Matt Carpenter 2015 season stats

Cardinals

Designated Hitter · #13

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Matt Carpenter played 154 games for the St. Louis Cardinals in the 2015 MLB regular season, with a .272 batting average, 28 home runs and 84 RBI.

2015 season stats

2015 regular seasonCardinals

GP
154
AB
574
R
101
H
156
HR
28
RBI
84
SB
4
AVG
.272
OBP
.365
SLG
.505
OPS
.871
2B
44

2015 postseasonCardinals

GP
4
AB
17
R
3
H
4
HR
1
RBI
1
SB
0
AVG
.235
OBP
.278
SLG
.412
OPS
.690
2B
0

Against other designated hitters

2015 regular season, 39 MLB designated hitters with 25+ games.

  • Home Runs28

    Higher than 84% of the other 38 MLB designated hitters.

  • Batting Average.272

    Higher than 53% of the other 38 MLB designated hitters.

  • RBI84

    Higher than 68% of the other 38 MLB designated hitters.

2015 splits

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

Matt Carpenter, 2015 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 games15457410115628844.272.505
Home80295458213432.278.502
Away74279567415412.265.509
Wins963607810521692.292.569
Losses5821423517152.238.397
April218621323140.372.651
May249313255131.269.473
June25799150100.190.241
July279816225152.224.429
August2810620277170.255.509
September2811022348151.309.673
October1201000.500.500

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

By opponent

Matt Carpenter, 2015, 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 ARI72575130.200.360
vs ATL41112000.182.273
vs CHC18697122111.174.333
vs CHW41302010.154.154
vs CIN197114266150.366.732
vs CLE31333130.231.538
vs COL72969360.310.690
vs DET31325110.385.692
vs KC62237260.318.636
vs LAD71945011.263.316
vs MIA52015130.250.400
vs MIL197914265131.329.684
vs MIN41415000.357.500
vs NYM62422010.083.083
vs PHI721107040.333.571
vs PIT16581519491.328.621
vs SD72624030.154.154
vs SF62346130.261.478
vs WSH62456110.250.458

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

2015 game log

Matt Carpenter, last 15 games, 2015 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 4, 2015@ ATLL 6-0201000.272.365.505.871
Sep 30, 2015@ PITW 11-1332000.271.365.505.870
Sep 30, 2015@ PITL 8-2422110.269.362.499.861
Sep 28, 2015@ PITW 3-0411000.267.361.492.853
Sep 27, 2015vs MILL 8-4512110.267.362.494.855
Sep 26, 2015vs MILW 5-1300000.266.361.487.849
Sep 25, 2015vs MILL 4-3502011.268.363.490.853
Sep 24, 2015vs MILW 7-3410000.266.363.489.852
Sep 23, 2015vs CINW 10-2322240.268.364.493.857
Sep 22, 2015vs CINW 3-1412000.266.362.481.843
Sep 21, 2015vs CINW 2-1301000.264.362.479.840
Sep 20, 2015@ CHCW 4-3411000.264.361.479.840
Sep 19, 2015@ CHCL 5-4512120.264.361.479.841
Sep 18, 2015@ CHCL 8-3300000.263.361.474.835
Sep 17, 2015@ MILW 6-3533110.264.362.477.839

