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K Tribe Records Kinston Indians Records 1987-2011 Individual Season Offense Batting Average (min. 378 PA) 1. .345, Ken Ramos, 1990 2. .342, Pat Osborn, 2004 3. .331, Sean Casey, 1996 4. .329, Victor Martinez, 2001 5. .327, Victor Rodriguez, 2000 Games Played 1. 138, Casey Webster, 1987 2. 135, Milt Harper, 1987 3. 134, Chip Glass, 1996 134, Dustan Mohr, 1998 134, Corey Smith, 2002 At-Bats 1. 541, John McDonald, 1997 2. 516, Argenis Reyes, 2006 3. 512, Alex Requena, 2002 4. 507, Zach Sorensen, 1999 5. 505, Corey Smith, 2002 Runs Scored 1. 100, Milt Harper, 1987 2. 97, Scott Jordan, 1987 3. 86, Scott Morgan, 1997 86, Scott Pratt, 1999 86, Casey Webster, 1987 Hits 1. 154, Casey Webster, 1987 2. 151, Richie Sexson, 1995 3. 145, Milt Harper, 1987 145, Mike Twardoski, 1988 5. 142, Darren Stumberger, 1997 Total Bases 1. 251, Richie Sexson, 1995 251, Casey Webster, 1987 3. 246, Milt Harper, 1987 4. 244, Beau Mills, 2008 5. 228, Jon Nunnally, 1994 Doubles 1. 34, Beau Mills, 2008 34, Richie Sexson, 1995 34, Marc Marini, 1993 4. 33, Victor Martinez, 2001 5. 32, Scott Morgan, 1997 Triples 1. 9, Josh Rodriguez, 2007 9, Chip Glass, 1996 9, Dustan Mohr, 1998 9, Lucas Montero, 2011 4. 8, Fabio Gomez, 1990 8, Scott Jordan, 1987 8, Tracy Sanders, 1991 Home Runs 1. 34, Danny Peoples, 1997 2. 27, Russell Branyan, 1997 3. 25, James Betzsold, 1995 4. 24, Heath Hayes, 1997 5. 23, Bruce Aven, 1995 23, Scott Morgan, 1997 Runs Batted In 1. 111, Casey Webster, 1987 2. 97, Milt Harper, 1987 3. 90, Beau Mills, 2008 4. 89, Mike Edwards, 1999 5. 87, Jordan Brown, 2006 87, Kerry Richardson, 1987 87, Mike Twardoski, 1988 Sacrifice Hits 1. 16, Eider Torres, 2003 2. 15, John Dorman, 1998 3. 12, Luis Gonzalez, 2000 4. 10, Jose Constanza, 2007 10, Argenis Reyes, 2006 10, Karexon Sanchez, 2010 Sacrifice Flies 1. 9, Jared Goedert, 2008 9, Mike Edwards, 1999 9, Shaun Larkin, 2004 4. 8, Argenis Reyes, 2006 5. 7, Tyler Minges, 2002 7, Casey Frawley, 2011 Hit By Pitch 1. 17, Jerad Head, 2007 17, Jeff Depippo, 1999 2. 16, Brian Barton, 2006 3. 15, Brian Barton, 2005 15, Ryan Garko, 2004 4. 14, Karexon Sanchez, 2010 Walks 1. 117, Milt Harper, 1987 117, Mike Twardoski, 1988 3. 93, Mike Edwards, 1999 93, Cord Phelps, 2009 4. 88, Todd Betts, 1995 5. 84, Danny Peoples, 1997 Intentional Walks 1. 6, Ryan Church, 2002 6, Mike Edwards, 1999 6, Darren Stumberger, 1997 4. 5, Jordan Brown, 2006 5, Mike Huelsmann, 1998 5, Eider Torres, 2004 Strikeouts 1. 148, Jhonny Peralta, 2001 148, Chad Whitaker, 1998 3. 146, Dustan Mohr, 1998 4. 145, Danny Peoples, 1997 6. 141, Corey Smith, 2002 Stolen Bases 1. 72, Alex Requena, 2002 2. 57, Willy Taveras, 2003 3. 49, Tommy Hinzo, 1987 4. 48, Eider Torres, 2004 5. 47, Scott Pratt, 1999 Caught Stealing 1. 19, Alex Requena, 2002 2. 