Skill leaders, July 2024

Let's continue our monthly look back at the batters who posted the best skills during the prior month.

First, let's identify the bats that were the most productive in July (min 30+ PA):

NameLgTmGPAAVGRHRRBISBOPS
Bobby Witt Jr.ALKC23100.4892672221.353
Brent RookerALOAK24102.39124113051.288
Matt WallnerALMIN1551.36485901.269
Tyler FitzgeraldNLSF1659.3211381511.239
Rece HindsNLCIN1040.316751121.218
Lawrence ButlerALOAK2498.36323102741.210
Brenton DoyleNLCOL2599.33315112721.194
Santiago EspinalNLCIN1546.43273801.184
Rafael DeversALBOS24107.3622062411.132
Eugenio SuárezNLARI25103.33321102701.131
Julio RodríguezALSEA1553.37584811.121
Vladimir Guerrero Jr.ALTOR25108.3582282001.113
Jose MirandaALMIN1244.43971601.111
Aaron JudgeALNYY24112.3181981701.106
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