MLB/Teams/Minnesota Twins

MINNESOTA TWINS

American League Central · 2008–2026 · 2,331 games

Season

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0-2

2009 REGULAR SEASON

.000 · 4 of 4 in the division

RUNS SCORED

1.00 per game

RUNS ALLOWED

7.00 per game

-12

RUN DIFFERENTIAL

No postseason

01/2009 hitting

24 batters
Regular season

Player	POS	G	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	BB	SO	SB	AVG	OBP	SLG
Nick Blackburn	–	33	828	103	240	47	3	25	90	41	98	12	.290	.323	.444
Scott Baker	–	33	769	99	190	40	3	28	88	48	162	10	.247	.291	.416
Francisco Liriano	–	29	527	93	147	37	0	21	87	65	122	15	.279	.358	.469
Glen Perkins	–	18	395	64	120	19	2	13	60	23	45	7	.304	.342	.461
Kevin Slowey	–	16	366	50	113	24	1	15	48	15	75	10	.309	.336	.503
Brian Duensing	–	24	320	37	84	13	0	7	32	31	53	1	.263	.328	.369
Carl Pavano	–	12	299	39	85	16	5	7	37	16	59	13	.284	.321	.441
Matt Guerrier	–	79	280	23	58	5	1	10	30	16	47	4	.207	.250	.339
R.A. Dickey	–	35	255	34	74	12	3	8	46	30	42	5	.290	.365	.455
Joe Nathan	–	70	246	16	42	8	2	7	14	22	89	5	.171	.239	.305
Anthony Swarzak	–	12	244	43	76	9	2	12	38	20	34	1	.311	.364	.512
Jose Mijares	–	71	223	17	50	7	0	7	28	23	55	5	.224	.297	.350
Bob Keppel	–	37	212	30	63	13	3	4	32	21	32	2	.297	.361	.443
Jesse Crain	–	56	192	28	48	10	2	3	27	27	43	4	.250	.342	.370
Jeff Manship	–	11	126	21	39	8	0	4	15	15	21	6	.310	.383	.468
Luis Ayala	–	28	124	18	38	10	0	4	20	8	21	4	.306	.348	.484
Jon Rauch	–	17	53	3	13	2	0	1	7	6	14	0	.245	.322	.340
Craig Breslow	–	17	50	11	11	1	0	3	4	11	11	1	.220	.361	.420
Philip Humber	–	8	41	8	17	0	0	1	7	9	9	1	.415	.520	.488
Sean Henn	–	14	40	9	9	4	0	2	8	8	9	1	.225	.354	.475
Ron Mahay	–	16	34	3	7	1	0	1	7	3	8	0	.206	.270	.324
Armando Gabino	–	2	20	7	9	3	0	1	6	5	2	0	.450	.560	.750
Kevin Mulvey	–	2	10	4	6	0	0	0	4	0	0	0	.600	.600	.600
Juan Morillo	–	3	9	5	3	1	0	1	2	3	1	0	.333	.500	.778

02/2009 pitching

24 pitchers
Regular season

Player	G	W	L	IP	H	ER	BB	SO	HR	ERA	WHIP
Nick Blackburn	33	11	11	205.2	240	92	41	98	25	4.03	1.37
Scott Baker	33	15	9	200.0	190	97	48	162	28	4.37	1.19
Francisco Liriano	29	5	13	136.2	147	88	65	122	21	5.80	1.55
Glen Perkins	18	6	7	96.1	120	63	23	45	13	5.89	1.48
Kevin Slowey	16	10	3	90.2	113	49	15	75	15	4.86	1.41
Brian Duensing	24	5	2	84.0	84	34	31	53	7	3.64	1.37
Matt Guerrier	79	5	1	76.1	58	20	16	47	10	2.36	0.97
Carl Pavano	12	5	4	73.2	85	38	16	59	7	4.64	1.37
Joe Nathan	70	2	2	68.2	42	16	22	89	7	2.10	0.93
R.A. Dickey	35	1	1	64.1	74	33	30	42	8	4.62	1.62
Jose Mijares	71	2	2	61.2	50	16	23	55	7	2.34	1.18
Anthony Swarzak	12	3	7	59.0	76	41	20	34	12	6.25	1.63
Bob Keppel	37	1	1	54.0	63	29	21	32	4	4.83	1.56
Jesse Crain	56	7	4	51.2	48	27	27	43	3	4.70	1.45
Luis Ayala	28	1	2	32.1	38	15	8	21	4	4.18	1.42
Jeff Manship	11	1	1	31.2	39	20	15	21	4	5.68	1.71
Jon Rauch	17	5	1	15.2	13	3	6	14	1	1.72	1.21
Craig Breslow	17	1	2	14.1	11	10	11	11	3	6.28	1.53
Sean Henn	14	0	3	11.1	9	9	8	9	2	7.15	1.50
Philip Humber	8	0	0	9.0	17	8	9	9	1	8.00	2.89
Ron Mahay	16	1	0	9.0	7	2	3	8	1	2.00	1.11
Armando Gabino	2	0	0	3.2	9	7	5	2	1	17.18	3.82
Juan Morillo	3	0	0	2.0	3	5	3	1	1	22.50	3.00
Kevin Mulvey	2	0	0	1.1	6	4	0	0	0	27.00	4.50

03/2009 results

2 played
2 scheduled

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.