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Nick Solak

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Playing TimeOffensevs Hitters
Games Played4
BattingOffensevs Hitters
Plate Appearances10
At Bats7
Hits1
On Base Percentage.222
Batting Average.143
Doubles0
Triples0
Home Runs0
Extra Base Hits0
Total Bases1
Slugging Percentage.143
Isolated Power.000
On Base Plus Slugging.365
Runs0
Runs Batted In1
Plate DisciplineOffensevs Hitters
Walks1
Walk Rate10.0%
Intentional Walks0
Hit by Pitch0
Strikeouts0
Strikeout Rate0.0%
BaserunningOffensevs Hitters
Stolen Bases0
Caught Stealing0
4 games
DateOppABRHXBHHRTBRBIBBKSB
SDJune 20, 2026@TEXTEX2000000100
SDJune 19, 2026@TEXTEX1000000000
SDJune 14, 2026@BALBAL2000000000
SDJune 13, 2026@BALBAL2010011000
By season2 seasons
SeasonGPAABHXBHHRRBISBAVGOBPSLGOPS
2026SD410710010.143.222.143.365
2025PIT4111110000.091.091.091.182

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