FACTS/FLUKES: Guerrero, Choi, Hendriks, Magill, G. Sanchez
Feb 25 2020
Hype train, take two... Vladimir Guerrero (3B, TOR) didn't live up to the extreme hype in 2019. However, it was still a respectable season for a rookie. Was there anything in his big league performance to suggest his breakout will come in 2020?
Year AB HR xHR BA XBA OPS BB CT Eye HctX H% GB LD FB PX XPX HRF QBaB ===== === == === === === ==== == == === ==== == == == == === === === ==== 2018* 378 19 - 383 1072 9 89 .89 39 42 25 33 133 2019 464 15 17 272 252 772 9 80 .51 97 31 50 17 34 85 89 12 BDD ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1H 203 8 9 251 242 742 9 79 .50 103 28 49 17 34 87 105 ...
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