FACTS/FLUKES: Guerrero, Kershaw, Walsh, H-S Kim, Irvin
Mar 27 2022
What can we expect from Guerrero post-breakout?... In just his third season in the majors, Vladimir Guerrero Jr. (1B, TOR) delivered on the sky-high expectations that have been building since he was crowned the best prospect in baseball several years ago, batting .311 with 48 HR and 111 RBI on his way to $39 in rotisserie value. What might he do for an encore?
Year PA BA xBA HR xHR bb% ct% HctX GB/LD/FB PX/xPX HR/F xHR/F ==== === ==== ==== == === === === ==== ======== ======= ==== ===== 2019 514 .272 .252 15 18 9 80 97 50/17/33 85/ 89 12% 15% 2020 243 .262 .283 9 9 8 83 130 55/17/28 103/ 72 18% 18% 2021 698 .311 .299 48 49 12 82 139 45/19/36 146/128 27% ...
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