Mike Trout 2012 season stats

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Center Fielder · #27

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Mike Trout played 139 games for the Los Angeles Angels in the 2012 MLB regular season, with a .326 batting average, 30 home runs and 83 RBI.

2012 season stats

2012 regular seasonAngels

GP
139
AB
559
R
129
H
182
HR
30
RBI
83
SB
49
AVG
.326
OBP
.399
SLG
.564
OPS
.963
2B
27

Against other center fielders

2012 regular season, 30 MLB center fielders with 25+ games.

  • Home Runs30

    Higher than 100% of the other 29 MLB center fielders.

  • Batting Average.326

    Higher than 100% of the other 29 MLB center fielders.

  • RBI83

    Higher than 100% of the other 29 MLB center fielders.

2012 splits

Totals, from the 139 regular-season games in the log.

Mike Trout, 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 games139559129182308349.326.564
Home692616483163918.318.586
Away702986599144431.332.544
Wins81331101121215829.366.653
Losses58228286192520.268.434
April31101000.091.182
May2710821355168.324.556
June26113274231614.372.531
July2597323810239.392.804
August28116263371911.284.500
September271012126566.257.455
October31327031.538.846

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

By opponent

Mike Trout, 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 ARI31201010.083.167
vs ATH1560917257.283.417
vs BAL62499253.375.667
vs BOS627610142.370.481
vs CHW82888240.286.536
vs CLE82868243.286.536
vs COL31488024.571.643
vs DET10421111460.262.619
vs KC62457120.292.458
vs LAD62557235.280.520
vs MIN41536021.400.600
vs NYY627611154.407.778
vs SD31237133.5831.000
vs SEA197713231105.299.403
vs SF31357013.538.692
vs TB62347241.304.652
vs TEX197421256177.338.689
vs TOR834710351.294.647

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

2012 game log

Mike Trout, 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, 2012@ SEAL 12-0302000.326.399.564.963
Oct 2, 2012@ SEAL 6-1501001.324.397.561.958
Oct 1, 2012@ SEAW 8-4524030.325.398.564.963
Sep 30, 2012@ TEXL 8-7300000.321.395.557.952
Sep 30, 2012@ TEXW 5-4422111.322.395.560.955
Sep 28, 2012@ TEXW 7-4512110.321.393.555.948
Sep 27, 2012vs SEAL 9-4400000.320.393.547.940
Sep 26, 2012vs SEAW 4-3300000.323.395.551.946
Sep 25, 2012vs SEAW 5-4422001.324.395.554.949
Sep 23, 2012vs CHWW 4-1310000.323.394.554.949
Sep 22, 2012vs CHWW 4-2210000.325.395.558.953
Sep 21, 2012vs CHWW 6-2322110.326.395.560.954
Sep 20, 2012vs TEXL 3-1400000.324.392.551.944
Sep 19, 2012vs TEXL 6-2401000.327.395.556.951
Sep 18, 2012vs TEXW 11-3320001.327.396.558.954

