Minorleaguesplits.com

[twobrewers]

Maybe everyone already uses this website - but if you haven't, it is a pretty good reference for minor league stats.

Minor League Splits

It has significantly more stats than Milb.com. For example, Davis and Gennett are tearing it up, but they also have a .431 and .500 BABIP, respectively.
I also was not aware that Lawrie has such different splits. His career OPS against left handed pitching is 1.016 in over one hundred at bats. His career OPS against right handed pitching is .723 in over four hundred at bats.

You can also play with the stats to neutralize "luck" and "park" - as well as display Major League Equivalents. (I haven't looked into how these are all computed - but a fun resource nonetheless)

I'm sure a lot are already aware of and using this site - but for any who aren't, you can waste an entire day there.

[logan82]

It has significantly more stats than Milb.com. For example, Davis and Gennett are tearing it up, but they also have a .431 and .500 BABIP, respectively.

 

I believe that minor league BABIPs are typically higher than you will see at the MLB level. Not that high though.

 

 

I also was not aware that Lawrie has such different splits. His career OPS against left handed pitching is 1.016 in over one hundred at bats. His career OPS against right handed pitching is .723 in over four hundred at bats.

 

Most hitter have similar spread in splits vs same and opposite handed pitching.

[cwolf2012]

Doesn't Jeff Sackmann (formerly of brewcrewball.com) do the Brewers part of that site?

[battlekow]

Doesn't Jeff Sackmann (formerly of brewcrewball.com) do the Brewers part of that site?

He does the whole site. He's also one of the co-founders of collegesplits.com

[TheCrew07]

just a reminder that while the data at minor league splits is usually pretty close, it's never exact. I remember the difference being something about game logs but I don't remember exactly what it was.