Arizona Diamondbacks vs Washington Nationals Stats Comparison

Team Offense

Arizona Diamondbacks	Team Offense	Washington Nationals
112	Games Played	114
4,158	Plate Appearances	4,234
3,681	At-Bats	3,805
480	Runs Scored	434
838	Hits	943
173	Doubles	177
18	Triples	14
124	Home Runs	93
450	Runs Batted In	415
54	Stolen Bases	47
19	Caught Stealing	19
391	Walks	343
922	Strikeouts	822
.228	Batting Average	.248
.306	On-Base Percentage	.315
.385	Slugging Percentage	.375
0.691	OPS	0.690
96	OPS+	99
1,419	Total Bases	1,427
65	Grounded Into Double Play	108
730	Left on Base	776

The Arizona Diamondbacks Washington Nationals so far this year having earned a total of 480. Holding a total of 838, the Diamondbacks haven’t earned as many base knocks as the Nationals so far this year. On the campaign, the Diamondbacks have the better offense, with an average of 4.3 runs/game. In reference to getting struck out, Washington has amassed 822 for the year, and Arizona has 922. The Diamondbacks hold a collective batting average of .228 and the Nationals have accrued an average of .248. When looking at the offenses, Arizona has on OBP of .306 and Washington holds strong at .315.

Team Pitching

Arizona Diamondbacks	Team Pitching	Washington Nationals
4.5	Runs Allowed Per Game	5.6
51	Wins	37
61	Losses	77
.455	Win-Loss Percentage	.325
4.16	Earned Run Average (ERA)	5.3
0	Complete Games	2
5	Team Shutouts	3
0	Complete Game Shutouts	0
25	Saves	19
987	Innings Pitched	994
930	Hits Allowed	1,069
507	Runs Allowed	639
456	Earned Runs Allowed	587
117	Home Runs Allowed	175
339	Walks Allowed	403
13	Intentional Walks Allowed	9
818	Strikeouts	873
47	Balks	53
36	Wild Pitches	48
4,184	Batters Faced	4,431
3	Balks	1
99	ERA+	74
4.18	FIP	5.03
1.285	WHIP	1.481
8.5	Hits Allowed Per 9 Innings	9.7
1.1	Homeruns Allowed Per 9 Innings	1.6
3.1	Walks Per 9 Innings	3.6
7.5	Strikeouts Per 9 Innings	7.9
2.4	Strikeout to Walk Ratio	2.2
726	Left on Base	819

The Arizona Diamondbacks have allowed less runs per game than the Washington Nationals so far this year, having earned an average of 4.53. With 930, the Diamondbacks haven’t surrendered as many base knocks as the Nationals on the season. This season, Arizona has the more effective pitching staff, riding a team earned run average of 4.16. With respect to total strikeouts, the Diamondbacks have notched a total of 818 so far this year and the Nationals have accumulated 873. The Diamondbacks have the more dominant pitching staff pertaining to surrendering homeruns with 117. In terms of pitching, Arizona holds a WHIP of 1.285 and Washington sits at 1.481. Arizona has accounted for more saves than Washington on the campaign having racked up 25. Having 54, the Arizona Diamondbacks have accumulated more holds than the Washington Nationals on the year. So far this year, FALSE is the more superior group of pitchers with respect to save percentage coming in at FALSE. In terms of inherited runners, the Diamondbacks have earned a total of 135 for the year, and the Nationals are sitting with 188.

Team Bullpen

Arizona Diamondbacks	Team Relief Pitching	Washington Nationals
382	Games in Relief	417
112	Games Finished	112
22	Wins in Relief	14
28	Losses in Relief	13
41	Save Opportunities	31
25	Saves	19
16	Blown Saves	12
61.0%	Save Percentage	61.0%
97	Save Situations	77
54	Holds	45
135	Inherited Runners	188
35	Inherited Runners Scored	57
26.0%	Inherited Score Percentage	30.0%
1.005	Average Leverage Index	.855
123	High Leverage Situations	82
93	Medium Leverage Situations	74
166	Low Leverage Situations	261
153	Times Entered With Lead	130
78	Times Entered in Tie	25
151	Times Entered When Behind	262
100	Inherited Runners	114
282	Times Entered With Bases Empty	303
101	Multiple Inning Appearances	105

Team Fielding

Arizona Diamondbacks	Team Fielding	Washington Nationals
.701	Defensive Efficiency	.678
3,992	Defensive Chances	4,039
2,962	Putouts	2,982
962	Assists	983
68	Errors	74
95	Double Plays	83
.983	Fielding Percentage	.982

The Arizona Diamondbacks have amassed less putouts than the Washington Nationals this year with a total of 2,962. Holding a total of 68, Arizona has less errors than Washington on the campaign. For the season, Arizona has the more dominant defense, riding a fielding percentage of .983. In reference to assists, the Diamondbacks have 962 over the course of the season, while the Nationals have amassed 983.