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Billy and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Month

April 06, 2010

Congratulations, Billy Les.

The Chicago State infielder "leads" our list of the worst monthly performances by Division 1 qualified batters, as sorted by OPS (minimum 40 AB):

  PLAYER                  SCHOOL                  AB    AVG    OBP    SLG    OPS  
  Billy Les               Chicago State           45  0.067  0.185  0.067  0.252  
  Ryan Maghini            Fordham                 45  0.111  0.125  0.133  0.258  
  Luis Mena               UMES                    53  0.113  0.203  0.113  0.317  
  Nick Wiggins            UMES                    50  0.120  0.170  0.160  0.330  
  David Eldredge          North Florida           58  0.138  0.219  0.138  0.357  
  Judah Akers             Belmont                 42  0.119  0.174  0.190  0.364  
  Derrik Zeroski          Duquesne                45  0.111  0.259  0.111  0.370  
  Pete Cappetta           Illinois                44  0.114  0.212  0.159  0.371  
  Chad Gough-Fortenberry  Southeastern Louisiana  46  0.130  0.231  0.152  0.383  
  Miguel Camacho          Chicago State           41  0.171  0.227  0.171  0.398  
  Kris Kwak               North Dakota            43  0.116  0.174  0.233  0.406  
  Robert Abel             San Francisco           55  0.127  0.169  0.236  0.406  
  Lamar Bridges           Alabama A&M             46  0.196  0.213  0.196  0.408  
  Jeff Bunch              North Dakota            43  0.140  0.275  0.140  0.414  
  Eric Brady              Duke                    52  0.173  0.185  0.231  0.416  
  Andre Harris            South Carolina-Upstate  45  0.178  0.240  0.178  0.418  
  Bentley Christmas       Charleston Southern     42  0.143  0.182  0.238  0.420  
  Zach Heidmann           North Dakota State      43  0.186  0.239  0.186  0.425  
  Kyle Bubak              Nebraska                41  0.122  0.255  0.171  0.426  
  Kyle Charron            Iona                    52  0.173  0.259  0.173  0.432
 

But wait! If a number of batters had really, really bad months of March that could only mean that there were pitchers out there who took advantage of this and posted exceptionally good months, right?

Right, but this is not that list.

Worst monthly performances by Division 1 qualified pitchers, as sorted by WHIP (minimum 13.3 IP):

  PLAYER             SCHOOL                    IP  WHIP  
  Douglas Dalley     North Carolina Central  17.0  3.18  
  Joseph Cobb        North Carolina Central  13.3  3.15  
  Glenn Frye         North Carolina Central  19.7  3.05  
  Jeff Citero        North Carolina Central  18.7  3.00  
  Sanchez Tucker     Alabama A&M             15.0  2.93  
  Evan Abrecht       Air Force               13.7  2.85  
  Miguel Parga       Florida A&M             20.0  2.85  
  Kincaid Koehler    Air Force               14.7  2.80  
  Coty Bates         Cleveland State         14.3  2.79  
  Dennis Sherba      St. Bonaventure         15.0  2.73  
  Drew Bowen         Oral Roberts            13.3  2.70  
  Nick Oelker        North Carolina A&T      14.3  2.65  
  Justin Shutt       BYU                     13.3  2.63  
  Bo Reeder          East Tennessee State    13.7  2.63  
  Matthew Shepherd   Tennessee Tech          16.0  2.63  
  Anthony Mannuccia  Hartford                13.3  2.63  
  Jeremy Atkins      Lafayette               15.3  2.61  
  James Tucker       Chicago State           19.3  2.59  
  Kody Kasper        Niagara                 14.7  2.59  
  Jeff Walters       Georgia                 14.0  2.57
 

It's been a rough year so far for the Eagles of North Carolina Central University. They kicked off the month with a four-game set against Georgia State in which they were outscored 103-10. Those were just four of 13 consecutive games in which Eagles pitching gave up double-digit run totals.

Alas, March was not all gloom and doom for everyone. Tomorrow we'll take a look at the month’s best performers.