Troy Glaus 2005 season stats

Diamondbacks

First Baseman · #25

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Troy Glaus played 149 games for the Arizona Diamondbacks in the 2005 MLB regular season, with a .258 batting average, 37 home runs and 97 RBI.

2005 season stats

2005 regular seasonDiamondbacks

GP
149
AB
538
R
78
H
139
HR
37
RBI
97
SB
4
AVG
.258
OBP
.363
SLG
.522
OPS
.885
2B
29

Against other first basemen

2005 regular season, 73 MLB first basemen with 25+ games.

  • Home Runs37

    Higher than 96% of the other 72 MLB first basemen.

  • Batting Average.258

    Higher than 38% of the other 72 MLB first basemen.

  • RBI97

    Higher than 93% of the other 72 MLB first basemen.

2005 splits

Totals, from the 149 regular-season games in the log.

Troy Glaus, 2005 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 games1495387813937974.258.522
Home74258357020502.271.574
Away75280436917472.246.475
Wins69257497721603.300.619
Losses80281296216371.221.434
April239015247182.267.622
May259514246181.253.495
June259413244120.255.436
July248610214160.244.419
August279217279201.293.630
September23729187120.250.583
October2901010.111.111

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

By opponent

Troy Glaus, 2005, 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 ATL62534140.160.280
vs CHC72779261.333.741
vs CHW31246250.5001.000
vs CIN62023130.150.350
vs CLE31112000.182.364
vs COL165513159130.273.800
vs DET51802010.111.167
vs HOU62447251.292.667
vs KC31636110.375.563
vs LAD16577104101.175.421
vs MIA62438160.333.542
vs MIL41321110.077.308
vs MIN31012000.200.200
vs NYM62023000.150.150
vs PHI62364250.174.478
vs PIT72115150.238.524
vs SD186610246161.364.667
vs SF155548290.145.327
vs STL720313140.650.850
vs WSH62127130.333.571

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

2005 game log

Troy Glaus, last 15 games, 2005 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, 2005@ SFL 3-1401010.250.250.250.500
Oct 1, 2005@ SFW 2-1 F/11500000.258.363.524.888
Sep 30, 2005@ SFW 7-3411000.261.366.529.896
Sep 29, 2005@ LADW 3-2200000.261.367.531.899
Sep 28, 2005@ LADW 4-3400000.262.365.533.899
Sep 27, 2005@ LADW 2-0301000.264.368.538.905
Sep 25, 2005vs SDW 4-3 F/10100000.264.367.539.906
Sep 24, 2005vs SDW 8-5401010.264.367.540.907
Sep 23, 2005vs SDL 5-3300000.264.367.542.909
Sep 22, 2005vs LADW 7-4 F/12100000.266.368.545.913
Sep 21, 2005vs LADW 3-2412120.266.369.546.915
Sep 20, 2005vs LADW 4-1302000.264.368.541.908
Sep 18, 2005vs COLL 7-1300000.262.365.540.905
Sep 16, 2005vs COLL 6-5311110.264.366.543.909
Sep 15, 2005vs MILL 14-2300000.263.366.538.904

