Tike Redman 2004 season stats

Pirates

Center Fielder · #13

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Tike Redman played 155 games for the Pittsburgh Pirates in the 2004 MLB regular season, with a .280 batting average, 8 home runs and 51 RBI.

2004 season stats

2004 regular seasonPirates

GP
155
AB
546
R
65
H
153
HR
8
RBI
51
SB
18
AVG
.280
OBP
.310
SLG
.374
OPS
.684
2B
19

Against other center fielders

2004 regular season, 20 MLB center fielders with 25+ games.

  • Home Runs8

    Higher than 58% of the other 19 MLB center fielders.

  • Batting Average.280

    Higher than 74% of the other 19 MLB center fielders.

  • RBI51

    Higher than 63% of the other 19 MLB center fielders.

2004 splits

Totals, from the 155 regular-season games in the log.

Tike Redman, 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 games1555466515385118.280.374
Home7726233745306.282.401
Away78284327932112.278.349
Wins7226543836398.313.438
Losses83281227021210.249.313
April2193821060.226.301
May268214192103.232.354
June247310202122.274.384
July279911362136.364.455
August28961024261.250.333
September26911129045.319.396
October31214001.333.500

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

By opponent

Tike Redman, 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 ARI62215120.227.364
vs ATH2200000.000.000
vs ATL624311131.458.667
vs CHC17571018040.316.439
vs CIN1978618171.231.346
vs COL62768112.296.407
vs HOU1656817034.304.375
vs LAA2734230.5711.429
vs LAD62013140.150.300
vs MIA62316032.261.261
vs MIL1870718024.257.257
vs NYM62836010.214.250
vs PHI62149032.429.619
vs SD61928010.421.474
vs SEA3812010.250.250
vs SF61624020.250.313
vs STL154259181.214.310
vs TEX3811010.125.125
vs WSH61816021.333.333

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

2004 game log

Tike Redman, 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 3, 2004@ CINW 2-0411000.280.310.374.684
Oct 2, 2004@ CINW 3-1402001.280.311.371.681
Oct 1, 2004@ CINL 5-1401000.279.309.370.679
Sep 29, 2004@ PHIL 8-3311002.279.310.371.681
Sep 29, 2004@ PHIL 8-4412000.279.308.371.679
Sep 27, 2004@ PHIW 6-1302020.277.307.370.677
Sep 26, 2004vs CINW 4-2403020.275.304.366.670
Sep 25, 2004vs CINL 7-4100000.271.301.363.664
Sep 24, 2004vs CINL 14-8200000.272.301.364.665
Sep 23, 2004vs CHCL 6-3100000.273.302.366.668
Sep 22, 2004vs CHCL 1-0401000.273.303.366.669
Sep 21, 2004vs CHCL 5-4 F/10511000.273.303.367.670
Sep 19, 2004vs NYMW 6-1400000.274.304.367.671
Sep 19, 2004vs NYMW 1-0400000.276.306.370.676
Sep 18, 2004vs NYML 8-7 F/10501000.279.309.373.681

