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2011 Duke Baseball Media Guide.Indd DUKE BASEBALL 2011 MEDIA GUIDE CAREER OFFENSIVE RECORDS Statistics prior to 1948 are not available Games Played, Career Hits, Career Home Runs, Career No. Player, Seasons GP No. Player, Seasons H No. Player, Seasons HR 1. Jeff Becker (1996-2000) 240 1. Jeff Becker (1996-2000) 334 1. Nate Freiman (2006-09) 43 2. Kevin Kelly (1999-2002) 222 2. Ryan Jackson (1991-94) 277 2. Ryan Jackson (1991-94) 42 3. Michael Fletcher (1995-98) 219 3. Quinton McCracken (1989-92) 263 3. Scott Pinoni (1992-94) 37 Troy Caradonna (2000-03) 219 4. Vaughn Schill (1997-99) 262 4. Jeff Becker (1996-2000) 35 5. Frankie Chiou (1994-97) 218 Mike King (1993-96) 262 5. Gregg Maluchnik (1995-98) 33 6. Ryan Jackson (1991-94) 215 6. Kevin Kelly (1999-2002) 256 6. Mike King (1993-96) 29 7. Adam Murray (2003-06) 214 7. Gregg Maluchnik (1995-98) 254 7. Ed Conrey (1997-99) 28 Javier Socorro (2003-06) 214 Frankie Chiou (1994-97) 254 Sean McNally (1991-94) 28 Cass Hopkins (1990-93) 214 9. Nate Freiman (2006-09) 251 9. Michael Fletcher (1995-98) 27 10. Matt Williams (2006-09) 212 Sean McNally (1991-94) 251 10. David Norman (1988-91) 26 Mike King (1993-96) 212 John Furch (1986-88) 26 Slugging Percentage, Career Games Started, Career (Minimum 300 At Bats) Runs Batted In, Career No. Player, Seasons GS No. Player, Seasons SLG% No. Player, Seasons RBI 1. Jeff Becker (1996-2000) 240 1. Nate Freiman (2006-09) .616 1. Jeff Becker (1996-2000) 198 2. Kevin Kelly (1999-2002) 221 2. Scott Pinoni (1992-94) .608 Gregg Maluchnik (1995-98) 198 3. Frankie Chiou (1994-97) 218 3. Vaughn Schill (1997-99) .594 3. Ryan Jackson (1991-94) 183 4. Troy Caradonna (2000-03) 217 4. Jeff Becker (1996-2000) .559 4. Sean McNally (1991-94) 181 5. Ryan Jackson (1991-94) 215 5. Ryan Jackson (1991-94) .555 5. Nate Freiman (2006-09) 180 6. Adam Murray (2003-06) 212 6. Sean McNally (1991-94) .552 6. Mike King (1993-96) 173 7. Javier Socorro (2003-06) 209 7. Gregg Maluchinuk (1995-98) .543 7. Michael Fletcher (1995-98) 163 Gregg Maluchnik (1995-98) 209 8. Bobby Brower (1979-82) .534 8. Ed Conrey (1997-99) 162 9. Matt Williams (2006-09) 208 9. John Furch (1986-88) .526 9. Scott Pinoni (1992-94) 156 Mike King (1993-96) 208 10. David Norman (1988-91) .523 10. Kevin Kelly (1999-2002) 142 Batting Average, Career On Base Percentage, Career Walks, Career (Minimum 300 At Bats) (Minimum 300 At Bats) No. Player, Seasons BB No. Player, Seasons Avg. (H-AB) No. Player, Seasons OBP 1. Frankie Chiou (1994-97) 126 1. Vaughn Schill (1997-99) .380 (262-689) 1. Vaughn Schill (1997-99) .477 2. Jeff Piscorik (1992-95) 125 2. Nate Freiman (2006-09) .356 (251-706) 2. Scott Pinoni (1992-94) .443 3. Vaughn Schill (1997-99) 120 3. Jeff Becker (1996-00) .353 (334-947) 3. Nate Freiman (2006-09) .435 4. Jeff Becker (1996-2000) 111 4. Mark Militello (1981-84) .350 (180-515) 