KANSAS CITY ROYALS

Player	POS	G	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	BB	SO	SB	AVG	OBP	SLG
BCBruce Chen	–	34	764	114	215	45	6	33	102	47	140	18	.281	.323	.486
LHLuke Hochevar	–	32	719	127	202	44	6	27	106	61	144	15	.281	.337	.471
LMLuis Mendoza	–	30	632	84	176	29	5	15	72	59	104	7	.278	.340	.411
WSWill Smith	–	16	355	54	111	19	3	12	50	33	59	8	.313	.371	.485
JGJeremy Guthrie	–	14	339	37	84	11	0	9	31	19	56	0	.248	.288	.360
KHKelvin Herrera	–	76	316	24	79	11	3	4	24	21	77	12	.250	.297	.342
Salvador Perez	C	76	289	38	87	16	0	11	39	12	27	0	.301	.329	.471
TCTim Collins	–	72	255	29	55	12	3	8	41	34	93	9	.216	.308	.380
GHGreg Holland	–	67	248	22	58	12	3	2	31	34	91	2	.234	.326	.331
ETEverett Teaford	–	18	239	34	68	9	1	11	29	21	35	2	.285	.342	.469
ACAaron Crow	–	73	234	27	54	3	1	4	28	22	65	2	.231	.297	.303
JSJonathan Sánchez	–	12	215	47	65	13	4	8	44	44	36	8	.302	.421	.512
LCLouis Coleman	–	42	187	23	41	10	1	10	25	26	65	0	.219	.315	.444
VMVin Mazzaro	–	18	173	29	55	6	0	3	21	19	26	12	.318	.385	.405
JMJose Mijares	–	51	145	13	36	8	1	3	21	13	37	5	.248	.310	.379
FPFelipe Paulino	–	7	139	8	31	8	2	3	7	15	39	2	.223	.299	.374
JBJonathan Broxton	–	35	132	11	36	5	1	1	11	14	25	2	.273	.342	.348
NANate Adcock	–	12	131	13	37	7	0	4	15	13	22	3	.282	.347	.427
DDDanny Duffy	–	6	103	13	26	10	0	2	11	18	28	2	.252	.364	.408
FBFrancisley Bueno	–	18	65	4	16	3	0	0	3	2	7	0	.246	.269	.292
JJJeremy Jeffress	–	13	60	14	19	3	1	0	10	13	13	2	.317	.438	.400
THTommy Hottovy	–	9	36	3	11	4	0	2	8	5	6	0	.306	.390	.583
RCRoman Colon	–	3	34	6	12	5	0	0	7	3	3	0	.353	.405	.500
JOJake Odorizzi	–	2	30	4	8	1	1	1	4	4	4	2	.267	.353	.467
RVRyan Verdugo	–	1	13	6	8	2	0	1	6	2	2	0	.615	.667	1.000
MMMitch Maier	–	1	3	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	.333	.333	.333

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.