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

All 154 gamesOnly the last 15 games
Matt Carpenter, game by game, 2015 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 4, 2015@ ATLL 6-0201000.272.365.505.871
Sep 30, 2015@ PITW 11-1332000.271.365.505.870
Sep 30, 2015@ PITL 8-2422110.269.362.499.861
Sep 28, 2015@ PITW 3-0411000.267.361.492.853
Sep 27, 2015vs MILL 8-4512110.267.362.494.855
Sep 26, 2015vs MILW 5-1300000.266.361.487.849
Sep 25, 2015vs MILL 4-3502011.268.363.490.853
Sep 24, 2015vs MILW 7-3410000.266.363.489.852
Sep 23, 2015vs CINW 10-2322240.268.364.493.857
Sep 22, 2015vs CINW 3-1412000.266.362.481.843
Sep 21, 2015vs CINW 2-1301000.264.362.479.840
Sep 20, 2015@ CHCW 4-3411000.264.361.479.840
Sep 19, 2015@ CHCL 5-4512120.264.361.479.841
Sep 18, 2015@ CHCL 8-3300000.263.361.474.835
Sep 17, 2015@ MILW 6-3533110.264.362.477.839
Sep 16, 2015@ MILW 5-4413110.261.360.468.828
Sep 15, 2015@ MILW 3-1 F/10500000.257.356.456.812
Sep 13, 2015@ CINW 9-2501010.260.359.461.820
Sep 12, 2015@ CINL 5-1412000.260.359.463.823
Sep 11, 2015@ CINL 4-2501000.259.358.461.819
Sep 10, 2015@ CINL 11-0200000.259.360.464.823
Sep 9, 2015vs CHCW 4-3422010.260.359.465.824
Sep 8, 2015vs CHCL 8-5501000.200.200.400.600
Sep 7, 2015vs CHCL 9-0300000.259.359.462.821
Sep 6, 2015vs PITL 7-1401000.260.361.465.826
Sep 5, 2015vs PITW 4-1312120.261.362.466.828
Sep 4, 2015vs PITL 9-3300000.258.359.459.818
Sep 2, 2015vs WSHL 4-3501000.260.360.462.822
Sep 1, 2015vs WSHW 8-5310000.260.361.462.824
Aug 31, 2015vs WSHW 8-5411000.262.361.465.826
Aug 30, 2015@ SFW 7-5412110.262.361.467.828
Aug 29, 2015@ SFW 6-0522010.260.358.458.817
Aug 28, 2015@ SFL 5-4411000.258.358.457.815
Aug 27, 2015@ ARIW 5-3411010.258.359.458.817
Aug 26, 2015@ ARIW 3-1401010.259.359.458.817
Aug 25, 2015@ ARIW 9-1220000.259.359.460.819
Aug 24, 2015@ ARIW 5-3421110.260.358.462.820
Aug 23, 2015@ SDW 10-3400010.260.358.457.815
Aug 22, 2015@ SDL 8-0300000.262.361.461.823
Aug 21, 2015@ SDL 9-3400000.264.364.465.828
Aug 19, 2015vs SFW 4-3400010.267.365.469.834
Aug 18, 2015vs SFL 2-0300000.269.368.474.842
Aug 17, 2015vs SFW 2-1301000.271.369.477.846
Aug 16, 2015vs MIAL 6-4402000.271.368.478.846
Aug 15, 2015vs MIAW 6-2400000.268.367.478.845
Aug 14, 2015vs MIAW 3-1412120.271.370.483.853
Aug 13, 2015vs PITL 10-5422000.269.369.475.844
Aug 12, 2015vs PITW 4-2401000.266.367.475.841
Aug 11, 2015vs PITW 4-3301000.267.368.477.845
Aug 9, 2015@ MILL 5-4411130.266.365.478.843
Aug 8, 2015@ MILW 3-0411110.266.366.473.839
Aug 7, 2015@ MILW 6-0412010.266.367.467.834
Aug 6, 2015@ CINW 3-0311000.264.366.461.827
Aug 5, 2015@ CINW 4-3 F/13421110.263.365.460.824
Aug 4, 2015@ CINL 3-2412120.264.363.454.817
Aug 2, 2015vs COLW 3-2400000.261.362.445.807
Aug 1, 2015vs COLL 6-2401000.264.365.450.815
Jul 31, 2015vs COLW 7-0412110.264.366.452.818
Jul 30, 2015vs COLW 9-8544240.261.363.440.804
Jul 29, 2015vs CINL 1-0201000.254.358.415.773
Jul 28, 2015vs CINL 4-0400000.252.354.412.766
Jul 27, 2015vs CINW 4-1402000.255.358.416.774
Jul 26, 2015vs ATLL 3-2400000.252.356.412.769
Jul 25, 2015vs ATLW 1-0200000.255.358.417.775
Jul 24, 2015vs ATLW 4-2311000.257.358.420.778
Jul 23, 2015vs KCW 4-3411120.256.357.418.774
Jul 22, 2015@ CHWW 3-2400000.256.358.410.768
Jul 21, 2015@ CHWW 8-5502010.259.362.416.777
Jul 19, 2015vs NYML 3-1 F/18100000.257.361.416.777
Jul 18, 2015vs NYMW 12-2510000.258.362.417.779
Jul 17, 2015vs NYMW 3-2400010.262.367.424.791
Jul 12, 2015@ PITL 6-5 F/10400000.266.371.430.801
Jul 11, 2015@ PITL 6-5 F/14531001.269.374.435.809
Jul 10, 2015@ PITL 5-2311120.270.372.439.812
Jul 9, 2015@ PITW 4-1412020.270.371.430.801
Jul 8, 2015@ CHCW 6-5400000.266.370.429.799
Jul 7, 2015@ CHCL 7-4100000.270.372.438.809
