2nd Half Numbers

So now that the season unfortunately resumes tomorrow, let's take a look at the current Astros who, in their career, have posted better 2nd Halves than 1st Halves, and vice versa.

Late-bloomers:

Name	PAs	Avg/OBP/SLG	K:BB	OPS
Lee - 1st Half	4175	.284/.337/.494	491:308	.831
Lee - 2nd Half	3049	.295/.346/.503	361:215	.848
Bourn - 1st Half	1184	.254/.323/.342	228:108	.665
Bourn - 2nd Half	512	.276/.339/.352	113:41	.691
Pence - 1st Half	1374	.289/.336/.474	222:92	.810
Pence - 2nd Half	685	.276/.335/.486	151:57	.821

Already blew their wad:

Name	PAs	Avg/OBP/SLG	K:BB	OPS
Berkman - 1st Half	3325	.303/.415/.552	529:519	.968
Berkman - 2nd Half	3335	.292/.403/.550	582:508	.953
Keppinger - 1st Half	784	.284/.346/.391	48:65	.737
Keppinger - 2nd Half	875	.276/.323/.386	58:52	.708
Feliz - 1st Half	2628	.258/.294/.420	380:132	.714
Feliz - 2nd Half	1757	.242/.283/.407	267:94	.691

Of course there are limitations to these tables. For one, Bourn and Pence haven't played that long, so they have a much larger sample size in the 1st half than they do in the 2nd half. We'll get to the pitchers later today.