4. Quinton McCracken (1989-92) .432 5. Ed Conrey (1996-99) 109 5. Quinton McCracken (1989-92) .349 (263-754) 5. Jeff Becker (1996-2000) .431 Gregg Maluchnik (1995-98) 109 6. Tom Decker (1981-84) .343 (146-426) 6. Gregg Maluchinuk (1995-98) .430 7. Scott Pinoni (1992-94) 108 7. Scott Pinoni (1992-94) .337 (203-602) 7. Larry Doby (1976-79) .420 Quinton McCracken (1989-92) 108 8. Gregg Maluchinuk (1995-98) .335 (254-759) 8. Bobby Brower (1979-82) .420 Rick Torgalski (1988-91) 108 9. Sean McNally (1991-94) .332 (251-756) 9. Ed Conrey (1997-99) .418 10. Ryan Jackson (1991-94) 100 10. Jeremy Gould (2007-10) .331 (248-750) 10. Mark Militello (1981-84) .417 11. JD Alleva (1998-01) .326 (223-685) 12. Mike King (1993-96) .325 (262-806) Strikeouts, Career Runs Scored, Career No. Player, Seasons K 13. Bill Werber, Jr. (1951-53) .325 (123-379) No. Player, Seasons R 1. Kevin Kelly (1999-2002) 195 14. Larry Broadway (2000-02) .324 (184-568) 1. Jeff Becker (1996-2000) 232 2. Gabriel Saade (2007-10) 145 15. Ryan Jackson (1991-94) .322 (277-859) 2. Frankie Chiou (1994-97) 203 3. Brett Bartles (2005-07) 143 16. Alex Hassan (2007-09) .322 (202-628) 3. Vaughn Schill (1997-99) 200 4. Adam Murray (2003-06) 139 17. Jordan Litrownik (1996-98) .320 (156-487) 4. Ryan Jackson (1991-94) 187 5. Michael Fletcher (1995-98) 132 18. Bobby Brewer (1979-82) .320 (142-444) Quinton McCracken (1989-92) 187 6. Wes Goodner (1998-2001) 127 19. Doug Eastman (1987-88) .317 (112-353) 6. Mike King (1993-96) 179 7. Adam Geis (1995-98) 126 20. Michael Fletcher (1995-98) .316 (242-765) 7. Jeff Piscorik (1992-95) 173 8. Jeff Becker (1996-2000) 123 21. Frankie Chiou (1994-97) .316 (254-804) 8. Gregg Maluchnik (1995-98) 172 9. Javier Socorro (2003-06) 122 22. David Norman (1988-91) .315 (202-641) Sean McNally (1991-94) 172 10. Sean McNally (1991-94) 121 23. Will Piwnica-Worms (2009-Pr.) .315 (137-435) 10. Scott Pinoni (1992-94) 158 24. Randy Blanchard (1967-69) .315 (97-308) 25. Ed Conrey (1997-99) .314 (200-637) Hit By Pitch, Career 26. Matt Williams (2006-09) .312 (249-799) Doubles, Career No. Player, Seasons HBP No. Player, Seasons 2B RECORDS 27. Jimmy Gallagher (2005-07) .310 (164-529) 1. Ryan McCurdy (2007-10) 69 1. Jeff Becker (1996-2000) 74 28. Doug Bechtold (2000-02) .309 (122-395) 2. Nate Freiman (2006-09) 35 2. Vaughn Schill (1997-99) 60 29. Erik Albright (1985-87) .308 (133-432) 3. Matt Williams (2006-09) 34 3. Michael Fletcher (1995-98) 57 30. David Mason (1998-01) .307 (186-605) 4. Michael Fletcher (1995-98) 32 4. Ryan Jackson (1991-94) 56 31. Don Pruett (1979-82) .305 (128-420) 5. David Norman (1988-91) 31 5. Jeremy Gould (2007-10) 55 32. Kevin Kelly (1999-02) .303 (256-846) 6. Jeremy Gould (2007-10) 29 Kevin Kelly (1999-2002) 55 33. Jake Lemmerman (2008-10) .302 (197-653) Jeff Becker (1996-2000) 29 7. Nate Freiman (2006-09) 51 34. Ron Esquieres (1989-92) .300 (161-537) 8. Gregg Maluchinuk (1995-98) 27 8. J.D. Alleva (1998-2001) 50 35. Troy Caradonna (2000-03) .300 (246-821) 9. Ryan Jackson (1991-94) 24 9. Gregg Maluchnik (1995-98) 49 10. Jordan Litrownik (1996-98) 21 Mike King (1993-96) 49 Jeff Piscorik (1992-95) 21 At Bats, Career No. Player, Seasons AB Triples, Career 1. Jeff Becker (1996-2000) 947 Stolen Bases, Career No. Player, Seasons 3B No. Player, Seasons SB 2. Ryan Jackson (1991-94) 859 1. Quinton McCracken (1989-92) 22 1. Quinton McCracken (1989-92) 98 3. Kevin Kelly (1999-2002) 846 2. Bobby Brower (1979-82) 20 2. Mark Miletello (1981-84) 97 4. Javier Socorro (2003-06) 825 3. Sean McNally (1991-94) 17 3. Bobby Brower (1979-82) 75 5. Troy Caradonna (2000-03) 821 4. Frankie Chiou (1994-97) 15 4. Cass Hopkins (1990-93) 63 6. Mike King (1993-96) 806 5. Adam Geis (1995-98) 13 5. Erik Albright (1985-87) 57 7. Frankie Chiou (1994-97) 804 Mark Militello (1981-84) 13 6. Tim Teer (1968-70) 53 8. Matt Williams (2006-09) 799 7. Jeff Piscorik (1992-95) 11 7. Bo Bochow (1969-72) 52 9. Adam Murray (2003-06) 780 Don Pruett (1979-82) 11 8. Seth Edwards (1984-87) 47 10. Michael Fletcher (1995-98) 765 Dan Phelan (1969-72) 11 Mr. Puryear (1901-03, 1907) 47 10. Larry Doby (1976-79) 10 10. Gabriel Saade (2007-10) 42 Bill Werber, Jr. (1951-53) 10 - 25 - DUKE BASEBALL 2011 MEDIA GUIDE SEASON OFFENSIVE RECORDS Statistics prior to 1948 are not available Games Played, Season On Base Percentage, Season Walks, Season No. Player, Seasons GP (Minimum 130 At Bats) No. Player, Seasons BB 1. Will Piwnica-Worms (2009) 59 No. Player, Seasons OBP 1. Vaughn Schill (1998) 55 Nate Freiman (2009) 59 1. Vaughn Schill (1998) .493 2. Jeff Piscorik (1995) 54 Jake Lemmerman (2009) 59 2. Vaughn Schill (1999) .483 3. Larry Broadway (2002) 50 Jeremy Gould (2009) 59 3. Buddy Copeland (1981) .480 4. Scott Pinoni (1993) 45 Cass Hopkins (1993) 59 4. Sean McNally (1994) .468 5. Rick Torgalski (1988) 44 Ryan Jackson (1993) 59 5. Scott Pinoni (1994) .464 L.K. Thompson (1982) 44 Sean McNally (1993) 59 Rick Torgalski (1988) .464 7. Ed Conrey (1997) 43 Mike Olexa (1993) 59 7. Nate Freiman (2009) .463 Tim Layden (2004) 43 Scott Pinoni (1993) 59 Scott Pinoni (1993) .463 9. Buddy Copeland (1981) 41 10. 17 players tied at 58 9. Jimmy Gallagher (2007) .461 10. Gregg Maluchinuk (1998) 40 10. Jeff Becker (2000) .460 Frankie Chiou (1995) 40 Games Started, Season No. Player, Seasons GS Runs Scored, Season Strikeouts, Season 1. Will Piwnica-Worms (2009) 59 No. Player, Seasons R No. Player, Seasons K Nate Freiman (2009) 59 1. Vaughn Schill (1998) 74 1. Brett Bartles (2006) 59 Jeremy Gould (2009) 59 2. Ryan Jackson (1994) 69 2. Kevin Kelly (2002) 57 Ryan Jackson (1993) 59 3. Scott Pinoni (1994) 68 3. Gabriel Saade (2008) 55 Sean McNally (1993) 59 4. Vaughn Schill (1999) 67 4. Kevin Kelly (2000) 53 Scott Pinoni (1993) 59 5. Alex Hassan (2008) 62 5.
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