16, Mike Huelsmann, 1998 16, Lucas Montero, 2009 3. 14, Eric Johnson, 2001 14, Eider Torres, 2003 14, Cord Phelps, 2009 5. 12, Zach Sorensen, 1999 12, Willy Taveras, 2003 Grounded Into Double Plays 1. 22, Kyle Bellows, 2010 2. 20, Jared Goedert, 2008 3. 18, Cord Phelps, 2009 4. 18, Adam Abraham, 2011 5. 16, Stephen Head, 2006 16, Jordan Brown, 2006 6. 15, Lonnie Chisenhall, 2009 *Stats for SH, SF, HP, IBB, CS & GIDP begin in 1997* Individual Season Pitching Wins 1. 17, Chuck Lofgren, 2006 2. 15, Brian Slocum, 2004 15, Curtis Leskanic, 1991 4. 13, David Caldwell, 1996 13, Bartolo Colon, 1995 13, Tim Drew, 1999 13, Chad Ogea, 1992 Losses 1. 13, Jose Cabrera, 1994 2. 12, Matt Williams, 1993 12, Jay Vaught, 1995 12, T.J. House, 2011 4. 11, Maximo de la Rosa, 1994 11, Ty Kovach, 1992 11, Tony Runion, 1995 11, Teddy Warrecker, 1996 Earned Run Average (minimum 112 IP) 1. 1.48, Scott Lewis, 2006 2. 1.96, Bartolo Colon, 1995 3. 2.24, Jim Deters, 2007 4. 2.37, Jim Crowell, 1997 5. 2.41, Jason Fronio, 1993 Games 1. 62, Kevin Bearse, 1988 62, Mike Soper, 1991 3. 60, David Welch, 1994 4. 55, Garland Kiser, 1990 5. 53, Brian Jackson, 2001 Games Started 1. 28*, Tim Drew, 1999 28, Carlos Crawford, 1993 28, Shawn Bryant, 1991 28, Curtis Leskanic, 1991 Complete Games 1. 8, Andy Ghelfi, 1987 2. 6, Charles Nagy, 1989 3. 5, Tommy Kramer, 1989 5, Jeff Mutis, 1989 5, Chad Ogea, 1992 5, Charles Scott, 1987 Shutouts 1. 4, Charles Nagy, 1989 2. 2, Todd Gonzales, 1988 2, Jeff Mutis, 1989 2, Chad Ogea, 1992 2, Jason Rakers, 1997 2, C.C. Sabathia, 2000 2, Brian Slocum, 2004 Games Finished 1. 50, David Riske, 1998 2. 48, Preston Guilmet, 2011 3. 47, Lee Gronkiewicz, 2003 47, Brian Jackson, 2001 4. 40, Aquiles Pinales, 2002 5. 39, T.J. Burton, 2006 39, Cory Burns, 2010 Saves 1. 41, Mike Soper, 1991 2. 37, Lee Gronkiewicz, 2003 3. 35, Preston Guilmet, 2011 4. 33, David Riske, 1998 5. 30, Cory Burns, 2009 Innings Pitched 1. 182.2, Andy Ghelfi, 1987 2. 174.1, Curtis Leskanic, 1991 3. 172.2, Jamie Brown, 1998 4. 171.0, Jay Vaught, 1995 5. 169.0, Tim Drew, 1999 Hits Allowed 1. 192, Andy Ghelfi, 1987 2. 185, Mark Gilles, 1987 3. 184, Jay Vaught, 1995 4. 168, Nick Pesco, 2005 5. 163, Frank Herrmann, 2007 Runs Allowed 1. 105, Teddy Warrecker, 1996 2. 101, Mark Gilles, 1987 3. 97, Andy Ghelfi, 1987 4. 94, Kevin Logdson, 1993 5. 91, Carlton Smith, 2008 Earned Runs Allowed 1. 88, Teddy Warrecker, 1996 2. 87, Andy Ghelfi, 1987 3. 85, Kevin Logdson, 1993 4. 77, Mark Gilles, 1987 5. 75, T.J. House, 2011 Home Runs Allowed 1. 19, Keith Ramsey, 2004 19, Jay Vaught, 1995 3. 17, Mike Bacsik, 1998 17, Marty Popham, 2011 5. 15, Nick Pesco, 2005 15, J.D. Martin, 2004 15, Sean Smith, 2005 15, Frank Herrmann, 2007 Sacrifice Hits Allowed 1. 10, Keith Ramsey, 2004 10, Jamie Brown, 1998 3. 