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PIT

Pittsburgh Pirates

Pittsburgh Pirates come in 4th of 30 teams in strikeouts per 9, at 11.4.

1 is best, whichever way the stat runs — a defensive row at 1 allowed the fewest. The count after each slash is how many teams were placed; a rate skips those with too small a sample. Red to green by where the placing sits. A stat with no better end is left unpainted.

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Record
Games Played158
Wins8013/30
Losses7813/30
Scoring
Run Differential2712/30
ScoringOffense
Runs Scored7515/30
ScoringDefense
Runs Allowed72419/30
BattingOffense
Plate Appearances6,1083/30
At Bats5,4202/30
Hits1,3742/30
On Base Percentage.3284/30
Batting Average.2544/30
Doubles24216/30
Triples1623/30
Home Runs18213/30
Total Bases2,1945/30
Slugging Percentage.4058/30
On Base Plus Slugging.7326/30
Runs Batted In7175/30
Plate DisciplineOffense
Walks5558/30
Walk Rate9.1%11/30
Hit by Pitch517/30
Strikeouts1,46527/30
Strikeout Rate24.0%25/30
BaserunningOffense
Stolen Bases1298/30
Caught Stealing145/30
PitchingDefense
Earned Runs66119/30
Earned Run Average5.2021/30
Hits Allowed1,26712/30
Home Runs Allowed1501/30
Walks Allowed56922/30
Walks per 94.524/30
Walks and Hits per Inning1.6119/30
Strikeouts1,4535/30
Strikeouts per 911.44/30
Complete Games04/30
Shutouts03/30
BullpenDefense
Saves3919/30
Blown Saves2518/30
Holds7525/30

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