Mark Loretta 2004 season stats

Padres

Third Baseman · #5

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Mark Loretta played 154 games for the San Diego Padres in the 2004 MLB regular season, with a .335 batting average, 16 home runs and 76 RBI.

2004 season stats

2004 regular seasonPadres

GP
154
AB
620
R
108
H
208
HR
16
RBI
76
SB
5
AVG
.335
OBP
.391
SLG
.495
OPS
.886
2B
47

Against other third basemen

2004 regular season, 56 MLB third basemen with 25+ games.

  • Home Runs16

    Higher than 71% of the other 55 MLB third basemen.

  • Batting Average.335

    Higher than 98% of the other 55 MLB third basemen.

  • RBI76

    Higher than 78% of the other 55 MLB third basemen.

2004 splits

Totals, from the 154 regular-season games in the log.

Mark Loretta, 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 games15462010820816765.335.495
Home75278428211363.295.496
Away79342661265402.368.494
Wins833397512711573.375.563
Losses7128133815192.288.413
April249716324140.330.515
May2611021321100.291.391
June25991734192.343.475
July2710514384181.362.543
August2610626415192.387.642
September24941330160.319.436
October2911000.111.111

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

By opponent

Mark Loretta, 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 ARI17711324150.338.437
vs ATL624812151.500.833
vs BOS31425000.357.429
vs CHC62637000.269.346
vs CIN62678030.308.423
vs COL18761527180.355.474
vs HOU62157270.333.762
vs KC31214010.333.500
vs LAD19738262110.356.507
vs MIA51934130.211.368
vs MIL51835020.278.333
vs NYM72537060.280.280
vs NYY31345021.385.615
vs PHI628611021.393.500
vs PIT624810480.4171.000
vs SEA31133011.273.273
vs SF1975821281.280.387
vs STL31125000.455.727
vs TB31215010.417.583
vs TOR31114110.364.727
vs WSH73048120.267.467

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

2004 game log

Mark Loretta, last 15 games, 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.
Oct 2, 2004@ ARIL 7-6511000.336.391.495.887
Oct 1, 2004@ ARIW 3-2400000.337.393.498.890
Sep 30, 2004vs SFL 4-1300000.339.395.501.896
Sep 29, 2004vs SFW 4-3 F/10301010.341.396.503.899
Sep 28, 2004vs SFL 7-5502000.341.395.504.899
Sep 26, 2004vs ARIW 7-1222000.341.395.505.900
Sep 25, 2004vs ARIW 6-5512000.338.391.503.894
Sep 24, 2004vs ARIW 6-5400000.338.390.504.895
Sep 23, 2004vs LADL 9-6211010.340.392.508.900
Sep 22, 2004vs LADW 4-0201000.340.390.508.898
Sep 21, 2004vs LADW 9-4512110.339.388.508.896
Sep 19, 2004@ SFL 4-2300000.338.388.502.890
Sep 18, 2004@ SFW 5-1401000.340.390.504.894
Sep 17, 2004@ SFL 4-1401000.341.391.506.897
Sep 16, 2004@ LADW 3-0 F/10500000.342.392.508.899

