BATTERS: BPV leaders, May 2022
Jun 6 2022
Let's continue our look back at the players who posted the best skills during the previous month.
These were the most skilled batters in May (min 30 AB):
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Franchy Cordero (1B/RF, BOS) is getting a regular look in the BOS lineup. He was a solid contributor in May (.803 OPS in 73 AB). He paired decent contact (73% ct%) with strong underlying power (148 xPX) that was fueled by a 91.2 mph EV and 12.7% Brl%. His continued excellent batted ball metrics make him an intriguing target.
Kyle Garlick (LF, MIN) did not post noteworthy overall skills in May (13 BPV), but the ingredients for a surge are there. He had a 95.4 mph EV and 11.5% Brl%, and his production has awoken during his first few games in June. He's a good stash as...
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