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

All 149 gamesOnly the last 15 games
Troy Glaus, game by game, 2005 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, 2005@ SFL 3-1401010.250.250.250.500
Oct 1, 2005@ SFW 2-1 F/11500000.258.363.524.888
Sep 30, 2005@ SFW 7-3411000.261.366.529.896
Sep 29, 2005@ LADW 3-2200000.261.367.531.899
Sep 28, 2005@ LADW 4-3400000.262.365.533.899
Sep 27, 2005@ LADW 2-0301000.264.368.538.905
Sep 25, 2005vs SDW 4-3 F/10100000.264.367.539.906
Sep 24, 2005vs SDW 8-5401010.264.367.540.907
Sep 23, 2005vs SDL 5-3300000.264.367.542.909
Sep 22, 2005vs LADW 7-4 F/12100000.266.368.545.913
Sep 21, 2005vs LADW 3-2412120.266.369.546.915
Sep 20, 2005vs LADW 4-1302000.264.368.541.908
Sep 18, 2005vs COLL 7-1300000.262.365.540.905
Sep 16, 2005vs COLL 6-5311110.264.366.543.909
Sep 15, 2005vs MILL 14-2300000.263.366.538.904
Sep 14, 2005vs MILW 2-1 F/13400000.265.368.542.910
Sep 13, 2005vs MILL 3-1311110.267.370.546.917
Sep 11, 2005@ COLL 7-2423220.267.370.541.911
Sep 10, 2005@ COLW 8-5522120.263.367.527.894
Sep 9, 2005@ COLW 7-1311110.261.367.522.889
Sep 8, 2005@ PITL 8-7 F/12501000.261.364.517.881
Sep 7, 2005@ PITW 4-2200000.261.365.518.883
Sep 6, 2005@ PITW 4-2 F/12301010.262.363.520.883
Sep 3, 2005vs SFL 9-4200000.262.360.519.880
Sep 2, 2005vs SFL 6-3301010.263.362.522.884
Aug 31, 2005@ SDL 9-5400000.263.361.521.882
Aug 30, 2005@ SDL 5-3412120.265.363.525.889
Aug 29, 2005@ SDW 7-5211120.263.362.519.881
Aug 28, 2005vs PHIW 10-5332130.262.361.512.874
Aug 27, 2005vs PHIW 2-0400000.259.357.502.859
Aug 26, 2005vs PHIL 11-3411110.261.360.507.867
Aug 25, 2005vs NYML 3-1300000.261.361.502.863
Aug 23, 2005vs NYML 14-1200000.263.362.506.867
Aug 22, 2005vs NYML 4-1400000.265.362.508.870
Aug 21, 2005@ CINL 13-6401010.267.365.513.878
Aug 20, 2005@ CINW 6-2311000.267.366.515.882
Aug 19, 2005@ CINL 17-3200000.267.365.514.880
Aug 18, 2005@ STLW 9-2423010.268.366.517.882
Aug 17, 2005@ STLL 5-0202000.263.361.514.875
Aug 16, 2005@ STLL 8-2302000.260.357.512.869
Aug 14, 2005@ ATLL 13-8411110.257.354.511.865
Aug 13, 2005@ ATLL 9-5411000.257.353.506.859
Aug 12, 2005@ ATLW 8-0411000.257.354.509.863
Aug 11, 2005@ MIAW 3-1 F/10412120.257.355.511.866
Aug 10, 2005@ MIAL 10-5512030.254.354.504.858
Aug 9, 2005@ MIAL 5-0400000.253.353.503.856
Aug 7, 2005vs COLW 9-4311110.255.356.508.864
Aug 6, 2005vs COLL 14-7411110.255.355.501.856
Aug 5, 2005vs COLL 6-4100000.255.355.496.851
Aug 4, 2005vs HOUW 7-3 F/50412120.255.355.497.853
Aug 3, 2005vs HOUL 7-0400000.253.354.487.841
Aug 2, 2005vs HOUL 3-1301001.255.357.492.849
Jul 31, 2005@ CHCW 13-6421000.255.356.493.849
Jul 30, 2005@ CHCW 3-2422110.255.355.496.851
Jul 29, 2005@ CHCL 4-3301020.252.353.485.837
Jul 28, 2005@ CHCW 6-0501000.251.351.486.837
Jul 27, 2005@ MILW 3-0310000.252.353.490.843
Jul 24, 2005vs ATLW 3-2400010.254.354.494.848
Jul 23, 2005vs ATLL 3-2400000.257.358.500.857
Jul 22, 2005vs ATLW 6-5 F/10501020.260.359.506.865
Jul 20, 2005vs MIAL 9-2402010.261.362.511.872
Jul 19, 2005vs MIAL 6-3412000.258.358.508.866
Jul 18, 2005vs MIAW 8-7 F/11300000.255.357.508.865
Jul 17, 2005@ SDW 6-1413010.258.355.512.867
Jul 16, 2005@ SDL 4-1400000.252.349.509.858
Jul 15, 2005@ SDL 10-7211130.255.352.516.868
Jul 14, 2005@ SDW 6-0400000.253.352.506.858
Jul 10, 2005vs CINW 2-0300000.256.354.513.867
Jul 9, 2005vs CINL 6-2400000.259.357.518.875
Jul 8, 2005vs CINL 4-3411120.262.361.525.886
Jul 7, 2005vs STLW 2-1301000.263.362.519.881
Jul 6, 2005vs STLL 2-1201000.262.362.520.883
Jul 5, 2005vs STLL 7-1302000.260.358.517.875
Jul 4, 2005vs STLL 10-3312130.256.353.516.869