Jul 7, 2015@ CHCL 5-3411000.270.372.435.807
Jul 6, 2015@ CHCW 6-0300001.271.373.439.812
Jul 5, 2015vs SDW 3-1400000.274.374.444.818
Jul 4, 2015vs SDW 2-1401010.278.379.451.829
Jul 3, 2015vs SDL 2-1301000.279.381.454.834
Jul 2, 2015vs SDL 5-3 F/11422010.278.379.455.834
Jul 1, 2015vs CHWL 7-1400000.275.373.454.828
Jun 30, 2015vs CHWL 2-1 F/11000000.279.378.461.840
Jun 28, 2015vs CHCW 4-1401010.279.376.461.837
Jun 27, 2015vs CHCW 8-1501020.280.378.461.839
Jun 26, 2015vs CHCW 3-2 F/10400000.281.381.466.847
Jun 25, 2015@ MIAW 5-1400000.286.384.473.858
Jun 24, 2015@ MIAW 6-1401010.290.387.481.869
Jun 21, 2015@ PHIL 9-2300000.291.389.485.875
Jun 20, 2015@ PHIW 10-1210000.295.394.491.885
Jun 19, 2015@ PHIW 12-4121010.297.390.496.885
Jun 18, 2015@ MINL 2-1402000.294.381.494.874
Jun 17, 2015@ MINL 3-1401000.291.379.485.863
Jun 16, 2015vs MINW 3-2312000.291.381.489.870
Jun 15, 2015vs MINW 3-2300000.286.375.486.861
Jun 13, 2015vs KCW 3-2401010.290.377.493.870
Jun 12, 2015vs KCW 4-0400000.291.379.498.877
Jun 10, 2015@ COLW 4-2512010.297.385.507.892
Jun 9, 2015@ COLL 4-3400000.294.385.510.895
Jun 8, 2015@ COLL 11-3300000.300.391.520.911
Jun 7, 2015@ LADW 4-2210000.305.397.528.924
Jun 6, 2015@ LADL 2-0100000.308.395.533.928
Jun 5, 2015@ LADW 2-1300010.309.394.536.930
Jun 4, 2015@ LADW 7-1321000.314.401.545.945
Jun 3, 2015vs MILW 7-4412020.314.396.543.939
Jun 2, 2015vs MILW 1-0100000.310.394.543.938
Jun 1, 2015vs MILL 1-0400000.311.390.546.937
May 31, 2015vs LADW 3-1311000.318.398.559.957
May 30, 2015vs LADL 5-1402000.318.396.563.959
May 29, 2015vs LADW 3-0301001.314.394.564.958
May 27, 2015vs ARIW 4-3310000.314.389.568.957
May 26, 2015vs ARIW 6-4310000.319.388.578.967
May 25, 2015vs ARIW 3-2 F/10502000.325.391.589.980
May 24, 2015@ KCW 6-1321120.323.391.595.986
May 23, 2015@ KCL 3-2 F/6301010.323.385.581.966
May 22, 2015@ KCL 5-0403000.322.386.586.971
May 21, 2015@ NYML 5-0401000.311.373.574.948
May 20, 2015@ NYMW 9-0411000.313.377.583.960
May 18, 2015@ NYML 2-1 F/14600000.314.376.593.969
May 17, 2015vs DETW 2-1402000.328.391.6191.010
May 16, 2015vs DETL 4-3 F/10511110.323.388.6231.011
May 15, 2015vs DETL 10-4412000.328.394.6161.010
May 14, 2015@ CLEW 2-1411120.322.387.612.998
May 13, 2015@ CLEL 2-0400000.325.391.598.989
May 12, 2015@ CLEW 8-3522010.336.403.6191.023
May 6, 2015vs CHCL 6-5400000————
May 5, 2015vs CHCW 7-4311140.346.412.6441.056
May 4, 2015vs CHCW 10-9500000.347.412.6241.036
May 3, 2015vs PITW 3-2 F/14311110.365.431.6561.087
May 2, 2015vs PITW 2-1 F/11300010.366.434.6341.068
May 1, 2015vs PITW 2-1 F/10402000.378.446.6561.101
Apr 30, 2015vs PHIW 9-3332010.372.438.6511.089
Apr 29, 2015vs PHIW 5-2410010.361.418.6391.056
Apr 28, 2015vs PHIW 11-5422010.380.437.6711.108
Apr 27, 2015vs PHIL 4-1412000.373.427.6401.067
Apr 26, 2015@ MILL 6-3400000.366.423.6341.057
Apr 25, 2015@ MILW 5-3512000.388.438.6721.110
Apr 24, 2015@ MILW 3-0502000.387.441.6771.119
Apr 23, 2015@ WSHW 4-1412000.386.444.6841.129
Apr 22, 2015@ WSHW 7-5311110.377.441.6791.120
Apr 21, 2015@ WSHL 2-1 F/10511000.380.426.6401.066
Apr 19, 2015vs CINW 2-1312110.400.449.6891.138
Apr 18, 2015vs CINW 5-2502020.381.435.6191.054
Apr 17, 2015vs CINW 6-1422000.378.439.6221.061
Apr 16, 2015vs MILW 4-0412010.364.432.5761.008
Apr 15, 2015vs MILW 4-2412010.345.424.517.941
Apr 13, 2015vs MILL 5-4512000.320.414.480.894
Apr 12, 2015@ CINW 7-5 F/11522140.300.417.450.867
Apr 11, 2015@ CINW 4-1300000.267.389.267.656
Apr 10, 2015@ CINL 5-4412000.333.429.333.762
Apr 8, 2015@ CHCL 2-0300000.250.333.250.583
Apr 5, 2015@ CHCW 3-0512010.400.400.400.800

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

Answered about Matt Carpenter in 2015

Source: ESPN public MLB data, 2015 season.