Who Owned Baseball – Updated for July 22, 2022

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Who Owned Baseball on July 22, 2022?

FULL WOB

Zac Gallen threw 7 shutout frames, fanning 7 Nationals as the Diamondbacks cruised to a 10-1 win.

Lourdes Gurriel Jr. collected 6 hits and drove in 5, scoring 3 times in Toronto’s 28-5 laugher in Boston.

Cole Irvin held the Rangers to 1 earned run and 1 unearned run over 7 innings, striking out 8 as the A’s hung on to the 5-4 victory.

Seiya Suzuki reached base 5 times, homering and driving in 2 as the Cubs pounded the Phillies, 15-2.

1/2 WOB

Felix Bautista struck out all three batters he faced in relief in the Orioles 6-5 defeat by the Yankees.

Charlie Blackmon singled and homered in the Rockies 6-5 loss to Milwaukee.

Anthony Santander got a pair of hits including a 3 run homer that cut the Yankee lead to 1 but the Orioles could not complete the comeback in the 7-6 final.

Max Scherzer struck out 8 Padres in 6 innings but took the hard luck 4-1 decision for the Mets.

Who Owned Baseball Scores

National League Hitters

Pete Alonso – 6 1/2

C. J. Cron – 5

Paul Goldschmidt – 4 1/2

Bryce Harper – 4

Kyle Schwarber – 4

Nolan Arenado – 3 1/2

Mookie Betts – 3 1/2

Francisco Lindor – 3 1/2

Manny Machado – 3 1/2

Brandon Nimmo – 3 1/2

Jazz Chisholm Jr. – 3

Jake Cronenworth – 2 1/2

Ke’Bryan Hayes – 2 1/2

Matt Olson – 2 1/2

Dansby Swanson – 2 1/2

Daulton Varsho – 2 1/2

Josh Bell – 2

J. D. Davis – 2

Brandon Drury – 2

Adam Duvall – 2

Thairo Estrada – 2

Nolan Gorman – 2

Starling Marte – 2

Joc Pederson – 2

Tommy Pham – 2

Bryan Reynolds – 2

Austin Riley – 2

Brendan Rogers – 2

Josh Rojas – 2

Darin Ruf – 2

Juan Soto – 2

Rowdy Tellez – 2

Willy Adames – 1 1/2

Kyle Farmer – 1 1/2

Freddie Freeman – 1 1/2

Wilmer Flores – 1 1/2

Jose Iglesias – 1 1/2

Andrew McCutchen – 1 1/2

Tyler O’Neil – 1 1/2

Marcell Ozuna – 1 1/2

David Peralta – 1 1/2

Hunter Renfroe – 1 1/2

Brian Serven – 1 1/2

Jack Suwinski – 1 1/2

Lane Thomas – 1 1/2

Trea Turner – 1 1/2

Christian Walker – 1 1/2

Juan Yepez – 1 1/2



American League Hitters

Mike Trout – 6 1/2

Yordan Alvarez – 5 1/2

Aaron Judge – 5 1/2

Jose Ramirez – 5

Ty France – 4 1/2

Ryan Mountcastle – 4

Shohei Ohtani – 3 1/2

Byron Buxton – 3

Rafael Devers – 3

Sean Murphy – 3

Salvador Perez – 3

Anthony Rizzo – 3

Jared Walsh – 3

Alex Bregman – 2 1/2

Alejandro Kirk – 2 1/2

Julio Rodriguez – 2 1/2

Marcus Semien – 2 1/2

George Springer – 2 1/2

Randy Arozarena – 2

Matt Carpenter – 2

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. – 2

Lourdes Gurriel Jr. – 2

Teoscar Hernandez – 2

Isaac Paredes – 2

Carlos Santana – 2

Gleyber Torres – 2

Andrew Vaughn – 2

Alex Verdugo – 2

Taylor Ward – 2

Jose Abreu – 1 1/2

Elvis Andrus – 1 1/2

Adam Frazier – 1 1/2

Adolis Garcia – 1 1/2

Austin Hays – 1 1/2

Alex Kirilloff – 1 1/2

Brandon Lowe – 1 1/2

Trey Mancini – 1 1/2

J. D. Martinez – 1 1/2

Yoan Moncada – 1 1/2

Josh Naylor – 1 1/2

Trevor Story – 1 1/2

Eugenio Suarez – 1 1/2

Seiya Suzuki – 1 1/2

Kyle Tucker – 1 1/2

Ramon Urias – 1 1/2

Bobby Witt Jr. – 1 1/2



National League Pitchers

Sandy Alcantara – 8

Corbin Burnes – 6

Joe Musgrove – 6

