BALTIMORE ORIOLES

Player	POS	G	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	BB	SO	SB	AVG	OBP	SLG
WCWei-Yin Chen	–	32	743	97	186	34	4	29	87	57	154	11	.250	.304	.424
THTommy Hunter	–	33	533	85	161	18	3	32	76	27	77	1	.302	.336	.527
JAJake Arrieta	–	24	449	82	122	23	1	16	71	35	109	9	.272	.324	.434
JHJason Hammel	–	20	445	48	104	18	0	9	38	42	113	6	.234	.300	.335
BMBrian Matusz	–	34	395	61	112	26	1	15	51	41	81	2	.284	.351	.468
MGMiguel González	–	18	391	38	92	19	1	13	39	35	77	2	.235	.298	.389
CTChris Tillman	–	15	319	38	66	18	0	12	30	24	66	4	.207	.262	.376
LALuis Ayala	–	66	298	27	81	19	0	7	41	14	51	5	.272	.304	.406
JJJim Johnson	–	71	250	21	55	7	0	3	24	15	41	3	.220	.264	.284
DODarren O'Day	–	69	242	17	49	16	2	6	20	14	69	4	.202	.246	.360
PSPedro Strop	–	70	240	18	52	10	0	2	24	37	58	1	.217	.321	.283
ZBZack Britton	–	12	235	37	61	12	2	6	28	32	53	1	.260	.348	.404
TPTroy Patton	–	54	209	15	45	10	0	5	18	12	49	1	.215	.258	.335
Manny Machado	3B	51	191	24	50	8	3	7	26	9	38	2	.262	.295	.445
JSJoe Saunders	–	7	173	20	49	9	0	4	17	8	23	1	.283	.315	.405
KGKevin Gregg	–	40	172	26	50	8	1	6	32	24	37	2	.291	.378	.453
MLMatt Lindstrom	–	34	138	14	35	4	0	2	16	12	30	5	.254	.313	.326
SJSteve Johnson	–	12	132	9	23	3	0	4	8	18	46	0	.174	.273	.288
DEDana Eveland	–	14	125	18	32	6	0	3	16	13	18	2	.256	.326	.376
RWRandy Wolf	–	5	56	9	17	4	0	2	7	7	8	0	.304	.381	.482
MSMiguel Socolovich	–	6	41	8	11	1	1	2	9	6	6	2	.268	.362	.488
SPStu Pomeranz	–	3	25	2	7	0	0	1	2	1	3	0	.280	.308	.400
ZPZach Phillips	–	6	25	4	7	2	0	2	6	3	5	0	.280	.357	.600
JRJ.C. Romero	–	5	19	4	7	1	0	1	5	1	1	1	.368	.400	.579
JBJason Berken	–	1	9	7	6	2	0	2	6	1	0	0	.667	.700	1.556
CDChris Davis	–	1	7	0	2	1	0	0	0	1	2	0	.286	.375	.429
DBDylan Bundy	–	2	5	0	1	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	.200	.333	.200

Everything above is 2012 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.