The best and worst of the Braves minor league hitters

[Preacher]

I used 60 ABs as the minimum - across all levels, stats are combined if a player has played at multiple spots.

Highest Avg

1. Dansby Swanson - .331

2. Reid Brignac - .329

3. Joey Meneses - .327

4. Ozzie Albies - .325

5. Jonathan Morales - .309

Lowest Avg.

1. Jordy Lara - .131

2. Jordan Edgerton - .181

3. Matt Tellor - .189

4. Jacob Schrader - .190

5. Bradley Keller - .191

Highest OBP

1. Swanson .438

2. Reid Brignac .422

3. Anthony Recker .395

4. Ronald Acuna .389

5. Ray-Patrick Didder .386

Highest SLG

1. Swanson .530

2. Meneses .500

3. Albies .470

4. Morales .430

5. Anthony Recker .430

Lowest SLG

1. Jordy Lara .180

2. Blake Lalli .240

3. Matt Tellor .260

4. Alejandro Salazar .260

5. Brandon Synder .260

5. Lucas Herbert .260

Doubles

1. Swanson 15

2. Riley 10

2. Edgerton 10

4. Meneses 8

4. Albies 8

4. Didder 8

4. Keith Curico 8

4. Lavarnway 8

Triples

1. Didder 3

2. 7 players tied with 2

Homers

1. Tuiasosopo 4

2. Dustin Peterson 3

2. Meneses 3

2. Riley 3

5. 10 players tied with 2

RBI

1. Morales 20

2. Peterson 18

3. Swanson 17

4. Edgerton 16

5. Astudillo 15

Strikeouts

1. Riley 41

2. Braxton 39

3. Ruiz 38

4. Carlos Franco 37

5. Jacob Schrader 36

BBs

1. Swanson 20

2. Acuna 15

3. Ruiz 14

4. Peterson 14

4. Recker 14

4. Brignac 14

Total Bases

1. Swanson 61

2. Albies 58

3. Meneses 50

4. Ruiz 48

4. Riley 48

SO% (best)

1. Astudillo 2.15%

2. Luke Dykstra 7.29%

3. Johan Carmargo 11.11%

4. Ronnie Mustelier 13.33%

4. Sean Kazmir 13.33%

SO% (worst)

1. Jacob Schrader 42.86%

2. Carlos Franco 38.14%

3. Braxton Davidson 37.86%

4. Bradley Keller 36.76%

5. Matt Tellor 35.14%

6. Austin Riley 34.45%

7. Rio Ruiz 32.20%

BB% (best)

1. Recker 22.95%

2. Swanson 17.39%

3. Brignac 16.47%

4. Tuiasosopo 13.79%

5. Acuna 13.64%

HR% (best)

1. Tuiasosopo 4.6%

2. Recker 3.28%

3. Meneses 2.97%

4. Keller 2.94%

5. Peterson 2.54%

6. Riley 2.52%

SB Success % (best) **minimum 5 attempts

1. D'Arnaud 100% 7/7

2. Swanson 81.82% 9/11

3. Ray-Patrick Didder 80% 8/10

4. Bonifacio 78.75% 11/14

5. Acuna 70.59% 12/17

SB Success % (worst) **minimum 5 attempts

1. Omar Obregon 20% 1/5

2. Justin Ellison 40% 2/5

2. Luke Dykstra 40% 2/5

4. Ozzie Albies 50% 3/6

4. Matt Lipka 50% 3/6

 

[nsacpi]

Acuna shooting up da charts!

 

[jpx7]

Nice to see Swanson listed in pretty much every "best" top-five. Early returns are certainly promising on that Miller deal.

 

[rico43]

And Lara went 3-4 today.

 

[atl717]

Power is barren throughout the organization.

 

[nsacpi]

Dustin Peterson hit HR #4 today to move into a tie for the organizational lead. Keep in mind that the ballpark in Pearl depresses home runs perhaps more than any other minor league park.

 

[Enscheff]

Dustin Peterson hit HR #4 today to move into a tie for the organizational lead. Keep in mind that the ballpark in Pearl depresses home runs perhaps more than any other minor league park.

Sweet, now the Braves don't have to trade for that impact LFer I have been clamoring for them to acquire.

 

[Enscheff]

Nice to see Swanson listed in pretty much every "best" top-five. Early returns are certainly promising on that Miller deal.

Agreed, he is looking like he will fit in well at the top part of the order.

Albies just missed being top 5 in OBP with his .381 mark. Keep in mind Albies is 7(!) years younger than average for AAA.

Hopefully those 2 guys hit at the top of the lineup for a long time.

 

[chop2chip]

Acuna has been the break out star this year. Lots to be impressed about.