Trailing 30 - All Star Break Edition

Here is an explanation of this weekly feature. This entry lists the best and worst for the past 30 days of the 2016 regular season, through games of Sunday, July 10.

Programming note: Due to a scheduling conflict, there will not be a Trailing 30 report next week.

Comments of the week: Over the past 30 days, the Cubs have the sixth worst record in the majors. Max Kepler has the second most RBI. The Reds have a player tied for third in the majors for stolen bases, and it’s not Billy Hamilton. Peter Bourjos has the eighth highest OPS. Yeah, it’s time for a few days off.

American League
   Team W-L              
1. Houston          19- 8
2. Cleveland        18-10
   Toronto          18-10
4. Texas            17-12
5. Baltimore        15-12
       
   Worst Team W-L        
1. Tampa Bay         6-23
2. Los Angeles      11-17
   Seattle          11-17
4. Oakland          13-16
5. New York         13-14

   Batting Average       
1. Donaldson, Tor    .411
2. Schoop, Bal       .391
3. Morales, KC       .389
4. Trout, LA         .367
5. Machado, Bal      .355
       
   On Base Percentage    
1. Donaldson, Tor    .526
2. Trout, LA         .471
3. Encarnacion, Tor  .470
4. Morales, KC       .450
5. Ramirez, Bos      .437

   Slugging Percentage   
1. Donaldson, Tor    .776
2. Encarnacion, Tor  .774
3. Morales, KC       .744
4. Santana, Cle      .673
5. Cron, LA          .663
     
   On Base Plus Slugging 
1. Donaldson, Tor   1.302
2. Encarnacion, Tor 1.244
3. Morales, KC      1.194
4. Trout, LA        1.093
5. Santana, Cle     1.075

   Worst OPS             
1. Mazara, Tex       .515
2. Garcia, Chi       .533
3. Marte, Sea        .5975
4. Martin, Sea       .5983
5. Gardner, NY       .606
          
   Home Runs             
1. Santana, Cle        10
   Encarnacion, Tor    10
3. Donaldson, Tor       9
   Miller, TB           9
   Morales, KC          9
 
   Runs                  
1. Donaldson, Tor      34
2. Encarnacion, Tor    30
3. Trout, LA           26
4. Jones, Bal          25
   Schoop, Bal         25

   RBI                   
1. Encarnacion, Tor    32
2. Kepler, Min         31
3. Donaldson, Tor      28
4. Morales, KC         25
5. Cron, LA            24
       
   Stolen Bases          
1. Davis, Cle          10
   Nunez, Min          10
3. Andrus, Tex          6
   Maybin, Det          6
   Trout, LA            6
  
   Saves                 
1. Dyson, Tex          10
2. Britton, Bal         8
   Robertson, Chi       8
4. 3 with               7
   
 
   ERA                   
1. Carrasco, Cle     1.60
2. Santiago, LA      2.30
3. Bauer, Cle        2.43
4. Moore, TB         2.52
5. Graveman, Oak     2.65

   Worst ERA             
1. Sabathia, NY      6.83
2. Odorizzi, TB      6.75
   Smyly, TB         6.75
4. Volquez, KC       6.27
5. Shields, Chi      6.19
 
   FIP                   
1. Pineda, NY        2.56
2. Paxton, Sea       2.66
3. Porcello, Bos     2.96
4. Kluber, Cle       2.97
5. Happ, Tor         3.01
 
   WHIP                  
1. Santana, Min      0.98 
2. Kluber, Cle       1.020
3. Pineda, NY        1.023
4. Kennedy, KC       1.05
5. Duffy, KC         1.06
 
   Strikeouts            
1. Price, Bos          49
2. Duffy, KC           45
3. Carrasco, Cle       44
4. Archer, TB          42
   Pineda, NY          42

National League
   Team W-L
1. San Francisco    21- 7
2. Los Angeles      18-11
3. Washington       17-12
4. Miami            15-12
5. Pittsburgh       14-14

   Worst Team W-L
1. Cincinnati        9-19
2. Milwaukee        10-16
3. Chicago          12-17
4. SD, Colorado,    12-15
   Arizona               
   
   Batting Average     
1. Bourjos, Phi      .409
2. LeMahieu, Col     .398
3. Rizzo, Chi        .379
4. Hernandez, Phi    .378
5. Posey, SF         .365
 
   On Base Percentage  
1. Carpenter, SL     .478
2. Rizzo, Chi        .472
3. Votto, Cin        .468
4. Posey, SF         .461
5. Bourjos, Phi      .453

   Slugging Percentage  
1. Lamb, Ari         .828
2. Rizzo, Chi        .738
3. Bryant, Chi       .729
4. Freeman, Atl      .699
5. Bourjos, Phi      .659

   On Base Plus Slugging
1. Lamb, Ari        1.252
2. Rizzo, Chi       1.209
3. Bryant, Chi      1.173
4. Freeman, Atl     1.132
5. Bourjos, Phi     1.112
      
   Worst OPS
1. Harrison, Pit     .462
2. Hamilton, Cin     .495
3. Ramirez, SD       .503
4. Thompson, LA      .514
5. Zimmerman, Was    .536

   Home Runs
1. Bryant, Chi         11
2. Lamb, Ari            9
   Upton, SD            9
4. 5 with               8
   

   Runs    
1. Bryant, Chi         29
2. Posey, SF           23
   Segura, Ari         23
4. Blackmon, Col       22
   Myers, SD           22  

   RBI      
1. Crawford, SF        29
2. Espinosa, Was       24
   Gonzalez, Col       24
   Lamb, Ari           24
   Murphy, Was         24

   Stolen Bases          
1. Marte, Pit          11
2. Jankowski, SD        9
   Peraza, Cin          9
   Villar, Mil          9
5. 2 with               8

   Saves
1. Familia, NY         10
   Jansen, LA          10
3. Casilla, SF          9
4. Melancon, Pit        8
   Ramos, Mia           8

   ERA
1. Martinez, SL      1.34
2. Hendricks, Chi    1.78
3. Scherzer, Was     1.83
4. Bumgarner, SF     2.06
5. deGrom, NY        2.25

   Worst ERA
1. Niese, Pit        7.92
2. Gonzalez, Was     6.40
3. Straily, Cin      6.35
4. Lamb, Cin         6.30
5. Lackey, Chi       6.23

   FIP
1. Wainwright, SL    2.20
2. Fernandez, Mia    2.41
3. Syndergaard, NY   2.52
4. Leake, SL         2.54
5. Bettis, Col       2.64

   WHIP
1. Scherzer, Was     0.74
2. Bumgarner, SF     0.76
3. Teheran, Atl      0.85
4. Guerra, Mil       0.90
5. Fernandez, Mia    0.92

   Strikeouts
1. Scherzer, Was       57
2. Bumgarner, SF       47
3. Fernandez, Mia      44
4. Ray, Ari            43
5. Maeda, LA           42

Rob Mains

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