(FIXED SOME THINGS) Now that the 100-game mark has passed, I'm looking at Baseball Reference 2011 NL stats to see in which categories the Fish stand out.
According to them, the Marlins are middle-of-the-pack in many of their team pitching and batting stats. Here are some of the Marlins team stats that are closer to being either best or worst - the Marlins are...
...5th worst in the NL in team batting average (.245; the Padres are last at .233, the Cards are first at .268)
...4th in stealing the fewest bases (57; Cubs have fewest with 35, most is San Diego with 106).
...5th highest in striking out (745; worst are the Padres with 835, best are Cards with 602)
...4th in the league in both sacrifice bunts and sacrifice flies (San Diego is last in sacrfice bunts but 3rd in th NL in sacrifice flies)
...next to last in the league in pitches hitting batters (23; the Rockies are last with 22).
...5th in the league in walks allowed (the Cubs are 37 walks ahead of the #2 team).
...tops in the NL in walking batters intentionally (43; the Brewers are last with 12).
...3rd-least in the league in being walked intentionally (18; worst is Cubs with 13, most is Dodgers with 38).
...5th in the league in runs allowed (440, tied with Arizona, and 62 behind the leader the Cubs).
...tied for next to last with Houston in wild pitches thrown (22; the Phils are last at 12, the Brewers are first with 43).
...2nd in batters faced (3831; Cubs first with 3915, Phils last at 3668).
...6th in striking batters out (751; Giants are first at 828, Pirates last at 589)
...2nd in the NL in balks (7; Reds are first with 10, Cards last with 0).
...5th worst in walking batters per 9 innings (3.3; Cubs worst with 3.9, Phils best with 2.5)
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