06 June 2005

With Chipper Jones (ESPN, CUBE, bb-ref) on the DL, Andy Marte (ESPN, CUBE) finally gets his first shot at MLB playing time. Jamie's two previous posts cover Chipper's injury; this post is for displaying Marte's minor league stats. If the table below is too wide or is not displaying correctly, click here.

Andy Marte	G	PA	AB	H	1B	2B	3B	HR	BB	HB	SF	SB	CS	OB	TB	AVG	OBP	SLG	OPS	RC	R	RBI
01 Danville	37	145	125	25	18	6	0	1	20	0	0	3	0	45	34	.200	.310	.272	.582	11	12	12
02 Macon	126	542	488	137	80	32	4	21	41	6	7	2	1	184	240	.281	.339	.492	.831	81	69	105
03 Greenville	130	541	463	132	80	35	1	16	67	2	9	5	2	201	217	.285	.372	.469	.840	80	69	63
04 Richmond	107	450	387	104	52	28	1	23	58	2	3	1	1	164	203	.269	.364	.525	.889	74	52	68
04 Gulf Coast	3	17	15	7	2	4	0	1	2	0	0	0	0	9	14	.467	.529	.933	1.463	7	4	6
04 (total)	110	467	402	111	54	32	1	24	60	2	3	1	1	173	217	.276	.370	.540	.910	80	56	74
05 Richmond	54	226	199	55	30	15	1	9	27	0	0	0	1	82	99	.276	.363	.497	.860	36	19	35
Totals	457	1921	1677	460	262	120	7	71	215	10	19	11	5	685	807	.274	.357	.481	.838	287	225	254

Marte's total playing time in the minors amounts to about three full major-league seasons, which make for useful numbers when you divide some of his sum totals by three: 152 games, 559 at-bats, 40 doubles, 24 homers, 72 walks, 75 runs, 85 RBI. If you know the Braves farm system, this is likely a sign of good things to come!

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