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

All 154 gamesOnly the last 15 games
Mark Loretta, 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.
Oct 2, 2004@ ARIL 7-6511000.336.391.495.887
Oct 1, 2004@ ARIW 3-2400000.337.393.498.890
Sep 30, 2004vs SFL 4-1300000.339.395.501.896
Sep 29, 2004vs SFW 4-3 F/10301010.341.396.503.899
Sep 28, 2004vs SFL 7-5502000.341.395.504.899
Sep 26, 2004vs ARIW 7-1222000.341.395.505.900
Sep 25, 2004vs ARIW 6-5512000.338.391.503.894
Sep 24, 2004vs ARIW 6-5400000.338.390.504.895
Sep 23, 2004vs LADL 9-6211010.340.392.508.900
Sep 22, 2004vs LADW 4-0201000.340.390.508.898
Sep 21, 2004vs LADW 9-4512110.339.388.508.896
Sep 19, 2004@ SFL 4-2300000.338.388.502.890
Sep 18, 2004@ SFW 5-1401000.340.390.504.894
Sep 17, 2004@ SFL 4-1401000.341.391.506.897
Sep 16, 2004@ LADW 3-0 F/10500000.342.392.508.899
Sep 15, 2004@ LADW 7-3500000.345.395.512.907
Sep 14, 2004@ LADL 6-3402000.348.398.517.915
Sep 13, 2004@ LADW 9-7412010.346.397.517.914
Sep 12, 2004@ COLW 15-2521000.345.397.515.912
Sep 11, 2004@ COLL 13-2402000.347.398.518.916
Sep 10, 2004@ COLW 10-4513000.346.397.517.914
Sep 9, 2004@ COLL 9-7511000.343.395.512.907
Sep 4, 2004vs COLL 8-2400000.345.397.515.912
Sep 3, 2004vs COLW 7-6422020.347.400.519.919
Sep 2, 2004@ STLL 7-2403000.346.399.517.916
Sep 1, 2004@ STLL 4-2311000.343.397.515.912
Aug 31, 2004@ STLL 9-3411000.343.396.513.908
Aug 29, 2004@ WSHW 11-3512000.344.397.513.910
Aug 28, 2004@ WSHW 5-2411000.343.397.512.909
Aug 27, 2004@ WSHL 8-3501000.344.397.512.909
Aug 26, 2004@ NYMW 10-3 F/10502030.345.399.515.914
Aug 25, 2004@ NYMW 4-0302010.345.399.516.915
Aug 24, 2004@ NYMW 3-1310000.343.397.515.912
Aug 23, 2004@ NYMW 9-4322010.345.398.518.916
Aug 21, 2004vs MIAL 8-2300000.343.395.517.912
Aug 20, 2004vs MIAW 6-1332110.345.396.521.917
Aug 18, 2004vs ATLL 6-5422111.343.393.514.907
Aug 17, 2004vs ATLW 11-6412020.342.391.505.897
Aug 16, 2004vs ATLL 5-4411000.340.391.503.894
Aug 15, 2004@ CINW 7-2411000.341.392.503.895
Aug 14, 2004@ CINL 11-5511000.342.392.503.895
Aug 13, 2004@ CINW 14-5423010.343.393.507.900
Aug 12, 2004@ CHCW 5-4 F/12503000.340.389.504.894
Aug 11, 2004@ CHCL 5-1412000.337.385.501.886
Aug 10, 2004@ CHCW 8-6522000.336.384.499.883
Aug 8, 2004vs PITL 4-2311120.335.384.500.884
Aug 7, 2004vs PITL 3-1400000.335.383.494.877
Aug 6, 2004vs PITW 13-1423250.338.386.499.885
Aug 5, 2004vs PHIL 5-3 F/10511000.334.384.480.864
Aug 4, 2004vs PHIL 7-5402020.336.386.481.867
Aug 3, 2004vs PHIL 5-2412001.334.383.479.862
Aug 1, 2004vs LADL 2-1 F/12512000.333.382.478.861
Jul 31, 2004vs LADW 3-2301010.332.382.479.862
Jul 30, 2004vs LADL 12-3301010.332.381.480.862
Jul 29, 2004vs SFW 7-4312001.332.382.479.861
Jul 28, 2004vs SFW 9-4500000.329.378.478.856
Jul 27, 2004vs SFL 6-4200000.333.383.484.866
Jul 26, 2004vs SFW 3-2300000.335.380.486.866
Jul 25, 2004@ LADW 3-0401000.338.381.490.871
Jul 24, 2004@ LADL 12-2303000.338.382.492.875
Jul 23, 2004@ LADL 3-2 F/10500000.333.378.488.867
Jul 22, 2004@ SFW 9-4423120.338.383.495.877
Jul 21, 2004@ SFW 7-1603010.333.380.484.864
Jul 20, 2004@ COLW 9-7512010.331.378.484.862
Jul 19, 2004@ COLW 13-6614030.330.378.485.863
Jul 18, 2004@ HOUL 5-3400000.324.374.482.856
Jul 17, 2004@ HOUW 7-4422130.328.378.487.865
Jul 16, 2004@ HOUW 5-1412030.326.375.476.851
Jul 11, 2004vs COLW 4-2412110.323.371.473.844
Jul 10, 2004vs COLL 6-2513000.321.370.464.833
Jul 9, 2004vs COLL 6-5311000.317.367.459.825
Jul 8, 2004vs COLL 5-1400000.316.365.460.825
Jul 7, 2004vs HOUL 5-1301000.320.369.465.835
Jul 6, 2004vs HOUW 5-3422110.320.368.463.831
Jul 5, 2004vs HOUW 2-1200000.318.366.454.820
Jul 4, 2004vs KCW 7-1401010.320.367.457.823
Jul 3, 2004vs KCW 5-4401000.321.369.459.828