Jul 2, 2005@ LADW 7-5400000.252.348.503.852
Jul 1, 2005@ LADL 7-0300000.255.351.511.861
Jun 30, 2005vs SFL 9-2400000.258.352.516.868
Jun 29, 2005vs SFL 4-2200000.262.356.524.880
Jun 28, 2005vs SFL 11-3401020.264.354.527.882
Jun 25, 2005vs DETL 5-1200000.264.356.528.884
Jun 24, 2005vs DETW 2-1302000.266.354.532.886
Jun 23, 2005@ SFW 7-2412120.261.349.527.875
Jun 22, 2005@ SFL 4-0400000.258.344.512.856
Jun 20, 2005@ SFL 8-3400010.262.349.520.869
Jun 19, 2005@ CLEL 3-2300000.266.355.528.883
Jun 18, 2005@ CLEL 3-1401000.269.359.534.893
Jun 17, 2005@ CLEL 13-6411000.269.360.535.895
Jun 15, 2005@ CHWL 12-6311000.270.360.535.895
Jun 14, 2005@ CHWW 10-4423140.269.358.538.895
Jun 13, 2005@ CHWW 8-1512110.261.353.521.875
Jun 12, 2005vs KCL 9-4 F/13501000.258.352.511.863
Jun 11, 2005vs KCL 8-5512000.259.353.518.871
Jun 10, 2005vs KCW 12-11 F/10623110.256.352.521.872
Jun 9, 2005vs MINW 4-3301000.249.348.507.855
Jun 8, 2005vs MINL 10-0301000.248.346.510.855
Jun 7, 2005vs MINL 9-8410000.246.346.512.858
Jun 5, 2005@ PHIL 7-6410000.251.349.522.871
Jun 4, 2005@ PHIL 10-6411010.262.358.544.902
Jun 4, 2005@ PHIL 5-3400000.256.352.533.885
Jun 2, 2005@ NYML 6-1401000.262.357.550.907
Jun 1, 2005@ NYML 2-1211000.262.359.556.916
May 31, 2005@ NYMW 7-0511000.259.352.557.909
May 28, 2005vs LADW 5-4400010.261.356.567.922
May 27, 2005vs LADL 7-4400000.267.363.580.942
May 26, 2005vs SDL 10-0301000.273.370.593.963
May 25, 2005vs SDW 12-11422120.272.371.598.968
May 24, 2005vs SDL 9-5402000.267.365.582.946
May 22, 2005@ DETW 1-0400000.261.358.584.942
May 21, 2005@ DETL 3-2 F/11500000.268.366.599.965
May 20, 2005@ DETW 6-2400010.276.376.618.995
May 19, 2005@ HOUW 6-1411010.284.382.6351.017
May 18, 2005@ HOUW 7-6523120.285.381.6391.020
May 17, 2005@ HOUL 3-0400000.273.374.612.986
May 14, 2005@ COLW 10-4410010.281.384.6301.013
May 13, 2005@ COLL 18-3211110.290.390.6491.038
May 12, 2005@ COLW 6-3401000.287.380.6281.008
May 11, 2005vs WSHW 3-2412000.288.384.6401.024
May 10, 2005vs WSHW 3-2312130.281.380.6451.025
May 9, 2005vs WSHL 4-3502000.271.374.610.984
May 8, 2005vs PITL 16-2301000.265.373.611.984
May 7, 2005vs PITL 3-2200000.264.369.609.978
May 6, 2005vs PITW 8-4411140.269.365.620.985
May 5, 2005vs PITL 6-2201000.269.364.606.969
May 3, 2005vs SFW 3-2300000.265.350.608.958
May 2, 2005vs SFL 9-8 F/10421110.273.354.626.980
May 1, 2005@ SDW 5-2512011.274.346.611.956
Apr 30, 2005@ SDL 2-0201000.267.343.622.965
Apr 29, 2005@ SDL 5-4 F/15612110.261.333.625.958
Apr 27, 2005@ LADW 6-3410001.256.333.610.943
Apr 26, 2005@ LADW 3-2300000.269.341.641.982
Apr 25, 2005@ LADW 4-2412020.280.345.6671.012
Apr 24, 2005vs SDW 8-6513010.268.338.648.985
Apr 22, 2005vs SDW 5-3513120.242.320.621.941
Apr 21, 2005@ SFL 4-3 F/13601000.213.300.574.874
Apr 20, 2005@ SFW 2-1200010.218.313.600.913
Apr 19, 2005@ COLL 8-1400000.226.317.623.939
Apr 18, 2005@ COLW 5-3411110.245.339.6731.013
Apr 17, 2005@ WSHL 7-3400000.244.333.644.978
Apr 16, 2005@ WSHL 9-3301000.268.362.7071.069
Apr 14, 2005@ WSHL 5-3200000.263.349.7371.086
Apr 13, 2005vs COLW 5-2412010.278.333.7781.111
Apr 12, 2005vs COLW 4-2400000.250.314.7811.096
Apr 11, 2005vs COLW 2-0311010.286.355.8931.248
Apr 10, 2005vs LADW 5-4411110.280.333.9201.253
Apr 9, 2005vs LADL 12-10 F/11621110.286.348.9051.253
Apr 8, 2005vs LADL 8-7 F/10411130.333.4121.0001.412
Apr 6, 2005vs CHCW 8-3423131.364.4621.0001.462
Apr 5, 2005vs CHCW 5-4400000.143.250.286.536
Apr 4, 2005vs CHCL 16-6311000.333.500.6671.167

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

Answered about Troy Glaus in 2005

Source: ESPN public MLB data, 2005 season.