Soriano Stats

Soriano: Updated Stats vs. the Astros

Alfonso Soriano will (probably) be making his amazing comeback into baseball on September 1st,  when the Cubs face off the Astros in a head to head, dog eat dog face off homestand. Here are Alfonso’s numbers at home, against the Astros, and at home against the Astros.

2007 Season vs. Astros

6 games

5-25, .200 AVG.

4 runs

1 double

0 triples

1 homerun

3 rbis

0 walks

8 strikeouts

Cmon Fonzie! You can do better! Really, no walks, eight strikeouts!?!?!?!  Well, at least you got a homerun and a couple hits, but seriously, let’s bring up that batting average!

2007 At Wrigley Field 

54 games

48-227, .211 AVG.

31 runs

14 doubles

3 triples

4 homeruns

13 rbis

9 walks

54 strikeouts

There’s those strikeouts again! Obviously this guy’s had some struggles at home.  But when Fonzie hits it, he hits it pretty hard, and he’s a GREAT clutch hitter, even though he seems to get more hits away. And the average is a little better but not compared to his real average (.297).

Career vs. Astros

29 games

31-117, .242 AVG.

26 runs

8 doubles

0 triples

7 homeruns

20 rbis

5 walks

22 strikeouts

The 26 runs in 29 games is definately something to be proud of… Good job, Fonzie. The one thing is, again with the strikeouts. Try to bring up the average just a bit

Career at Wrigley

60 games

52-252, .176 AVG.

33 runs

15 doubles

3 triples

5 homeruns

14 rbis

10 walks

63 strikeouts

Overall, Fonzie’s done a pretty good job with hitting against the Astros at Wrigley. He has a HUGE amount of runs and rbis, which means he’s a REALLY good clutch hitter and baserunner. Good luck, Fonzie!