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A player page shows one box score, because a hitter and a pitcher share almost no column — which half you get follows the one he appears in. Every rate is built from summed counts, so a batting average is hits over at bats across whatever window you picked rather than an average of nightly averages. Pitchers rank against starters or relievers, which is the split the sport itself draws. A dash means no number for that cell, or a zero in a roster column that counts.

WSH

Trey Lipscomb

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Playing TimeOffensevs Hitters▶
Games Played3
BattingOffensevs Hitters▶
Plate Appearances4
At Bats4
Hits2
On Base Percentage.500
Batting Average.500
Doubles0
Triples0
Home Runs0
Extra Base Hits0
Total Bases2
Slugging Percentage.500
Isolated Power.000
On Base Plus Slugging1.000
Runs1
Runs Batted In0
Plate DisciplineOffensevs Hitters▶
Walks0
Walk Rate0%
Intentional Walks0
Hit by Pitch0
Strikeouts1
Strikeout Rate25%
BaserunningOffensevs Hitters▶
Stolen Bases0
Caught Stealing0
3 games
DateOppABRHXBHHRTBRBIBBKSB
WSHApril 23, 2025BALBAL0000000000
WSHApril 20, 2025@COLCOL4120020010
WSHApril 20, 2025@COLCOL0000000000
By season2 seasons
SeasonGPAABHXBHHRRBISBAVGOBPSLGOPS
2025WSH34420000.500.500.5001.000
2024WSH6121119038411011.200.268.232.500

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