.316.363.679
May 8, 2012vs STLL 6-1411000.235.319.367.686
May 7, 2012vs STLL 9-6300000.234.321.372.693
May 6, 2012@ NYML 3-1401010.242.330.385.715
May 5, 2012@ NYML 4-3512000.241.333.379.713
May 4, 2012@ NYMW 5-4510000.232.330.378.708
May 3, 2012@ WSHL 2-1400000.247.348.403.750
May 2, 2012@ WSHL 5-4321111.260.364.425.788
May 1, 2012@ WSHW 5-1412021.257.357.386.743
Apr 30, 2012@ MIAW 9-5522121.242.354.379.733
Apr 29, 2012@ MIAW 8-4421001.230.351.328.679
Apr 28, 2012@ MIAL 3-2300000.228.348.333.681
Apr 27, 2012@ MIAW 5-0411000.241.354.352.706
Apr 25, 2012vs PHIL 7-2411000.240.350.360.710
Apr 24, 2012vs PHIL 8-5401010.239.357.370.727
Apr 23, 2012vs PHIW 9-5322120.238.365.381.746
Apr 22, 2012vs ATLW 6-4200000.000.500.000.500
Apr 21, 2012vs ATLL 3-2401000.216.341.297.638
Apr 18, 2012vs PITL 2-1000000.212.350.273.623
Apr 16, 2012vs PITW 5-1400000.212.350.273.623
Apr 15, 2012@ COLW 5-2522001.241.389.310.699
Apr 14, 2012@ COLL 8-7521000.208.387.292.679
Apr 13, 2012@ COLL 7-6422000.211.423.316.739
Apr 12, 2012@ SDW 3-1300000.133.381.200.581
Apr 11, 2012@ SDL 2-1300000.167.412.250.662
Apr 10, 2012@ SDW 4-2 F/11000000.222.417.333.750
Apr 8, 2012vs SFW 7-6300000.222.417.333.750
Apr 7, 2012vs SFW 5-4311000.333.500.5001.000
Apr 6, 2012vs SFW 5-4311000.333.500.6671.167

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

Answered about Justin Upton in 2012

Source: ESPN public MLB data, 2012 season.