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Big Six · 08-03-2003, 11:13 PM

Here are Pat's statistics for the 1911 season. His rank among American League hitters appears in parentheses.

G: 129
AB: 465
R: 104 (7)
H: 171
2B: 34 (4)
3B: 11
HR: 7 (7)
RBI: 93 (8)
BB: 97 (2)
K: 74
SB: 58 (T-1, shares new AL record)
CS: 14

AVG: .368 (2)
OBP: .477 (1)
SLG: .533 (1)
OPS: 1.010 (1)

Without his calf injury, which cost him three weeks of playing time, Pat would have ranked significantly higher in the counting stats categories. For instance, he was leading the league in runs, doubles, and steals when he was injured, and was only one RBI off the league lead.

George Moriarty, who edged Pat for the batting title, was named the American League's Most Outstanding Batter. Moriarty hit 7 homers, knocked in 123 runs, and tied O'Farrell with 58 stolen bases. It's quite possible that his injury cost Pat a serious shot at the award.

08-03-2003, 11:13 PM	#92 (permalink)
Big Six Hall Of Famer Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Williamsburg, VA Posts: 2,410 Thanks: 117 Thanked 91x in 73 posts	The 1911 figures are in Here are Pat's statistics for the 1911 season. His rank among American League hitters appears in parentheses. G: 129 AB: 465 R: 104 (7) H: 171 2B: 34 (4) 3B: 11 HR: 7 (7) RBI: 93 (8) BB: 97 (2) K: 74 SB: 58 (T-1, shares new AL record) CS: 14 AVG: .368 (2) OBP: .477 (1) SLG: .533 (1) OPS: 1.010 (1) Without his calf injury, which cost him three weeks of playing time, Pat would have ranked significantly higher in the counting stats categories. For instance, he was leading the league in runs, doubles, and steals when he was injured, and was only one RBI off the league lead. George Moriarty, who edged Pat for the batting title, was named the American League's Most Outstanding Batter. Moriarty hit 7 homers, knocked in 123 runs, and tied O'Farrell with 58 stolen bases. It's quite possible that his injury cost Pat a serious shot at the award.