With just two games remaining in April (part of a four game series against Arkansas that stretches into the first two days of May), I'll go ahead and do an end of month stats update now.

Through 24 games:

Goose has played in 20 games, going 26-78 at the plate for a .333 average with 81 total plate appearances. He has 16 singles, 8 doubles, 0 triples, 2 home runs and 2 sacrifice flies. He's scored 10 runs and driven in 8 RBIs. He hasn't attempted to steal a base yet (not fast enough), he has drawn one walk and struck out four times. He's got a .513 slugging %, .333 OBP, .846 OPS and he's touched 40 total bases.

In the field, he's recorded 39 assists and 11 put outs. He's committed 3 errors to knock his fielding % down to .943.

He's played a total of 150.2 innings. He has drawn his average dead even for both left and right-handed pitchers, hitting .333 against both. He's only batting .143 with runners in scoring position, and he's better on the road as he is hitting .362 on the road versus .290 at home.

Breaking it down, against right-handed pitchers, Goose is 21-63 with 5 RBI. Against left-handed pitchers, he's 5-15 with 3 RBI. With runners in scoring position, he's 2-14. At home, he's 9-31 with 3 RBI. On the road, he's 17-47 with 5 RBI. Goose has hit one home run both at home and on the road, and one each against a left-handed and right-handed pitcher.

Getting into metrics, Goose's At-Bats per Home Run stat is 39.000. His Walks per Plate Appearance stat is .012. And his Walks per Strikeout stat is .250.

Taking a look at the standings, Tulsa is floundering, Springfield is scorching.