Carlos Rodon – 6

Yu Darvish – 5 1/2

Aaron Nola – 5 1/2

Pablo Lopez – 4 1/2

Zack Wheeler – 4 1/2

Logan Webb – 4

Zac Gallen – 3 1/2

Eric Lauer – 3 1/2

Adam Wainwright – 3 1/2

Chris Bassitt – 3

Kyle Hendricks – 3

Clayton Kershaw – 3

Chad Kuhl – 3

Charlie Morton – 3

Freddy Peralta – 3

Hunter Greene – 2 1/2

Merrill Kelly – 2 1/2

Jose Quintana – 2 1/2

Julio Urias – 2 1/2

Tyler Anderson – 2

Carlos Carrasco – 2

Luis Castillo – 2

Patrick Corbin – 2

Erick Fedde – 2

Max Fried – 2

MacKenzie Gore – 2

Jon Gray – 2

Sean Manaea – 2

Tylor Megill – 2

Miles Mikolas – 2

Max Scherzer – 2

Taijuan Walker – 2

Mitch White – 2

Mike Clevinger – 1 1/2

Alex Cobb – 1 1/2

Tony Gonsolin – 1 1/2

Tyler Mahle – 1 1/2

Steven Matz – 1 1/2

Spencer Strider – 1 1/2

Marcus Stroman – 1 1/2



American League Pitchers

Shohei Ohtani – 7

Alek Manoah – 6 1/2

Gerrit Cole – 6

Dylan Cease – 5 1/2

Nestor Cortes Jr. – 5

Brad Keller – 4 1/2

Frankie Montas – 4 1/2

Robbie Ray – 4 1/2

Cristian Javier – 4

Martin Perez – 4

Framber Valdez – 4

Justin Verlander – 4

Kevin Gausman – 3 1/2

Triston McKenzie – 3 1/2

Dane Dunning – 3

Michael Kopech – 3

Shane McClanahan – 3

Nick Pivetta – 3

Jameson Taillon – 3

Johnny Cueto – 2 1/2

Nathan Eovaldi – 2 1/2

Cole Irvin – 2 1/2

Jordan Montgomery – 2 1/2

Luis Severino – 2 1/2

Michael Wacha – 2 1/2

Shane Bieber – 2

Beau Briske – 2

Chris Flexen – 2

Logan Gilbert – 2

Marco Gonzales – 2

Yusei Kikuchi – 2

Michael Lorenzen – 2

Tarik Skubal – 2

Paul Blackburn – 1 1/2

Reid Detmers – 1 1/2

Hunter Dozier – 1 1/2

Jonathan Heasley – 1 1/2

Rich Hill – 1 1/2

Daulton Jefferies – 1 1/2

Corey Kluber 1 1/2

Ross Stripling – 1 1/2

Jose Urquidy – 1 1/2



Combined Pitcher and Hitter WOB
Shohei Ohtani – 10 1/2

1 WOB
Jesus Aguilar, Luis Arraez, Graham Ashcroft , Javier Baez, Seth Beer, Brandon Belt, Bo Bichette, Cavan Biggio, Walker Buehler, Edward Cabrera, Lorenzo Cain, Johan Camargo, Mark Canha, Curt Casali, Harold Castro, Matt Chapman, Michael Chavis, Emmanuel Clase, Zack Collins, Willson Contreras, Garrett Cooper, Nelson Cruz, Oneil Cruz, Travis d’Arnaud, Zach Davies, Aledmys Diaz, Josh Donaldson, Brendan Donovan, Maurcio Dubon, Eduardo Escobar, Maikel Franco, Joey Gallo, Luis Garcia, Kyle Garlick, Braxton Garrett, Kyle Gibson, Lucas Giolito, Luis Gonzalez, Oscar Gonzalez, Josiah Gray, Sonny Gray, Randal Grichuk, Michael Harris II, Andrew Heaney, Taylor Hearn, Jonah Heim, Adrian Houser, Jakob Junis, James Kaprelian, Rony Kemp, Steven Kwan, Trevor Larnach, Ramon Laureano, Tim Locastro, Evan Longoria, Davis Martin,Nick Martinez, Yadiel Martinez, Ryan McMahon, Jeff McNeil, Whit Merrifield, Max Muncy, Jake Odorizzi, Edward Olivares, Connor Overton, Jeremy Pena, Michael Perez, David Peterson, A. J. Pollock, Jorge Polanco, Jurickson Profar, Luis Robert, Victor Robles, Eduardo Rodriguez, Josh Rogers, Amed Rosario, Adley Rutschman, Gary Sanchez, Patrick Sandoval, Anthony Santander, Jonathan Schoop, Chase Silseth, Brady Singer, Devin Smeltzer, Giancarlo Stanton, Justin Steele, Noah Syndergaard, Jackson Tetreault, Trayce Thompson, Jose Trevino, Justin Turner, Gio Urshela, Josh VanMeter, Josh Winder, Kyle Wright, Alex Wood, Brandon Woodruff,