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

All 155 gamesOnly the last 15 games
Tike Redman, 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 3, 2004@ CINW 2-0411000.280.310.374.684
Oct 2, 2004@ CINW 3-1402001.280.311.371.681
Oct 1, 2004@ CINL 5-1401000.279.309.370.679
Sep 29, 2004@ PHIL 8-3311002.279.310.371.681
Sep 29, 2004@ PHIL 8-4412000.279.308.371.679
Sep 27, 2004@ PHIW 6-1302020.277.307.370.677
Sep 26, 2004vs CINW 4-2403020.275.304.366.670
Sep 25, 2004vs CINL 7-4100000.271.301.363.664
Sep 24, 2004vs CINL 14-8200000.272.301.364.665
Sep 23, 2004vs CHCL 6-3100000.273.302.366.668
Sep 22, 2004vs CHCL 1-0401000.273.303.366.669
Sep 21, 2004vs CHCL 5-4 F/10511000.273.303.367.670
Sep 19, 2004vs NYMW 6-1400000.274.304.367.671
Sep 19, 2004vs NYMW 1-0400000.276.306.370.676
Sep 18, 2004vs NYML 8-7 F/10501000.279.309.373.681
Sep 15, 2004@ CHCL 13-5423000.279.310.374.684
Sep 14, 2004@ CHCL 3-2 F/12411000.276.306.369.676
Sep 13, 2004@ CHCL 7-2400000.276.305.368.674
Sep 12, 2004vs HOUL 5-4 F/10503000.278.308.371.679
Sep 11, 2004vs HOUW 5-2412000.275.305.367.672
Sep 10, 2004vs HOUW 6-1413001.273.303.364.667
Sep 9, 2004vs HOUL 9-2300000.269.300.358.658
Sep 9, 2004vs HOUW 3-1010001.270.300.361.661
Sep 7, 2004vs MILW 2-0401000.270.299.361.659
Sep 6, 2004vs MILL 9-5511000.271.299.361.661
Sep 4, 2004@ HOUL 6-5200000.271.300.363.663
Sep 3, 2004@ HOUL 8-6311000.273.301.365.666
Sep 2, 2004@ MILL 7-1401001.272.300.365.665
Sep 1, 2004@ MILW 5-2 F/10502000.272.300.366.666
Aug 31, 2004@ MILL 4-2401000.271.299.366.665
Aug 30, 2004@ MILW 5-1401000.271.300.367.666
Aug 28, 2004vs STLL 6-4411110.271.300.368.668
Aug 27, 2004vs STLL 8-5400000.271.300.362.662
Aug 25, 2004vs ARIW 2-1300000.274.303.365.668
Aug 24, 2004vs ARIW 3-1100000.276.305.368.673
Aug 23, 2004vs ARIL 5-4401000.277.306.369.675
Aug 22, 2004@ STLL 11-4411000.277.306.370.676
Aug 21, 2004@ STLL 10-6101000.277.307.369.675
Aug 20, 2004@ STLL 5-3502010.275.305.367.672
Aug 20, 2004@ STLL 5-4300000.274.304.367.671
Aug 19, 2004@ STLW 3-2 F/10010000.276.306.369.676
Aug 18, 2004@ ARIL 6-3400000.276.305.369.674
Aug 17, 2004@ ARIW 7-1501010.279.308.373.681
Aug 16, 2004@ ARIW 8-7 F/10513110.280.309.375.684
Aug 15, 2004vs COLW 3-0311000.276.305.365.670
Aug 14, 2004vs COLW 6-1521001.275.303.365.668
Aug 13, 2004vs COLL 9-3 F/10402000.276.305.367.672
Aug 12, 2004vs SFL 7-0201000.274.303.366.669
Aug 11, 2004vs SFW 8-6 F/11511000.272.300.365.665
Aug 10, 2004vs SFW 8-7311020.273.301.367.669
Aug 8, 2004@ SDW 4-2512000.273.299.365.664
Aug 7, 2004@ SDW 3-1301000.271.298.364.662
Aug 6, 2004@ SDL 13-1201000.271.296.365.660
Aug 5, 2004@ LADL 8-3300000.269.291.364.655
Aug 4, 2004@ LADL 2-1300000.272.293.367.660
Aug 3, 2004@ LADL 3-2301000.274.296.370.666
Aug 1, 2004@ MILL 8-7400000.274.295.370.666
Jul 31, 2004@ MILW 4-1412001.277.299.375.673
Jul 30, 2004@ MILL 5-0402001.274.296.373.670
Jul 29, 2004vs ATLL 3-2302001.271.294.372.666
Jul 28, 2004vs ATLL 1-0402000.268.291.369.660
Jul 27, 2004vs ATLW 8-4412000.265.289.367.656
Jul 26, 2004vs ATLL 4-2400000.262.286.363.649
Jul 25, 2004vs CINW 6-5411130.265.289.367.657
Jul 24, 2004vs CINW 14-4511000.266.290.359.649
Jul 23, 2004vs CINW 6-3302010.267.291.362.653
Jul 22, 2004@ ATLL 2-1 F/10513000.263.289.356.645
Jul 21, 2004@ ATLW 4-3412130.257.284.349.632
Jul 20, 2004vs WSHW 2-1302000.254.281.337.618
Jul 19, 2004vs WSHL 6-2200001.250.278.333.611
Jul 18, 2004vs MIAW 4-2301001.252.275.336.610
Jul 17, 2004vs MIAW 4-2411010.251.274.336.610
Jul 16, 2004vs MIAW 6-2401010.251.275.337.611
Jul 11, 2004@ WSHL 2-1100000.251.275.338.613
Jul 10, 2004@ WSHL 4-0301000.252.276.339.615
Jul 9, 2004@ WSHW 11-0512020.251.275.339.614
Jul 8, 2004@ WSHL 2-1401000.248.273.338.611
