For rate stats, we used an arbitrary minimum of 100 at-bats and 30 innings pitched.
BATTING
AVERAGE
Andrew Stevenson, .317
Anthony Prato, .302
Michael Helman, .296
OBP
Prato, .452
Edouard Julien, .438
Matt Wallner, .403
SLUGGING
Helman .546
Prato, .539
Wallner, .524
OPS
Prato, .991
Julien, .931
Wallner, 927
RUNS
Stevenson, 91
Chris Williams, 58
Jair Camargo, 56
Trevor Larnach, 56
HOMERS
Camargo, 21
Williams, 21
Stevenson, 16
RBIs
Williams, 75
Kyle Garlick, 65
Camargo, 63
STOLEN BASES
Stevenson, 44
Mark Contreras, 23
Austin Martin, 16
PITCHING
WINS
Austin Schulfer, 7
Louie Varland, 7
Simeon Woods Richardson, 7
ERA
Dallas Keuchel, 1.13
Cole Sands, 1.47
Oliver Ortega, 1.82
GAMES
Patrick Murphy, 42
Schulfer, 41
Kody Funderburk, 37
Ronny Henriquez, 37
STARTS
Randy Dobnak, 26
Woods Richardson, 22
Aaron Sanchez, 16
INNINGS
Dobnak, 126.1
Woods Richardson, 113.2
Murphy, 85
STRIKEOUTS
Dobnak, 115
Murphy, 97
Woods Richardson, 96
WHIP
Sands, 0.88
Ortega, 0.98
Funderburk, 1.06
AVERAGE AGAINST
Sands, .156
Michael Boyle, .182
Funderburk, .183
Seems Dobnak is likely to remain the highest paid AAA pitcher for a while. He's under contract for two more years.
I like Dobnak a lot, but I like our current rotation a lot, too, so hope he's back and got something to contribute sometime in the future.
It would be a nice story, but his strikeout rate was so low in the majors that it’s hard to see that happening. Pitchers tend to peak somewhat before hitters, so he’s working against father time, too. I’m glad he’s got a contract for another couple years.