FACTS/FLUKES: J.D. Martinez, Villar, Ramos, Zobrist, Perdomo

Martinez mashing the ball … After launching 38 HR in 2015, J.D. Martinez (OF, ARI) finished an injury-shortened 2016 campaign with 22 HR in 460 AB, leaving many to wonder which level was real. Despite not making his 2017 debut until May 12 due to a sprained Lisfranc ligament in his right foot, he has 21 HR in just 235 AB. Can he keep this torrid pace?

Year   AB   BA    xBA  bb%  ct%  HctX  h%  GB/LD/FB  HR   PX  xPX  hr/f
====  ===  ====  ====  ===  ===  ====  ==  ========  ==  ===  ===  ====
2012* 485  .230  .224    8   76    87  28  52/17/32  11   81   79   12%
2013  296  .250  .235    3   72   101  32  44/22/34   7  103  108    9%
2014* 506  .308  .287    6   71   134  38  40/23/37  30  196  159   19%
2015  596  .282  .265    8   70...

Almost!

You’re just a few clicks away from accessing this feature and hundreds more throughout the year that have a singular goal in mind: Winning your league. Subscribe to BaseballHQ.com here!

Already a subscriber? Sign in here

More From Facts & Flukes

Is Max Fried's early success legitimate? We'll also examine the skills and advanced metrics for Luis Robert, Tyler Mahle, Lawrence Butler, and Bailey Ober.
May 15 2025 3:06am
Pete Crow-Armstrong improves his results. Also: Zac Gallen, Seiya Suzuki, Andrew Heaney, and Josh Bell.
May 13 2025 3:06am
Spencer Torkelson's big start to the season has come with solid underlying support.
FREE
May 9 2025 3:06am
Is Jorge Polanco's hot start fluky or legitimate? We'll also examine the skills and other factors for Hunter Brown, Wilyer Abreu, Jose Soriano, and Nolan Schanuel.
May 8 2025 3:09am
Hunter Greene has been tremendous through seven starts. Has it come with skills support? Plus, Corbin Carroll, Tommy Edman, Mitchell Parker, and Mike Yastrzemski.
May 7 2025 3:06am

Tools