FACTS/FLUKES: Harper, S. Castro, D. Murphy, J. Urias, A. Sanchez
Feb 21 2020
Harper finishes strong in 2019... Bryce Harper (OF, PHI) got off to a slow start by his standards in his first season with the Phillies, but turned it on in the second half, finishing with 35 home runs, 15 steals, and a .260 average. Is that a reasonable expectation heading into 2020?
Year PA HR/xHR SB BA xBA bb%/ct% FB% h% HctX/PX/xPX HR/F xHR/F Spd ==== === ====== == ==== ==== ======= === == =========== ==== ===== === 2015 654 42/33 6 .330 .309 19/75 39% 37 134/208/161 27% 21% 99 2016 627 24/24 21 .243 .252 17/77 42% 27 106/117/111 14% 14% 89 2017 492 29/25 4 .319 .293 14/76 38% 36 106/155/105 24% 21% 115 2018 695 34/37 13 .249 .262 19/69 38%...
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