How Mike Trout’s Season Stacks Up

Posted Sep. 7, 2011 11:32 am by J.J. Cooper
Filed under: Season In Review, Stat Pack

To give a better look at just how exceptional 2011 Minor League Player of the Year Mike Trout's 2011 season was, here's a look back at modern-era players who have posted 300+ at-bats in Double-A or above during the season where they turned 20.
 

Yr Name Birthday   AB BB PA H 2b 3b HR TB AVG OBP SLG OPS
'03 Miguel Cabrera 4/18/1983   266 31 303 97 29 3 10 162 .365 .429 .609 1.038
'88 Gary Sheffield 11/18/1968   296 35 339 93 19 3 19 175 .314 .386 .591 .978
'05 Delmon Young 9/14/1985   330 25 370 111 13 4 20 192 .336 .386 .582 .968
'11 Mike Trout 8/7/1991   357 45 412 117 18 13 11 194 .328 .415 .543 .958
'07 Justin Upton 8/25/1987   259 37 306 80 17 4 13 144 .309 .399 .556 .955
'96 Paul Konerko 3/5/1976   470 72 557 141 23 2 29 255 .300 .397 .543 .939
'04 B.J. Upton 8/21/1984   368 56 427 116 24 2 14 186 .315 .410 .505 .915
'94 Bobby Abreu 3/11/1974   400 42 451 121 25 9 16 212 .303 .368 .530 .898
'98 Ruben Mateo 2/10/1978   433 30 482 134 32 3 18 226 .309 .371 .522 .893
'06 Billy Butler 4/18/1986   477 41 534 158 33 1 15 238 .331 .388 .499 .887
'05 Delmon Young 9/14/1985   558 29 604 176 26 7 26 294 .315 .354 .527 .881
'91 Ryan Klesko 6/12/1971   419 75 503 122 22 3 14 192 .291 .404 .458 .862
'03 Joe Mauer 4/19/1983   276 25 310 94 17 1 4 125 .341 .400 .453 .853
'97 Chad Hermansen 9/10/1977   487 69 571 134 31 4 20 233 .275 .373 .478 .851
'04 Prince Fielder 5/9/1984   497 65 577 135 29 1 23 235 .272 .366 .473 .839
'91 Edgard Clemente 12/15/1975   438 34 480 123 24 10 17 218 .281 .340 .498 .837
'08 Travis Snider 2/2/1988   426 56 493 117 26 0 19 200 .275 .361 .469 .831
'02 Jhonny Peralta 5/28/1982   470 45 531 132 28 5 15 215 .281 .343 .457 .800
'10 Brett Lawrie 1/18/1990   555 47 608 158 36 16 8 250 .285 .345 .450 .796
'93 Alex Gonzalez 4/8/1973   561 39 610 162 29 7 16 253 .289 .339 .451 .790
'00 Sean Burroughs 9/12/1980   392 58 457 114 29 4 2 157 .291 .383 .401 .783
'02 Adrian Gonzalez 5/8/1982   508 54 573 135 34 1 17 222 .266 .344 .437 .781
'08 Fernando Martinez 10/10/1988   352 27 385 101 19 4 8 152 .287 .340 .432 .772
'95 Richard Hidalgo 6/28/1975   489 32 530 130 28 6 14 212 .266 .309 .434 .743
'97 Alex Gonzalez 2/15/1977   449 27 486 114 16 4 19 195 .254 .305 .434 .739
'02 Wily Mo Pena 1/23/1982   388 36 436 99 23 1 11 157 .255 .330 .405 .735
'09 Ruben Tejada 10/27/1989   488 37 538 141 24 3 5 186 .289 .351 .381 .732
'05 Ryan Sweeney 2/20/1985   429 35 476 128 22 3 1 159 .298 .357 .371 .728
'01 Omar Infante 12/26/1981   540 46 595 163 21 4 2 198 .302 .355 .367 .721
'95 Edgar Renteria 8/7/1975   508 32 550 147 15 7 7 197 .289 .329 .388 .717
'08 Elvis Andrus 8/26/1988   482 38 532 142 19 2 4 177 .295 .350 .367 .717
'08 Jose Tabata 8/12/1988   383 34 428 104 15 2 6 141 .272 .339 .368 .707
'04 Dioner Navarro 2/9/1984   391 47 446 103 22 3 4 143 .263 .341 .366 .707
'03 Jose Lopez 11/24/1983   538 27 581 139 35 2 13 217 .258 .303 .403 .706
'09 Dayan Viciedo 3/10/1989   515 24 552 144 20 0 12 200 .280 .317 .388 .705
'99 Luis Rivas 8/30/1979   527 41 572 134 30 7 7 199 .254 .309 .378 .687
'01 Carl Crawford 8/5/1981   537 36 579 147 24 3 4 189 .274 .323 .352 .675
'00 Felipe Lopez 5/12/1980   463 31 498 119 18 4 9 172 .257 .303 .371 .675
'92 Mike Lieberthal 1/18/1972   354 21 391 97 17 1 2 122 .274 .330 .345 .675
'93 Desi Relaford 9/16/1973   472 50 533 115 16 4 8 163 .244 .323 .345 .668
'98 Cristian Guzman 3/21/1978   566 21 589 157 29 5 1 199 .277 .304 .352 .655
'04 James Loney 5/7/1984   395 42 442 94 19 2 4 129 .238 .314 .327 .641
'95 Jorge Velandia 1/12/1975   392 27 425 92 22 5 4 136 .235 .287 .347 .634
'01 Jorge Cantu 1/30/1982   512 17 544 131 26 3 4 175 .256 .287 .342 .629
'10 Carlos Triunfel 2/27/1990   473 13 496 122 13 1 7 158 .258 .286 .334 .620
'02 Jorge Cantu 1/30/1982   512 23 544 124 31 1 3 166 .242 .278 .324 .602
'00 Cesar Izturis 2/10/1980   435 20 458 95 16 5 0 121 .218 .253 .278 .531
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What happened to Chad Hermansen? Nearly everyone on that list hit in the majors except for him.

 Posted by Tom | September 7, 2011 at 2:28 pm | Shortcut

Delmon Young is on the list twice – once with his AA stats for 2005, and again with his combined stats for AA and AAA that year.

 Posted by KS | September 7, 2011 at 6:46 pm | Shortcut

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