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2003 Rewind: Twins Team Leaders

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POSITION PLAYERS

Games

  1. Torii Hunter, 154
  2. Cristian Guzman, 143
  3. Doug Mientkiewicz, 142

Plate appearances

  1. Hunter, 642
  2. Guzman, 585
  3. Mientkiewicz, 574

At-bats

  1. Hunter, 581
  2. Guzman, 534
  3. Jacque Jones, 517

Runs

  1. Hunter, 83
  2. Guzman, 78
  3. Jones, Koskie 76

Hits

  1. Jones, 157
  2. A. J. Pierzynski, 152
  3. Mientkiewicz, 146

Doubles

  1.  Mientkiewicz, 38
  2. Pierzynski, 35
  3. Jones, 33

Triples

  1. Guzman, 14
  2. Luis Rivas, 9
  3. Hunter, 4

Home runs

  1. Hunter, 26
  2. Matthew LeCroy, 17
  3. Jones, 16

RBIs

  1. Hunter, 102
  2. Pierzynski, 74
  3. Jones, Koskie, 69

Stolen bases

  1. Guzman, 18
  2. Rivas, 17
  3. Jones, 13

Caught stealing

  1. Guzman 9
  2. Rivas, Hunter 7

Walks

  1. Koskie, 77
  2. Mientkiewicz, 74
  3. Hunter, 50

Strikeouts

  1. Koskie 113
  2. Hunter, Dustan Mohr, 106

Average

  1. Pierzynski, .312
  2. Jones, .304
  3. Mientkiewicz, .300

OBP

  1. Mientkiewicz, .393
  2. Koskie, .393
  3. Pierzynski, .360

Slugging

  1. LeCroy, .490
  2. Pierzynski, .464
  3. Jones, .464

OPS

  1. Koskie, .845
  2. Mientkiewicz, .843
  3. LeCroy, .832

OPS+

  1. Koskie, 122
  2. Mientkiewicz, 122
  3. LeCroy, 116

Total bases

  1. Hunter, 262
  2. Jones, 240
  3. Pierzynski, 226

GIDP

  1. Rivas, 20
  2. Hunter, 15
  3. Pierzynski, 13

Hit by pitch

  1. Pierzynski, 15
  2. Koskie 7
  3. 4 tied at 5

Sacrifice hits

  1. Guzman, 12
  2. Rivas, 8
  3. Denny Hocking, Kyle Lohse, 3

Sacrifice flies

  1. Koskie 9
  2. Mientkiewicz, Hunter 6

Intentional walks

  1. Pierzynski, 12
  2. Hunter, 7
  3. Koskie, 5

PITCHERS

Wins

  1. Kyle Lohse, Radke, 14
  2. Kenny Rogers, 13

Losses

  1.  Rick Reed, 12
  2. Lohse, 11
  3. Radke, 10

Winning percentage

  1. Johan Santana, .800
  2. LaTroy Hawkins, .750
  3. Rogers, .619

ERA

  1. Hawkins, 1.86
  2. Eddie Guardado, 2.89
  3. Santana, 3.07

Games

  1. Hawkins, 74
  2. J. C. Romero, 73
  3. Guardado, 66

Starts

  1. Lohse, Radke, 33
  2. Rogers, 31

Games finished

  1. Guardado, 60
  2. Juan Rincon, 20
  3. Romero, 17

Complete Games

  1. Radke, 3
  2. Reed, Lohse, 2

Shutouts

  1. Lohse, Radke, Reed 1

Saves

  1. Guardado, 41
  2. Hawkins, 2
  3. James Baldwin, Micheal Nakamura, 1

Innings

  1. Radke, 212.1
  2. Lohse, 201
  3. Rogers, 195

Hits

  1. Radke, 242
  2. Rogers, 227
  3. Lohse, 211

Runs

  1. Radke, 111
  2. Rogers, 108
  3. Lohse, 107

Earned runs

  1. Radke, 106
  2. Lohse, 103
  3. Rogers, 99

Home runs

  1. Radke, 32
  2. Lohse, 28
  3. Rogers, 22

Walks

  1. Rogers, 50
  2. Santana, 47
  3. Lohse, 45

Intentional walks

  1. Romero, Rincon 7
  2. Rogers, 5

Strikeouts

  1. Santana, 169
  2. Lohse, 130
  3. Radke, 120

Hit batsmen

  1. Rogers, 11
  2. Romero, 6
  3. 3 tied at 5

Balks

  1. Rogers, 4
  2. Romero, Santana, 2

Wild PItches

  1. Lohse, 10
  2. Romero, 9
  3. Rincon, 7

Batters faced

  1. Radke, 888
  2. Rogers, 851
  3. Lohse, 850

ERA+

  1. Hawkins, 244
  2. Guardado, 157
  3. Santana, 148

FIP

  1. Hawkins, 2.38
  2. Guardado, 3.23
  3. Santana, 3.24

WHIP

  1. Guardado, 0.98
  2. Hawkins, 1.09
  3. Santana, 1.10

Hits per nine

  1. Guardado, 6.9
  2. Santana, 7.2
  3. Rincon, 7.8

Homers per nine

  1. Hawkins, 0.5
  2. Rincon, 0.5
  3. Rogers, 1.0

Walks per nine

  1. Radke, 1.2
  2. Hawkins, 1.7
  3. Reed, 1.9

Strikeouts per nine

  1. Santana, 9.6
  2. Hawkins, 8.7
  3. Guardado, 8.3

Strikeout/walk ratio

  1. Hawkins, 5.00
  2. Guardado, 4.29
  3. Radke, 4.29

8 thoughts on “2003 Rewind: Twins Team Leaders”

  1. Strikeouts per nine

    1. Santana, 9.6
    2. Hawkins, 8.7
    3. Guardado, 8.3

    Santana started a bit under half of his games and still easily led in strikeout rate. Checking his splits, he was at 8.9 as a starter. His ERA was lower as a starter and would have just edged out Guardado. He's going to be good.

          1. I may get there eventually--it depends on how long the series lasts. There are a lot of fun non-first-place years: 1984 would be one of them. Others would include 1977 (Carew's run at .400), 1961 (the inaugural year), 1967 (the heartbreaker), 1982 (all the rookies), and probably some others I'm not thinking of right now.

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