FACTS/FLUKES: Bryant, Lackey, Myers, Liriano, Moss
Jun 13 2016
Bryant climbing higher ... While Kris Bryant's (3B, CHC) rookie debut couldn't have gone much better (.275 BA, 26 HR, 13 SB), his high strikeout rate caused some hesitation early in 2016 drafts. Bryant hasn't slowed one bit in his second season, hitting for a slightly better BA (.283) with a 30+ HR pace:
Year AB BA xBA bb% ct% HctX h% GB/LD/FB PX xPX hr/f Spd SBO ===== === ==== ==== === === ==== == ======== === === ==== === === 2014* 492 .291 -- 12 64 -- 39 -- 228 - -- 86 11% 2015 559 .275 .232 12 64 107 38 34/21/45 163 147 16% 134 10% 2016 237 .283 .277 9 75 129 32 34/23/42 156 169 20% 101 6%
From a skills perspective, the sophomore...
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