Jul 7, 2004@ MIAW 4-3402010.248.273.339.613
Jul 6, 2004@ MIAL 6-3401001.244.270.337.607
Jul 5, 2004@ MIAW 3-1400000.244.270.338.609
Jul 4, 2004vs MILW 6-2411000.248.274.344.618
Jul 3, 2004vs MILW 5-3402000.248.275.345.620
Jul 2, 2004vs MILW 13-2521010.244.271.343.614
Jul 2, 2004vs MILW 8-1101000.245.273.345.618
Jun 30, 2004vs STLW 6-5402030.242.270.343.613
Jun 29, 2004vs STLW 3-0401020.238.266.340.607
Jun 28, 2004vs STLW 2-1300000.238.267.342.608
Jun 27, 2004@ CINW 14-4622010.241.270.346.616
Jun 26, 2004@ CINW 1-0401000.238.268.342.610
Jun 25, 2004@ CINL 6-4401000.238.269.344.612
Jun 24, 2004@ HOUL 3-2312002.238.269.341.610
Jun 23, 2004@ HOUW 7-2400000.232.264.336.600
Jun 22, 2004@ HOUL 5-4400000.236.268.343.611
Jun 21, 2004@ HOUL 7-5412010.241.273.349.622
Jun 20, 2004vs SEAL 5-4401000.236.269.346.615
Jun 19, 2004vs SEAL 5-1300000.235.269.348.617
Jun 18, 2004vs SEAL 5-4111010.239.273.353.626
Jun 17, 2004vs LAAW 5-2423230.235.270.350.620
Jun 16, 2004vs LAAW 5-3311000.224.261.311.572
Jun 13, 2004@ ATHL 13-3200000.223.260.311.570
Jun 12, 2004@ ATHL 12-11000000.225.262.314.576
Jun 10, 2004@ TEXL 10-4300000.225.262.314.576
Jun 10, 2004@ TEXL 9-7100000.229.266.319.585
Jun 7, 2004@ TEXL 6-5 F/10411010.230.267.321.588
Jun 6, 2004@ CHCL 4-1211000.230.268.322.590
Jun 4, 2004@ CHCW 2-1301000.227.265.320.586
Jun 3, 2004vs STLL 4-2100000.225.264.320.584
Jun 1, 2004vs STLL 8-1200000.226.262.322.584
May 31, 2004vs STLL 8-3300000.229.261.326.586
May 30, 2004vs CHCL 12-1100000.233.265.331.596
May 29, 2004vs CHCW 10-7310010.234.266.333.600
May 28, 2004vs CHCW 5-4 F/10010000.238.268.339.607
May 28, 2004vs CHCW 9-5423000.238.264.339.603
May 27, 2004@ STLL 6-3311010.226.253.317.570
May 26, 2004@ STLW 11-8110001.224.253.317.570
May 23, 2004vs MILL 2-1100000.225.254.319.573
May 22, 2004vs MILW 3-1400010.226.256.321.577
May 20, 2004vs SDW 9-7412000.232.262.329.591
May 19, 2004vs SDL 7-3101010.225.256.325.581
May 19, 2004vs SDL 6-3401000.220.252.313.565
May 16, 2004@ SFW 8-1100000.219.252.315.567
May 15, 2004@ SFW 6-4101000.221.253.317.570
May 14, 2004@ SFW 4-2400000.215.248.313.561
May 13, 2004@ COLW 11-2310000.221.255.321.576
May 13, 2004@ COLL 7-5502001.226.250.328.578
May 11, 2004@ COLW 15-10 F/12722110.220.245.326.570
May 9, 2004vs LADL 9-7 F/14401030.216.242.304.546
May 8, 2004vs LADL 4-3311110.215.230.306.536
May 7, 2004vs LADL 4-0400000.212.228.280.507
May 6, 2004@ HOUL 5-2502010.219.235.289.525
May 5, 2004@ HOUL 6-2411000.211.228.284.512
May 4, 2004@ HOUL 4-3300000.210.227.276.503
May 2, 2004@ MILW 4-3 F/11511001.216.226.284.511
May 1, 2004@ MILW 8-7 F/10410000.216.228.289.516
Apr 30, 2004@ MILW 4-2401000.226.229.301.530
Apr 29, 2004vs HOUL 2-0400000.225.228.303.532
Apr 28, 2004vs HOUW 4-2411010.235.239.318.556
Apr 26, 2004vs CINL 5-2500000.235.238.321.559
Apr 25, 2004vs CINW 6-0400000.250.253.342.595
Apr 24, 2004vs CINL 9-7501000.264.267.361.628
Apr 23, 2004vs CINL 6-4511000.269.271.373.645
Apr 21, 2004vs CHCL 12-1502000.274.277.371.648
Apr 20, 2004vs CHCL 9-1412000.263.267.368.635
Apr 18, 2004@ NYMW 8-1612000.245.250.321.571
Apr 17, 2004@ NYMW 2-1412000.234.240.319.559
Apr 16, 2004@ NYMW 7-6511010.209.217.279.496
Apr 15, 2004@ CHCL 10-5501000.211.220.289.509
Apr 14, 2004@ CHCL 8-3501000.212.222.303.525
Apr 12, 2004@ CHCW 13-2301030.214.226.321.547
Apr 11, 2004@ CINW 4-3500000.200.200.320.520
Apr 10, 2004@ CINL 3-1400000.250.250.400.650
Apr 9, 2004@ CINL 5-1501000.313.313.500.813
Apr 8, 2004vs PHIW 6-2311000.364.364.6361.000
Apr 7, 2004vs PHIL 5-4411000.375.375.500.875
Apr 5, 2004vs PHIW 2-1402010.500.500.7501.250

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

Answered about Tike Redman in 2004

Source: ESPN public MLB data, 2004 season.