Whew, the Padres are bad.
A team is last in most offensive categories. The team batting average is hovering around a historic low of .215. There is only one real part time platoon starter in the line-up consistently, Seth Smith.
Smith is batting .285, with 11 HR and only 29 RBI.
The Padres are dead last in the NL in runs scored (291), hits (688), BA (.215), OBP (.274), SLG (.355), OPS (.609) and total bases (1075).
But the Pads are 3rd in the NL West because of pitching.
The Padres rank first in the NL in team ERA (3.18), runs allowed (341) and earned runs allowed (311).
The Padres play in a pitcher friendly ball park, but still, even a below average offense would dramatically improve their 43-56 record (.434 winning percentage).
The difference between runs scored and runs allowed is -50, and over 99 games a half a run per game.