8, Jimmy Hamilton, 1998 8, Wilson Sido, 2000 Sacrifice Flies Allowed 1. 7, Frank Herrmann, 2007 7, J.D. Martin, 2004 7, Matt White, 2000 4. 6, Sung-Wei Tseng, 2008 6, Paul Rigdon, 1998 Hit Batters 1. 18, Joe Gardner, 2010 2. 14, Kaipo Spenser, 1999 3. 13, Jarrod Mays, 1997 4. 12, Jeanmar Gomez, 2008 12, J.D. Martin, 2004 12, Jim Ed Warden, 2005 Walks 1. 111, Rudy Seanez, 1989 2. 106, Shawn Bryant, 1991 3. 100, Matt Williams, 1993 4. 88, Teddy Warrecker, 1996 5. 81, Alberto Garza, 2000 Intentional Walks 1. 5, Jimmy Hamilton, 1998 5, Chris Weidert, 1999 3. 4, Scott Roehl, 2007 4, Chris Cooper, 2004 4, Greg Granger, 1997 4, Dan Guillory, 1999 4, David Riske, 1997 Strikeouts 1. 188, Kevin Wickander, 1987 2. 164, Brian Tallet, 2001 3. 163, Curtis Leskanic, 1991 4. 152, Bartolo Colon, 1995 5. 148, Jamie Brown, 1998 148, Casey Whitten, 1994 Wild Pitches 1. 12, Chris Jones, 2011 2. 11, Ross Atkins, 1997 11, Brian Slocum, 2004 11, Mike Spiegel, 1999 11, Jim Ed Warden, 2005 Balks 1. 3, Sung-Wei Tseng, 2008 3, Hector Rondon, 2008 3, Wilson Sido, 2001 *Stats for GF, HR, SH, SF, HB, IBB, WP & BK begin in 1997* Team Season Offense (Bold indicates title year) Highest Batting Average Lowest Batting Average 1. .272, 2006 1. .227, 1998 2. .271, 2007 2. .234, 2011 3. .270, 1990 3. .240, 1989 4. .269, 2004 4. .242, 1994 5. .268, 1997 5. .250, 1993 .250, 2005 Most At-Bats Fewest At-Bats 1. 4,715, 1997 1. 4,328, 1989 2. 4,694, 2001 2. 4,449, 2003 3. 4,671, 2005 3. 4,461, 2011 4. 4,657, 2007 4. 4,462, 1998 5. 4,645, 2002 5. 4,492, 1999 Fewest Runs Scored Most Runs Scored 1. 527, 2011 1. 782, 2007 2. 552, 1989 2. 775, 1997 3. 570, 2003 3. 744, 2006 570, 1998 4. 737, 1987 570, 2010 5. 724, 2004 Fewest Hits 1. 1,012, 1998 Most Hits 2. 1,039, 1989 1. 1,265, 1997 3. 1,043, 2011 2. 1,262, 2007 4. 1,094, 1994 3. 1,263, 2006 5. 1,122, 2003 4. 1,227, 2004 Fewest Total Bases 5. 1,222, 1990 1. 1,437, 1989 2. 1,543, 2011 Most Total Bases 3. 1,578, 1998 1. 2,142, 1997 4. 1,581, 2003 2. 2,032, 2007 5. 1,588, 1991 3. 1,894, 2006 Fewest Doubles 4. 1,881, 2004 1. 164, 1989 5. 1,843, 2005 2. 181, 1991 Most Doubles 3. 182, 1992 1. 270, 1997 4. 195, 1987 2. 264, 2007 5. 198, 2002 3. 258, 2000 198, 1990 4. 251, 2005 Fewest Triples 5. 248, 2006 1. 18, 1989 Most Triples 2. 19, 1994 1. 41, 2006 3. 23, 2008 2. 40, 1990 23, 2004 3. 39, 1987 4. 24, 1996 4. 38, 2002 5. 36, 1999 Most Home Runs Fewest Home Runs 1. 185, 1997 1. 60, 1991 2. 152, 2007 2. 66, 1989 3. 124, 2004 3. 68, 2003 4. 119, 1995 4. 73, 1988 5. 118, 2005 73, 2010 Most Runs Batted In Fewest Runs Batted In 1. 715, 1997 1. 461, 1989 2. 713, 2007 2. 473, 2011 3. 676, 2006 3. 503, 1993 4. 673, 2004 4. 512, 1998 5. 657, 1987 5. 516, 1994 Most Sacrifice Flies Fewest Sacrifice Flies 1. 55, 2006 1. 24, 2010 2. 47, 2007 2. 29, 1999 3.
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