| Stat | Person/Team | Rank |
| Ks/9 | Team | 20th |
| HR/G | Team | 37th |
| FLD% | Team | 29th |
| R/G | Cislo | 32th |
| RBi/G | LaMarre | 32th |
| BB/9 | Fetter | 60th |
So I put out the Stat Watch a few days too early as the NCAA released their first set of weekly statistic releases. While I can’t get you a direct link to the Michigan page (or haven’t figured out a way so far), it isn’t hard to get to it by starting here. To get to the Michigan page, go to Division I, week of 3/23/09, Team All Statistics. We’re team #61 (as sorted by batting average). Click on Michigan and you’ll see how we stack up in 25 team categories, and how our team leaders stack up in 32 individual statistics. Most individual leader boards top out at about 300 players. Katzman and Fetter both show up in a few of the pitching categories while Cislo, Dufek, LaMarre, Urban, and Toth all show up in the offensive categories. I’ve included some of the more notable rankings for Michigan in the chart to the right.
Something else I noticed, Arizona thanks us for that 6 GDP game, as they now rank first in double plays per game.
Yes, I am using this statistic site to distract me from the fact that we lost to Eastern Michigan today.
Posted under Baseball
Tags: anthony toth, chris fetter, eric katzman, kevin cislo, mike dufek, nick urban, ryan lamarre