FACTS/ FLUKES: Cuddyer, Kotchman, Estrada, Hairston, Richard
Apr 3 2013
Cuddyer's skills hold, but will health? ... Michael Cuddyer's (OF/1B, COL) .260-16-58 debut in Colorado seems like a significant step back from his last season in Minnesota. But when you consider he racked up those numbers in just over half a season it doesn't look so bad. What might he produce in a full season at Coors?
Year AB BA xBA bb% ct% G/L/F PX hr/f Spd SBO HR/SB ==== === ==== ==== === === ======== === ==== === === ===== 2009 588 .276 .290 8 80 44/17/40 142 17% 114 5% 32/ 6 2010 609 .271 .279 9 85 50/17/33 96 8% 113 6% 14/ 7 2011 529 .284 .284 8 82 49/18/34 111 14% 90 8% 20/11 2012 357 .260 .296 8 78 49/20/31 155 18% 84 14% ...
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