BATTERS: BA and power anomalies 2017
Jul 16 2017
Our expected batting average (xBA) and expected power (xPX) indicators can serve as useful mid-season barometers for the BA and power produced by bats so far in 2017. Extreme outliers from these expected levels can represent good buy-low or sell-high targets at this point in the season.
These batters have the widest BA-xBA variances so far in 2017:
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Batting Average Outliers, 2017 YTD* Name League Position BA xBA Diff ================== ====== ============= ==== ==== ===== Martin, Leonys AL CF .111 .196 -.085 Robertson, Daniel AL RF .225 .309 -.084 Hill, Aaron FA 3B/2B .132 .214 -.082 Lobaton, Jose NL C .136 ...
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