Ryan Howard Strikeout Tracker

159 K's (on pace for 198)
Record: 204


199 K's (ties career high, second most all-time)
Record: 204




851 K's (339th all-time)
UP NEXT: 337th, 852 K's
Record: 2597

Howard now has 553 career K's.

The all-time record is 2597 set by Reggie Jackson.

Howard's 553 K's ties him for 758th on the all-time list. Never fear, if he gets 140 more this year for 200 on the season he'll skyrocket to 501st place. 200 more next year would put him at 287th place.

As you can see he can fly up the charts in the next couple year.

Go Howard! Keep on K-ing!

0-4 with a hat trick! Excellent work Ryan although you did fail to strike out in one of those at bats. Get 'em next time!

63 down, 137 to go. You can do it!

Not a great day for Howard - 2 for 4 with a home run. He did manage 1 K though which is better than nothing.

Through 45 games: 64 K's.
PACE: 230 K's


557 K's puts him 751st all-time. He's climbing slowly but surely!

Dangit! I like Ryan Howard, have him on a couple fantasy teams, and my team on MLB 2K8 for my 360.

gdennis59 wrote:

Dangit! I like Ryan Howard, have him on a couple fantasy teams, and my team on MLB 2K8 for my 360.

I don't like Howard!

I hate all players who answer no to all of the following (assuming they're full-time players):

1. Have you ever managed 10 SB in a season?
2. Do you have 100 career SB?
3. Have you ever managed 5 triples in a season?
4. Do you have 25 career triples?

4 no's and I'll cheer you on your quest towards 200 K's.

Do you like Sean Casey?

gdennis59 wrote:

Do you like Sean Casey?

Not particularly

Ryan Howard K's in his first at bat but can't K again. Oh well, 1 is better than none.

Through 46 games: 65 K's.
Current Pace: 229

catbox_9 wrote:

gdennis59 wrote:

Do you like Sean Casey?

Not particularly

Oh, well you cant tell me you dont like a single player that doesnt meet all of your requirements.

More info. I HATE players that don't have 10 career stolen bases despite 3+ full season.

I mean Greg Maddux has 10 career stolen bases for God's sake and he's a pitcher!

A HAT TRICK for Howard

What a game, Ryan!

Through 47 games: 68 K's
PACE: 234

You are a sad, cruel man. :lol:

I've been too easy on Howard and haven't pointed out his inability to make contact in a few days. Let's get this going again...

Games Played (team): 55
Games Played (Howard): 55
Howard K's: 76
CURRENT PACE: 224

CAREER: 569 K's (tied for 723rd all-time)
1 more K and he ties 3 others for 720th all-time

Go Howard!! I mean "Don't Go Howard!!!"

bobrob2004 wrote:

Go Howard!! I mean "Don't Go Howard!!!"

Go Howard - back to the dugout without having to leave the batter's box. Might as well strike out I mean he's not the fittest of guys you'll ever see and all that running might give him a heart attack.

He struck out Ryan Howard Ryan...

UPDATE:

Howard was 0-4 with 2K's!

He now has 82 in 60 games (the Phillies have also played 60 games).

GAMES: 60
HOWARD K'S: 82
PACE: 221

Also, he now has 575 K's which ties him for 701st all-time!

Dude, really, I think you should lay off the negativity, and look at the positive, he was good enough for an MVP, still can hit a long ball, and, well, one of the more power hitting guys in the league.

Yeah, Howard is kicking ass - look at that batting average...just a hair under .210. Something tells me with way less K's he might be able to hit .215 or higher.

Ok, maybe Ill hop on the Howard K bandwagon...

TERRIBLE game for Howard. No K's

He has 84 in 62 games...

PACE: 219

That pace is going down little by little so I'm a little nervous. He still needs 116 more which in itself is a lot of K's for a season.

damn. bad job. he needs more Ks

Haha.

I love this thread!

89 in 66 games.

PACE: 218

Go Ryan!

:haha: Go Ryan Howard!!

:haha: Go Ryan!!!

UPDATE!

Phillies Games: 74
Howard Games: 74
Howard K's: 102
Pace: 223

He's more than halfway there!


For his career he's at 595 which is 662nd all-time.

As a comparison, Howard has more than the two highest ones combined on the Tigers: Miguel Cabrera (55) and Brandon Inge (41), 96.

On a side note, how come Inge has so many when he's played in about 20 less games than the average starter?