BATTERS: BPV leaders, April 2018
May 7 2018
Let's begin our look back at the most skilled hitters of the prior month by looking at the top skilled bats in March/April.
Five out of the six most skilled bats over the first month of the season hailed from the AL East:
75+ BPV, April 2018* Name League Position bb% ct% Eye PX HctX xPX Spd BPV ================== ====== ============= === === ==== === ==== === === === Betts, Mookie AL RF 12% 87% 1.08 205 172 192 92 165 Gregorius, Didi AL SS 15% 84% 1.13 207 125 147 83 157 Hernandez, Teoscar AL LF 10% 76% 0.47 218 155 203 131 139 Albies, Ozzie NL 2B 6% 79% 0.29 200 98 114 128 ...
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