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ATLANTA BRAVES

National League East · 2008–2026 · 2,327 games

Season

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1-0

2009 REGULAR SEASON

1.000 · 1 of 4 in the division

RUNS SCORED

9.00 per game

RUNS ALLOWED

1.00 per game

RUN DIFFERENTIAL

No postseason

01/2009 hitting

21 batters
Regular season

Player	POS	G	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	BB	SO	SB	AVG	OBP	SLG
Javier Vazquez	–	32	811	75	181	28	6	20	68	44	238	7	.223	.263	.346
Jair Jurrjens	–	34	786	71	186	39	5	15	64	75	152	14	.237	.303	.356
Derek Lowe	–	34	770	109	232	46	8	16	100	63	111	13	.301	.354	.444
Kenshin Kawakami	–	32	589	73	153	40	10	15	68	57	105	6	.260	.325	.438
Tommy Hanson	–	21	466	42	105	22	5	10	41	46	116	18	.225	.295	.358
Rafael Soriano	–	77	273	25	53	12	2	6	25	27	102	3	.194	.267	.319
Michael Gonzalez	–	80	268	28	56	16	0	7	25	33	90	7	.209	.296	.347
Peter Moylan	–	87	265	29	65	13	3	0	34	35	61	11	.245	.333	.317
Kris Medlen	–	37	254	34	65	20	0	5	32	30	72	1	.256	.335	.394
Eric O'Flaherty	–	78	210	23	52	4	0	2	21	18	39	4	.248	.307	.295
Tim Hudson	–	7	166	17	49	9	0	4	17	13	30	1	.295	.346	.422
Manny Acosta	–	36	150	19	45	10	1	4	21	19	32	4	.300	.379	.460
Jeff Bennett	–	33	133	13	42	6	1	2	19	21	23	3	.316	.409	.421
Jo-Jo Reyes	–	6	103	25	27	10	2	4	18	13	21	1	.262	.345	.515
Buddy Carlyle	–	17	92	23	35	8	0	5	26	12	12	0	.380	.452	.630
Boone Logan	–	20	72	12	21	4	0	1	10	9	10	4	.292	.370	.389
James Parr	–	8	58	9	17	4	5	1	12	5	12	0	.293	.349	.586
Jorge Campillo	–	5	18	3	7	2	1	0	7	3	3	0	.389	.476	.611
Jairo Asencio	–	3	11	1	3	2	0	0	1	2	0	0	.273	.385	.455
Blaine Boyer	–	3	7	6	3	0	0	0	4	3	2	0	.429	.600	.429
Vladimir Nunez	–	1	5	4	2	0	0	2	4	2	1	0	.400	.571	1.600

02/2009 pitching

21 pitchers
Regular season

Player	G	W	L	IP	H	ER	BB	SO	HR	ERA	WHIP
Javier Vazquez	32	15	10	219.1	181	70	44	238	20	2.87	1.03
Jair Jurrjens	34	14	10	215.0	186	62	75	152	15	2.60	1.21
Derek Lowe	34	15	10	194.2	232	101	63	111	16	4.67	1.52
Kenshin Kawakami	32	7	12	156.1	153	67	57	105	15	3.86	1.34
Tommy Hanson	21	11	4	127.2	105	41	46	116	10	2.89	1.18
Rafael Soriano	77	1	6	75.2	53	25	27	102	6	2.97	1.06
Michael Gonzalez	80	5	4	74.1	56	20	33	90	7	2.42	1.20
Peter Moylan	87	6	2	73.0	65	23	35	61	0	2.84	1.37
Kris Medlen	37	3	5	67.2	65	32	30	72	5	4.26	1.40
Eric O'Flaherty	78	2	1	56.1	52	19	18	39	2	3.04	1.24
Tim Hudson	7	2	1	42.1	49	17	13	30	4	3.61	1.46
Manny Acosta	36	1	1	37.1	45	18	19	32	4	4.34	1.71
Jeff Bennett	33	2	4	34.0	42	12	21	23	2	3.18	1.85
Jo-Jo Reyes	6	0	2	27.0	27	21	13	21	4	7.00	1.48
Buddy Carlyle	17	0	1	21.1	35	21	12	12	5	8.86	2.20
Boone Logan	20	1	1	17.1	21	10	9	10	1	5.19	1.73
James Parr	8	0	0	14.0	17	9	5	12	1	5.79	1.57
Jorge Campillo	5	1	0	4.1	7	2	3	3	0	4.15	2.31
Jairo Asencio	3	0	1	2.2	3	1	2	0	0	3.38	1.88
Blaine Boyer	3	0	1	1.1	3	6	3	2	0	40.50	4.50
Vladimir Nunez	1	0	0	1.0	2	4	2	1	2	36.00	4.00

03/2009 results

1 played
1 scheduled

@ PHI

AUG 29

W 9–1

Everything above is 2009 regular season; spring training is excluded and postseason games appear in the results list marked with their round but are not in the record or the roster tables. A player appears in the hitting table if he batted and in the pitching table if he pitched, both decided by what he actually did rather than by his listed position, so a position player who finished a blowout on the mound appears in both. Innings pitched is summed as outs and converted once: the stored value is in thirds, so “6.1” is six innings and one out, and adding those as decimals understates a staff’s workload. ERA and WHIP are computed from those out totals rather than averaged from per-game figures. On-base percentage here is (H + BB) over (AB + BB); hit-by-pitch and sacrifice flies are not in the source rows, so it is marginally below the official figure for players who are hit often.