There have been 392 times that San Diego has struck out, and there have been 178 times that they have drawn a walk. Their slugging percentage is.385. A total of 470 hits and 222 runs batted in have been accumulated by them throughout the course of the season, and their team batting average is currently at.249 at this point. As a team, the Padres have hit 53 balls out of the park and have a total of 84 two-baggers to their credit. A total of 242 runs have been scored by them, and their on-base percentage is.316. With 4.3 runs scored per game, the San Diego Padres are currently ranked 15th in the league. This place them in the 15th spot overall.

Their pitching staff has a WHIP of 1.21 and has accumulated a K/BB ratio of 2.78. Additionally, they have a WHIP of 2.78. The Padres’ pitchers have allowed 60 home runs and 226 runs, which places them eleventh in the Major League Baseball. San Diego has allowed a total of 203 earned runs and 430 base hits, which is equivalent to 7.6 hits per nine innings. A total of 503 batters have been hit by the Padres’ pitching staff, and the team’s earned run average for the season is 3.61, which ranks ninth in the league. During the course of the season, their pitching staff has walked 181 batters from opposing teams, and their batting average per game (FIP) has been 3.83.

Throughout the course of the season, the Padres have sent out a total of two hundred relievers to the mound. There have been 87 base runners that have been inherited by the relievers throughout the year, and 37.9% of them have crossed the plate. This year, they have made 21 saves, but they have failed to save seven of the 28 opportunities they have had to save the game. As of right now, the Padres relievers have a save percentage of 75.0 percent and have entered the game in 69 different kinds of save situations. The relief pitchers have a total of forty holds so far this season, which places them ninth in the baseball league. There have been 62 instances in which Padres relief pitchers have taken the mound with runners on base, and they have also made 76 appearances in high leverage situations.

During their 4,554 innings played on the diamond, the Padres have converted 71.1% of baseballs that were in play into outs, which places them in eighth place among all professional baseball teams. Over the course of the season, the San Diego Padres have registered 1,518 putouts, in addition to 434 assists and 29 mistakes. In the professional baseball league, their fielding percentage is.985, which places them in 17th place. Additionally, they have 44 double plays.

Throughout his career, Pivetta has had the opportunity to pitch for a total of 1,091 innings and has recorded 1,210 strikeouts. In addition to having a WHIP of 1.299, his earned run average is 4.64, and he has allowed 563 earned runs. A total of 395 walks have been issued to him, and he has allowed 1,023 base hits (8.4 hits per nine innings). According to Pivetta, who has a career record of 62-73 wins and 73 losses, he has a fielding percentage of 4.57 and has faced 4,632 batters in the major leagues.

Over the course of the season, the San Francisco Giants had a batting average of.233 and an on-base percentage of.310 overall. They have 454 base knocks and have been called out on strikes 501 times, which is the tenth most in the Major League Baseball. Through the first month of this year, San Francisco has hit 57 home runs and has contributed 237 runs batted in. They have a team slugging percentage of.374, and they score 4.20 runs per game, which places them seventeenth in the league. During this period, they have accumulated 248 runs, 86 doubles, and 204 free bases. Additionally, they have recorded 86 doubles.

Throughout the course of the season, the San Francisco pitching staff has allowed 206 runs to be scored against them, and as a result, they have a team earned run average of 3.11 (179 earned runs surrendered). They have given up 41 long balls, and their average run rate is 3.58 per nine innings, which places them fifth in the Major League Baseball. The Giants have a team WHIP of 1.201 and a FIP of 3.27 as a unit this season. Additionally, the Giants have a team WHIP of 1.201. Their current strikeout-to-walk ratio is 8.90, which means that they have 512 strikeouts versus 178 walks. With 444 hits allowed, they are presently placed sixth in the league as a pitching staff in terms of total hits allowed.

There are 68 inherited base runners, and San Francisco relievers have an inherited scoring percentage of 38.2%. There have been 67 instances in which their relievers have taken the mound in high leverage situations, and there have been 38 instances in which we have base runners. The Giants have accumulated 43 holds in addition to 8 blown saves, and they are currently sitting with 68 save situations against them. At the moment, they hold the eighth spot in the baseball rankings with a save percentage of 68.0%, and they have utilized 177 relievers throughout the course of the season. The bullpen pitchers of San Francisco have been called upon to take the mound in 25 different save opportunities, and they have managed to come away with 17 saves.

Currently, the Giants have a defensive efficiency of 69.7%, which places them in 18th place among all major league teams, out of their 4,662 innings played on the diamond. Eighteenth in the major leagues in terms of fielding percentage, the San Francisco Giants have accounted for a fielding rate of.985 and have committed 46 double plays. During the course of this season, the Giants have a total of 1,554 putouts, 561 assists, and 32 errors to their credit.

Over the course of his career in professional baseball, Roupp has allowed 103 base knocks while simultaneously recording 103 strikeouts as a result of his 106 innings pitched. Roupp has a career record of 4-6 wins and losses, and he has a 3.56 earned run average. However, he has allowed 8.7 hits per nine innings pitched throughout his career. In addition to having a WHIP of 1.404 and a FIP of 3.5, he has allowed a total of 42 earned runs to be scored against him. A total of 465 hitters have been faced by him throughout his career in Major League Baseball, and his strikeout to walk ratio is 2.24.

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