½ WOB
Jorge Alfaro, Jose Altuve, Ian Anderson, Chris Archer, Tanner Banks, Felix Bautista, Shane Baz, Andrew Benintendi, Jon Berti, Jose Berrios, Charlie Blackmon, Skye Bolt, David Bote, Kyle Bradish, Michael Brantley, Matt Brash, Seth Brown, JT Brubaker, Kris Bryant, Kris Bubic, Madison Bumgarner, Dylan Bundy, Miguel Cabrera, Mark Canha, Victor Caratini, Daniel Castano, Willi Castro, Roansy Contreras, Yonathan Daza, Ryan Feltner, Wander Franco, Kyle Freeland, TJ Friedl, Mitch Garver, Tyler Gilbert, Andres Gimenez, Zack Greinke, Trent Grisham, Mitch Haniger, Ian Happ, Carlos Hernandez, Rhys Hoskins, Dakota Hudson, Daniel Hudson, Sam Huff, Drew Hutchison, Mitch Keller, Dean Kremer, Zach Logue, Nathaniel Lowe, Jesus Luzardo, Jordan Lyles, Brandon Marsh, Ketel Marte, Yunior Marte, MJ Melendez, Oscar Mercado, Cedric Mullins, Tyler Naquin, Sheldon Neuse, Rougned Odor, Andre Pallante, Michael Pineda, Zach Plesac, Austin Pruitt, Albert Pujols, Cal Quantrill, Harold Ramirez, Drew Rasmussen, J. T. Realmuto, Jesus Sanchez, Reiver Sanmartin, Clarke Schmidt, Corey Seager, Jose Siri, Caleb Smith, Pavin Smith, Will Smith, Blake Snell, Donovan Solano, Jorge Soler, Jeffrey Springs, Myles Straw, Marcus Stroman, Jose Suarez, Ramiel Tapia, Michael Taylor, Tyrone, Taylor, Zach Thompson, Spencer Torkelson, Jose Urena, Christian Vazquez, Luke Voit, Austin Voth, Steven Wilson, Kolten Wong, Miguel Yajure, Ryan Yarbrough, Mike Yastrzemski, Christian Yelich, Bruce Zimmermann

Who Owned Baseball – August 10, 2020

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Let’s see who owned baseball on August 10, 2020.

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Earning Full WOBs:

Asdrúbal Cabrera homered twice, doubled twice and drove in 5 to help give the Nationals a much needed lopsided 16-4 win over the Mets.

Lance McCullers Jr. threw 7 innings of 1 hit shutout ball as the Astros snapped out of a losing streak to top San Francisco, 6-4.

Aaron Nola struck out 10 Braves in 8 strong innings, allowing 2 hits and 1 run as the Phillies rolled to a “not as close as the final score would indicate” 13-8 laugher.

Mike Trout collected 4 hits, including 2 homers. His second home run was a dramatic tie breaking solo shot in the 8th that ended the A’s winning streak and made the Angels 10-9 winners.

Earning 1/2 WOBs:

Charlie Blackmon went 4 for 5 with 3 RBI and a run scored but the Rockies fell to Arizona, 12-8.

Matt Chapman homered twice and tripled, driving in 6. It was not enough as the A’s lost for the first time in 10 games, 10-9 to the Angels.

Dallas Keuchel was effective through 6 innings, but the White Sox bats were dead and dropped the 5-1 final in Detroit.

Dustin May allowed 2 runs over 6 innings, striking out a pair of Padres, but took the hard luck 2-1 loss for Los Angeles.

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Who Owned Baseball – August 9, 2020

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Let’s see who owned baseball on August 9, 2020.

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Earning Full WOBs:

Ronald Acuña Jr. hit three homers between two games of a double header, clubbing 2 in the night cap and collecting a combined 5 hits altogether as the Braves took both games against Philadelphia, 5-2 and 8-0.

Dinelson Lamet took a no hitter into the 7th and finished with 10 strike outs, 1 hit, 1 run and no walks over 6 2/3 innings as the Padres pounded Arizona, 9-5.

Mitch Moreland homered twice, including a walk off shot in the 9th, as the Red Sox took the 5-3 final over Toronto.

Spencer Turnbull threw 7 innings, allowing 1 run while striking out 4 Pirates as the Tigers won a razor thin, 2-1 game.

Earning 1/2 WOBs:

Charlie Blackmon singled and doubled in the Rockies 5-3 loss to Seattle.

Kevin Gausman pitched into the 7th, holding the Dodgers to 1 run and 3 hits. The Dodgers slugged multiple homers off of the Giants bullpen and won, 6-2.

Yuli Gurriel reached base 3 times, including a home run, but the rest of the Astros bats were dead and they lost again to Oakland, 7-2.

James Paxton struck out 11 Rays in 6 1/3 innings but did not fare in the decision as the Yankees bullpen dropped the 4-3 final in the 9th.

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