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

All 139 gamesOnly the last 15 games
Mike Trout, 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, 2012@ SEAL 12-0302000.326.399.564.963
Oct 2, 2012@ SEAL 6-1501001.324.397.561.958
Oct 1, 2012@ SEAW 8-4524030.325.398.564.963
Sep 30, 2012@ TEXL 8-7300000.321.395.557.952
Sep 30, 2012@ TEXW 5-4422111.322.395.560.955
Sep 28, 2012@ TEXW 7-4512110.321.393.555.948
Sep 27, 2012vs SEAL 9-4400000.320.393.547.940
Sep 26, 2012vs SEAW 4-3300000.323.395.551.946
Sep 25, 2012vs SEAW 5-4422001.324.395.554.949
Sep 23, 2012vs CHWW 4-1310000.323.394.554.949
Sep 22, 2012vs CHWW 4-2210000.325.395.558.953
Sep 21, 2012vs CHWW 6-2322110.326.395.560.954
Sep 20, 2012vs TEXL 3-1400000.324.392.551.944
Sep 19, 2012vs TEXL 6-2401000.327.395.556.951
Sep 18, 2012vs TEXW 11-3320001.327.396.558.954
Sep 16, 2012@ KCW 4-3300000.329.396.562.957
Sep 15, 2012@ KCL 3-2301000.331.397.565.962
Sep 14, 2012@ KCW 9-7612000.331.396.566.962
Sep 13, 2012vs ATHW 6-0311000.331.397.569.966
Sep 12, 2012vs ATHL 4-1401000.331.396.569.965
Sep 11, 2012vs ATHL 6-5413000.332.397.571.968
Sep 10, 2012vs ATHL 3-1311001.328.393.570.963
Sep 9, 2012vs DETW 3-2411110.328.393.571.964
Sep 8, 2012vs DETW 6-1321110.329.394.568.961
Sep 7, 2012vs DETW 3-2411000.329.393.563.955
Sep 5, 2012@ ATHW 7-1400001.330.394.563.957
Sep 4, 2012@ ATHW 6-1502010.333.396.568.964
Sep 3, 2012@ ATHW 8-3411001.332.396.570.966
Sep 2, 2012@ SEAL 2-1400000.333.396.573.968
Sep 1, 2012@ SEAW 5-2512000.336.399.578.977
Aug 31, 2012@ SEAW 9-1531001.335.399.580.979
Aug 30, 2012vs BOSW 5-2310000.336.400.584.984
Aug 29, 2012vs BOSW 10-3511000.339.401.588.989
Aug 28, 2012vs BOSW 6-5513120.340.403.593.995
Aug 26, 2012@ DETL 5-2411000.337.401.585.986
Aug 25, 2012@ DETL 5-3400000.338.402.589.991
Aug 24, 2012@ DETW 2-1500000.341.405.5941.000
Aug 23, 2012@ BOSW 14-13 F/10623022.345.410.6011.011
Aug 22, 2012@ BOSW 7-3401000.343.407.6031.010
Aug 21, 2012@ BOSW 5-3412000.344.407.6061.014
Aug 19, 2012vs TBL 8-3411110.343.405.6081.013
Aug 18, 2012vs TBL 10-8423131.343.407.6041.010
Aug 17, 2012vs TBL 12-3401000.339.402.594.997
Aug 16, 2012vs TBL 7-0301000.340.404.593.996
Aug 15, 2012vs CLEW 8-4421111.340.403.595.998
Aug 14, 2012vs CLEW 9-6522000.341.404.591.995
Aug 13, 2012vs CLEL 6-2311001.340.404.590.995
Aug 12, 2012vs SEAL 4-1400000.340.402.592.994
Aug 11, 2012vs SEAL 7-4401000.344.406.5991.005
Aug 10, 2012vs SEAW 6-5311150.345.407.6031.010
Aug 8, 2012@ ATHL 9-8401000.345.409.5971.005
Aug 7, 2012@ ATHL 10-4511110.346.409.6011.009
Aug 6, 2012@ ATHW 4-0302013.348.411.5981.009
Aug 5, 2012@ CHWL 4-2300010.346.407.5971.004
Aug 4, 2012@ CHWW 6-5 F/10422000.349.411.6021.013
Aug 3, 2012@ CHWL 8-6 F/10612120.347.408.6031.012
Aug 2, 2012@ TEXL 15-9421002.347.409.5991.009
Aug 1, 2012@ TEXL 11-10 F/10410000.348.410.6011.010
Jul 31, 2012@ TEXW 6-2422120.353.411.6081.019
Jul 30, 2012@ TEXW 15-8532140.351.408.6001.008
Jul 28, 2012vs TBL 3-0400000.350.407.5941.000
Jul 27, 2012vs TBW 3-1411000.354.411.6011.013
Jul 25, 2012vs KCW 11-6432120.356.413.6061.019
Jul 24, 2012vs KCL 4-1300000.354.410.5941.005
Jul 23, 2012vs KCW 6-3512000.357.412.6001.012
Jul 22, 2012vs TEXW 7-4312000.357.412.6031.016
Jul 21, 2012vs TEXL 9-2311011.354.407.5961.003
Jul 20, 2012vs TEXW 6-1422110.354.405.5991.004
Jul 19, 2012@ DETL 5-1411110.352.404.590.994
