Here are the top 10 startling Jays stats. (ie odd internal stats, not ALind is hitting .200 & Jose Bautista has 23 HR type stats)

1. Vernon Wells is a very respectable 9th in MLB CF Out of Zone plays (OOZ) with 45
2. Jose Bautista Ranks #3 (AL) in Hit Tracker’s ‘No Doubts’ category and #2 in ‘Just Enough’.
3. The AL leader in ‘No Doubts’? Vernon Wells with 9. Conversely the AL leader in ‘Just Enoughs’ is Alex Gonzalez
4. Comeback Kid: Shawn Camp has fallen behind 2-0 35 times this season. Opponents are hitting only .133 with a .257 OBP after the count reaches 2-0.

5. Ex-Jay Joe Inglett is a career .297 hitter in over 700 At-bats.
6. Average attendance this at the Rogers Centre this season in 17423. Take away opening day and the three game series against the Yankees and the average drops by more than 2000, all the way down to 15208
7. Aaron Hill BABIP, seasonally from 2005 – 2010.
.299, .319, .324, .301, .288, .183
8. Only three Jay batters are on pace to reach 50 walks by the end of the season (AHill, Lyle Overbay). Jose Bautista is the third. He’s already reached the mark with 52 BB.

9. Ricky Romero’s 15 Wild Pitches this season places him 3rd on the all-time Jays single season list. Ahead of him are Dave Lemanczyk (20) in 1977 and Juan Guzman (26) in 1993
10. The Jays worst full-time pitcher, Brian Tallet, is owning left handed batters this season. In 62 plate appearances LHB are hitting .125/.177/.250. This includes a unsustainable .125 BABIP but also a 16/3 K/BB ratio. Full Pitch F/X analysis coming next week.