FACTS/ FLUKES: Rosario, Maholm, Alvarez, Slowey, Snider

Rosario: Promising power ...  Few could have expected Wilin Rosario (C, COL) to duplicate his Double-A stats in his first big league season. In fact, he blew away those numbers, posting an impressive .270-28-71 line in fewer than 400 ABs. At age 24, could there be more to come?

Year      AB   BA    xBA  bb%  ct%  h%    G/L/F    PX  hr/f  HR
=====    ===  ====  ====  ===  ===  ==  ========  ===  ====  ==
2011*    405  .249   --     3   75  25     --     121   --   17
2011      54  .204  .268    4   63  26  40/20/40  214   21%   3
2012     396  .270  .278    6   75  29  46/17/37  166   25%  28
*MLEs

For a young catcher, Rosario's offensive skills are impressive:

  • His .270 average—good among NL catchers—is fully supported by his...

Almost!

You’re just a few clicks away from accessing this feature and hundreds more throughout the year that have a singular goal in mind: Winning your league. Subscribe to BaseballHQ.com here!

Already a subscriber? Sign in here

More From Facts & Flukes

What's going on with Julio Rodríguez? What do the skills suggest for Luis L. Ortiz, Brandon Lowe, Will Vest, and Marcus Semien?
May 22 2025 3:09am
Is Max Fried's early success legitimate? We'll also examine the skills and advanced metrics for Luis Robert, Tyler Mahle, Lawrence Butler, and Bailey Ober.
May 15 2025 3:06am
Pete Crow-Armstrong improves his results. Also: Zac Gallen, Seiya Suzuki, Andrew Heaney, and Josh Bell.
May 13 2025 3:06am
Spencer Torkelson's big start to the season has come with solid underlying support.
FREE
May 9 2025 3:06am
Is Jorge Polanco's hot start fluky or legitimate? We'll also examine the skills and other factors for Hunter Brown, Wilyer Abreu, Jose Soriano, and Nolan Schanuel.
May 8 2025 3:09am

Tools