Jul 18, 2012@ DETL 7-2411000.353.406.584.990
Jul 17, 2012@ DETW 13-0634120.355.408.582.990
Jul 16, 2012@ DETL 8-6411010.348.403.569.972
Jul 15, 2012@ NYYW 10-8512010.349.403.574.977
Jul 14, 2012@ NYYL 5-3513002.348.401.569.971
Jul 13, 2012@ NYYL 6-5412002.344.398.565.963
Jul 8, 2012vs BALW 6-0411110.341.397.562.959
Jul 7, 2012vs BALW 3-0310000.343.399.555.954
Jul 6, 2012vs BALL 3-2411110.347.401.562.962
Jul 5, 2012vs BALW 9-7222023.348.403.555.958
Jul 4, 2012@ CLEL 12-3402001.343.399.551.950
Jul 3, 2012@ CLEL 9-5512130.340.396.552.947
Jul 2, 2012@ CLEW 3-0000000.339.395.542.938
Jul 1, 2012@ TORW 10-6432110.339.395.542.938
Jun 30, 2012@ TORL 11-2400000.336.391.526.917
Jun 29, 2012@ TORL 7-5501001.342.398.535.933
Jun 28, 2012@ TORW 9-7512120.345.402.543.944
Jun 27, 2012@ BALW 13-1634010.344.402.532.934
Jun 26, 2012@ BALW 7-3511000.335.395.528.923
Jun 24, 2012vs LADW 5-3512001.338.399.531.931
Jun 23, 2012vs LADL 3-1401001.337.399.535.934
Jun 22, 2012vs LADW 8-5321110.338.402.540.942
Jun 20, 2012vs SFW 6-0502010.338.397.528.925
Jun 19, 2012vs SFW 12-5444000.337.397.532.929
Jun 18, 2012vs SFL 5-3411003.323.383.511.894
Jun 17, 2012vs ARIW 2-0401010.324.382.516.899
Jun 16, 2012vs ARIW 2-0400000.326.385.517.902
Jun 15, 2012vs ARIL 5-0400000.333.393.529.922
Jun 13, 2012@ LADW 2-1501001.341.401.541.942
Jun 12, 2012@ LADL 5-2400000.345.406.552.958
Jun 11, 2012@ LADW 3-2422122.354.412.565.977
Jun 10, 2012@ COLW 10-8522000.350.407.548.955
Jun 9, 2012@ COLW 11-5533022.349.404.546.950
Jun 8, 2012@ COLW 7-2433002.340.398.544.942
Jun 6, 2012vs SEAL 8-6411000.329.385.538.924
Jun 5, 2012vs SEAW 6-1300000.331.385.547.931
Jun 4, 2012vs SEAL 8-6414020.338.388.559.947
Jun 3, 2012vs TEXL 7-3502010.318.374.538.912
Jun 2, 2012vs TEXW 3-2412001.315.373.543.917
Jun 1, 2012vs TEXW 4-2412030.309.370.537.906
May 30, 2012vs NYYL 6-5411020.303.366.521.887
May 29, 2012vs NYYW 5-1401010.304.364.522.886
May 28, 2012vs NYYW 9-8522110.306.368.514.882
May 27, 2012@ SEAW 4-2311002.302.367.491.857
May 26, 2012@ SEAW 5-3502000.301.362.495.857
May 25, 2012@ SEAW 6-4500000.296.360.500.860
May 24, 2012@ SEAW 3-0411000.312.377.527.904
May 23, 2012@ ATHW 3-1 F/11500000.315.382.539.922
May 22, 2012@ ATHW 5-0410000.333.402.571.973
May 21, 2012@ ATHL 2-1401010.350.413.6001.013
May 20, 2012@ SDL 3-2 F/13423112.355.420.6051.026
May 19, 2012@ SDL 3-2401010.333.390.556.946
May 18, 2012@ SDW 7-2413011.338.397.574.971
May 17, 2012vs CHWL 6-1400000.313.370.531.901
May 16, 2012vs CHWW 7-2312000.333.391.567.958
May 15, 2012vs ATHW 4-0433111.316.369.561.931
May 14, 2012vs ATHL 5-0400000.283.344.491.835
May 13, 2012@ TEXL 13-6412000.306.368.531.899
May 12, 2012@ TEXW 4-2400010.289.346.533.879
May 11, 2012@ TEXL 10-3312121.317.383.585.968
May 9, 2012@ MINW 6-2523020.289.333.500.833
May 8, 2012@ MINL 5-0301000.242.297.424.722
May 6, 2012vs TORW 4-3411000.233.273.433.706
May 5, 2012vs TORW 6-2422120.231.276.423.699
May 4, 2012vs TORL 4-0400000.182.250.227.477
May 3, 2012vs TORL 5-0402000.222.300.278.578
May 1, 2012vs MINW 4-0311001.143.250.214.464
Apr 30, 2012vs MINW 4-3401000.091.167.182.348
Apr 29, 2012@ CLEL 4-0300000.000.125.000.125
Apr 28, 2012@ CLEW 2-1400000.000.000.000.000

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

Answered about Mike Trout in 2012

Source: ESPN public MLB data, 2012 season.