FACTS/FLUKES: Abreu, Keuchel, S. Perez, Parker, and Schoop
Jul 10 2018
Abreu's power slows... After finishing the 2017 season with his third 30-HR season in the last four years, José Abreu (1B, CHW) was leaving 2018 draft boards in the first few rounds. Over the last month, his production has slowed, as he hit .212 with 3 HR and 16 RBI in June. What do his skills suggest about his performance going forward?
Year AB HR BA xBA vL vR bb% ct% G/L/F h% HctX PX xPX hr/f ==== === == ==== ==== ==== ==== === === ======== == ==== === === ==== 2014 556 36 .317 .307 1.098 .919 8 76 45/23/31 36 120 185 132 27% 2015 613 30 .290 .276 .658 .908 6 77 47/21/32 33 115 136 116 20% 2016 624 25 .293 .263 .840 .816 7 80 45/21/33 33 106...
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