The Ultimate MLB 2012 Stats Quiz

Jordan Pacheco is the correct answer because he had 7 stolen bases in the 2012 MLB regular season as a member of the Colorado Rockies.

Prince Fielder had only 1 stolen base in the 2012 MLB regular season as a member of the Detroit Tigers. This indicates that he was not particularly known for his speed or base-stealing abilities during that season.

Alex Rios had a batting average of .304 for the 2012 regular season.

Paul Konerko is the correct answer because he had 22 doubles and batted .298 in the 2012 MLB regular season. This information matches exactly with the question prompt, indicating that Paul Konerko is the player being referred to.

Miguel Cabrera is the correct answer because he had 205 hits and batted .330 in the 2012 MLB regular season.

Austin Jackson's batting average for the 2012 regular season was .300.

Jose Altuve had 34 doubles and batted .290 in the 2012 MLB regular season. This means that he hit the ball into play and reached second base safely 34 times, and his batting average was .290, indicating that he got a hit approximately 29% of the time he was at bat.

Alex Gordon, as a member of the Kansas City Royals, had 10 stolen bases in the 2012 MLB regular season. This information is not explicitly stated in the question, but it is implied that the correct answer should be a player who was a member of the Kansas City Royals in 2012 and had 10 stolen bases.

Mike Trout had 27 doubles and batted .326 in the 2012 MLB regular season. This indicates that he was a highly skilled and consistent player during that season. The number of doubles suggests that he was able to hit the ball into the gaps and advance on the bases. Additionally, a batting average of .326 is considered very good, indicating that he was successful at getting hits. Overall, these statistics show that Mike Trout was a standout player in the 2012 season.

Erick Aybar is the correct answer because he had 20 stolen bases in the 2012 MLB regular season as a member of the Los Angeles Angels.

Aramis Ramirez is the correct answer because he is the only player listed who had 50 doubles and batted .300 in the 2012 MLB regular season. This means that Ramirez had a high level of consistency and power, hitting 50 doubles and maintaining a strong batting average throughout the season.

Michael Brantley is the correct answer because he had 159 hits and batted .288 in the 2012 MLB regular season. This means that Brantley had a successful season in terms of both hitting and batting average.

Carlos Gonzalez had a batting average of .303 for the 2012 regular season.

Billy Butler had 192 hits and batted .313 in the 2012 MLB regular season.

Ryan Braun's batting average for the 2012 regular season was .319.