PT TOMORROW: NL West—Running in the desert
May 28 2015
There's been a modest shift in Arizona's baserunning philosophy under first-year manager Chip Hale, and it should benefit fantasy owners with ARI players. As a team, Arizona has 41 SB and just 16 CS (a 72% success rate), and they are on pace to blow away 2014's SB attempt total of 119. The following players have seen increases in SBO% from 2014, when the club was under the helm of Kirk Gibson:
2015 2014
Player SBO% SBO%
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Pollock 28% 25%
E. Inciarte 21% 19%
P. Goldschmidt 16% 9%
C. Owings 17% 13%
A. Hill 12% 6%
Though we're just over a quarter of the way through the season, fantasy owners should take note of...
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