2022 Cincinnati Reds by the numbers
They are numbers, alright.
The Cincinnati Reds baseball club wrapped their 2022 season yesterday, once again missing the playoffs despite the playoffs themselves having continued to expand since the club was last a powerhouse. From one wild card to two wild cards to three, now, alongside the move from two divisions to three, yet the Reds ability to both make the playoffs and [ha] advance once there has moved in the opposite direction despite that expansion.
A good run of form this has not been, decidedly.
Anyway, here’s where the 2022 edition of this club ranked across Major League Baseball in a varying sect of categories, with most statistics sourced from the fine folks at FanGraphs.com. Give them a subscription if you can get through this and still have a stomach for baseball consumption at-large.
Overall
Wins
62
Losses
100
Place in NL Central
5th
Place Deserved in NL Central
6th
Place it Felt Like They Finished in NL Central
93rd
Overall MLB Finish (by Win %)
t-27th (though Pittsburgh owns the tiebreaker in-division)
Hitting (Rank)
Batting Average
.235 (21st)
OBP
.304 (t-23rd)
SLG
.372 (26th)
OPS
.676 (26th)
ISO
.137 (23rd)
BABIP
.290 (16th)
wRC+
85 (27th)
wOBA
.299 (26th)
BsR
-16.1 (28th)
SB
58 (25th)
Pitching (Rank)
ERA
4.86 (28th)
FIP
4.59 (29th)
xFIP
4.31 (24rd)
WHIP
1.39 (26th)
BB/9
3.87 (30th)
K/9
8.94 (11th)
HR/9
1.35 (29th)
GB%
40.6% (27th)
HR/FB%
13.3% (27th)
Fielding (Rank)
DEF
-11.7 (23rd)
UZR/150
0.8 (11th)
UZR
-4.7 (17th)
OAA
-20 (26th)
Ownership (Rank)
Guts
0 (30th)
Sincerity
0 (30th)
Financial Flexibility
100% (1st)