Jul 2, 2004vs KCW 7-5412000.322.370.459.829
Jul 1, 2004@ ARIL 7-5401000.319.369.455.824
Jun 30, 2004@ ARIL 8-5521000.320.368.458.826
Jun 29, 2004@ ARIW 3-2401000.322.371.462.833
Jun 28, 2004@ ARIW 10-5524020.323.372.465.837
Jun 27, 2004@ SEAW 5-1311011.315.364.452.816
Jun 26, 2004@ SEAL 7-3411000.315.365.453.819
Jun 25, 2004@ SEAW 3-2411000.316.365.456.821
Jun 22, 2004vs ARIW 2-1 F/10500000.317.366.459.825
Jun 21, 2004vs ARIW 3-1402010.322.372.467.840
Jun 20, 2004vs TORL 3-0302000.320.370.463.834
Jun 19, 2004vs TORW 3-2400000.316.365.457.823
Jun 18, 2004vs TORL 3-2412110.321.370.464.835
Jun 17, 2004vs TBL 4-1401010.318.369.452.821
Jun 16, 2004vs TBL 9-6413000.319.372.455.827
Jun 15, 2004vs TBL 5-2401000.312.364.443.807
Jun 13, 2004@ NYYL 6-5 F/12501010.313.366.446.811
Jun 12, 2004@ NYYL 3-2412000.316.370.451.821
Jun 11, 2004@ NYYW 10-2432011.313.366.446.812
Jun 10, 2004@ BOSL 9-3501000.309.361.436.798
Jun 9, 2004@ BOSW 8-1523000.312.364.442.806
Jun 8, 2004@ BOSL 1-0401000.305.360.434.793
Jun 6, 2004vs MILW 8-3412000.306.361.437.798
Jun 5, 2004vs MILW 4-0311010.303.359.436.795
Jun 4, 2004vs MILL 3-1300000.302.361.437.798
Jun 2, 2004vs COLW 2-1 F/10200000.307.363.443.806
Jun 1, 2004vs COLL 7-1301000.310.361.448.808
May 31, 2004vs COLL 7-1400000.309.358.449.807
May 29, 2004@ MILL 4-3400000.315.364.458.823
May 28, 2004@ MILW 5-3412010.322.371.467.838
May 27, 2004@ COLW 4-3 F/10512000.318.366.462.827
May 26, 2004@ COLL 13-6512000.316.365.463.828
May 25, 2004@ COLW 11-6321010.314.364.465.829
May 23, 2004@ PHIL 6-4502000.313.360.462.822
May 22, 2004@ PHIW 9-6522000.311.359.463.822
May 21, 2004@ PHIL 5-4522000.308.358.459.817
May 20, 2004@ PITL 9-7400000.305.357.461.818
May 19, 2004@ PITW 7-3523110.313.365.472.837
May 19, 2004@ PITW 6-3433000.304.358.449.807
May 16, 2004vs CHCL 4-2400000.292.345.435.780
May 15, 2004vs CHCL 7-5400000.300.353.447.800
May 14, 2004vs CHCL 6-1400000.308.358.459.817
May 13, 2004vs CINW 8-2521000.317.367.472.839
May 12, 2004vs CINW 2-1411000.321.373.482.854
May 11, 2004vs CINL 6-3401020.323.376.481.857
May 9, 2004@ MIAL 7-4400000.326.379.481.860
May 8, 2004@ MIAW 6-3 F/10502020.336.390.496.886
May 7, 2004@ MIAL 3-1400000.333.385.500.885
May 6, 2004@ ATLW 7-3433000.345.397.517.914
May 5, 2004@ ATLW 2-0402010.330.381.500.881
May 4, 2004@ ATLL 4-2412010.324.380.500.880
May 2, 2004vs NYML 6-2301010.317.376.490.866
May 1, 2004vs NYMW 3-1400000.317.381.495.876
Apr 30, 2004vs NYMW 7-6400000.330.389.515.904
Apr 29, 2004vs WSHW 2-1411000.344.398.538.936
Apr 28, 2004vs WSHW 5-4400000.348.404.551.955
Apr 27, 2004vs WSHW 3-0412120.365.421.576.998
Apr 26, 2004vs WSHW 3-2401000.358.418.531.948
Apr 25, 2004@ ARIL 12-7513000.364.425.545.971
Apr 24, 2004@ ARIW 4-2512000.347.415.528.942
Apr 23, 2004@ ARIL 5-2311120.343.416.537.953
Apr 22, 2004@ SFW 9-4411010.344.411.500.911
Apr 21, 2004@ SFW 11-0422130.350.426.517.943
Apr 20, 2004@ SFW 9-5500000.339.413.464.877
Apr 19, 2004@ SFL 4-3412000.373.448.510.958
Apr 18, 2004vs ARIW 6-5413000.362.434.511.945
Apr 17, 2004vs ARIW 3-2311000.326.396.488.884
Apr 16, 2004vs ARIL 5-0400000.325.386.500.886
Apr 15, 2004vs LADL 7-5322110.361.425.556.981
Apr 14, 2004vs LADL 11-4 F/10301010.333.405.455.860
Apr 13, 2004vs LADW 8-3311020.333.394.467.861
Apr 11, 2004vs SFL 6-3 F/10411000.333.379.444.824
Apr 10, 2004vs SFW 6-4401000.348.400.478.878
Apr 8, 2004vs SFW 4-3 F/10501000.368.400.474.874
Apr 7, 2004@ LADL 2-1 F/11402010.429.467.500.967
Apr 6, 2004@ LADL 5-4512000.400.400.500.900
Apr 5, 2004@ LADW 8-2502010.400.400.400.800

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

Answered about Mark Loretta in 2004

Source: ESPN public MLB data, 2004 season.