As a team, the Twins have hit 59 home runs and 97 doubles. Additionally, they have played a total of 97 doubles.  The Minnesota Twins have a slugging percentage of.385, and they have been called out on strikes 495 times. On the other hand, they have walked 170 times.  Currently, the Minnesota Twins are averaging 4.2 runs per game, which places them in 15th place in the whole baseball league.  Their batting average is.242, and they have a total of 489 base knocks and 242 runs batted in during the course of the season. Additionally, they have accumulated 242 runs batted in.  Their batting average is.312 and they have scored 253 runs so far.

 The Twins have a 3.32 earned run average for the season, which places them sixth in the Major League Baseball, and their pitching staff has struck out 534 batters.  Among the Twins’ pitchers, they have allowed 56 home runs in addition to 210 runs, which places them fourth in the league.  During the course of the season, they have walked 148 batters who are batting against them, and their batting average per inning (FIP) has been 3.43.  The Minnesota Twins have given up 195 earned runs and 464 base hits, which is 7.9 hits per nine innings.  As of right now, their strikeout to walk ratio is 3.61, and their pitching staff has a WHIP of 1.16 according to the statistics.

 There have been 67 different save situations in which the Twins relievers have entered the game, and their save percentage is 56.5%.  The relief pitchers have been responsible for inherited 58 base runners throughout the course of the season, and 37.9% of those runners have contributed to their team’s score by scoring a run.  There have been 43 instances in which pitchers for the Twins have entered the game with people on base, and they have also made 78 appearances in extremely high leverage situations.  During the course of the season, the Twins have utilized 206 relievers in their lineup.  As of the current season, the bullpen has a total of 42 holds, which places them sixth in the league.  As of the end of the year, they have made 13 saves, but they have failed to save 10 of the 23 opportunities they have had to save the game.

 During the course of the season, the Twins have scored 1,584 runs, contributed 431 assists, and committed 30 errors.  The team’s fielding percentage has remained unchanged at.985, which places them in seventeenth place among all professional baseball teams. Additionally, they have made 31 double plays.  As a result of the Twins’ ability to convert 70.0% of baseballs in play into outs over the course of their 4,752 innings, they now hold the sixteenth spot in the professional baseball rankings.

 As a result of his time spent pitching in the Major League Baseball, Ober has piled up 534 strikeouts and pitched for 533 innings.  The earned run average for his career is 3.73, and he has a WHIP of 1.101 over the course of his career.  In addition to 116 free passes, he has allowed 471 base hits, which is equivalent to 8.0 hits per nine innings pitched.  During his stint in the major leagues, Ober has faced 2,161 batters, which has resulted in him earning a home run average of 3.68. His career win-loss record currently stands at 29-22.

 To this point in the season, Sacramento has hit 75 home runs and contributed 251 runs batted in.  In addition to scoring 260 runs, they have played 103 doubles, which has allowed them to gain a free base 200 times.  Additionally, the Sacramento Athletics have a batting average of.255 and an on-base percentage of.321, all of which are impressive statistics for this season.  With a team slugging percentage of.417, the Athletics have a total of 4.19 runs scored per game, which places them sixteenth in Major League Baseball.  They have committed 501 strikeouts, which places them sixteenth in the baseball league, and they have collected 541 hits.

 At this point in the season, the Athletics have a team WHIP of 1.552 and a FIP of 5.04, both of which are considered to be the team’s respective numbers.  According to their statistics, they have a strikeout to walk ratio of 8.00 (490 strikeouts compared to 246 bases on balls).  Their pitching staff now ranks 29th in the league in terms of the overall number of hits they have allowed, with 606 hits.  They have allowed 94 long balls, and they have allowed 6.28 runs per nine innings, which places them 29th in the Major League Baseball.  This season, the pitching staff in Sacramento has allowed 383 runs to be scored against them, while maintaining a team earned run average of 5.85 (357 earned runs yielded).

 Seventy-seven times, Sacramento has put relievers on the mound to make saves, and they have managed to pull off fourteen of those saves.  Currently, they have a save percentage of 51.9%, which places them in the 26th position in the league. Additionally, they have sent 212 bullpen relievers to the hill this season.  They have 71 instances of their bullpen pitchers taking the field in high leverage situations, in addition to 78 instances where they have faced base runners.  In the case of 112 inherited runners, bullpen pitchers in Sacramento have an inherited scoring rate of 30.4%.  The Athletics have a total of 56 save situations between them, and they have 29 holds and 13 blown saves total.

 In the major leagues, the Sacramento Athletics have a fielding percentage of.983, which places them 25th, and they have turned 33 double plays.  The Athletics have accumulated 1,648 putouts, 453 assists, and 36 errors thus far this season. Additionally, they have accumulated 453 assists.  Over the course of their 4,944 innings played, the Athletics have maintained a defensive efficiency of 67.3%, which places them 29th in the whole baseball league.

 Sears has totaled 485 innings pitched throughout the course of his career, during which he has allowed 473 base knocks while also collecting 395 strikeouts.  He has a WHIP of 1.255 and a FIP of 4.4, and he has allowed a total of 240 earned runs since he began his career.  He has faced 2,049 batters throughout the course of his professional baseball career, and his strikeout to walk ratio is 2.90.  In his career, Sears has a record of 26-35 wins and 35 losses. He has a 4.45 earned run average (ERA) and has allowed 8.8 hits per nine innings pitched.