Tom Brennan: Binghamton Full Season Hitter Stats: Mets Rocking

KEVIN PARADA

(First, Alicia Keys just sang THIS TEAM IS ON FIRE! 10-0? Quintana doing his best Jon Tudor imitation, and tons of hitting from a line up without McNeil, Martinez, and Lindor. And Acuna HR, another hit, .467? Like 1969 again.)

Now that the AA season is over, here are Binghamton Rumble Ponies hitter stats. 

Pardon the names in the table being squished. The table transfer was tough.

The entire team itself hit .225.

Note the high strikeouts and low averages. 

Which of these are actual bona fide prospects to you?  

Please remember that: 

McIlwain left mid-season to play indy ball; 

JT Schwartz and Wyatt Young were promoted to AA, where both are hitting substantially lower than they did in AA; and 

Rhylan Thomas was traded for Ryne Stanek.  

All the other hitters that had any sizable number of ABs hit below .240.

Without the departed Thomas, Young, and Schwartz, they hit around .210.

	AB	H	2B	HR	RBI	BB	K	SB	AVG	OBP	SLG
	481	101	22	5	46	55	123	40	.210	.291	.299
A Ramirez
	453	93	19	19	61	23	123	11	.205	.245	.373
J Jackson
	415	99	27	8	41	64	106	12	.239	.352	.366
M Rudick
	413	90	19	9	53	42	123	25	.218	.297	.329
R Jordan
	398	85	17	13	43	45	153	0	.214	.304	.359
K Parada
	333	77	21	18	58	63	117	3	.231	.359	.456
R Clifford
	320	92	10	4	31	49	79	16	.288	.393	.363
W Young
	273	61	22	12	33	33	119	10	.223	.316	.436
J Palmer
	217	64	11	5	27	39	41	7	.295	.408	.424
J Schwartz
	204	41	10	3	22	12	63	4	.201	.262	.304
S Consuegra
	200	47	11	2	24	12	50	1	.235	.287	.320
D Osborn
	152	34	7	3	9	14	44	6	.224	.306	.342
M McIlwain
	96	31	8	0	13	8	13	6	.323	.377	.406
R  Thomas
	87	15	4	0	3	10	25	2	.172	.287	.241
J Williams
	86	14	3	1	6	4	31	1	.163	.198	.233
M Gil
	70	17	3	2	7	10	27	0	.243	.341	.371
J Peroza
J. WIllams	63	10	2	3	8	6	36	0	.159	.232	.333