FACTS/FLUKES: Kipnis, Harvey, Miranda, Neris, J. Marte
Apr 29 2017
Kipnis's 2016 power surge backed by skills... Jason Kipnis (2B, CLE) has been a bit of a statistical chameleon over the course of his career, starting out as a 30-SB contributor in 2012-13, then transforming into a .300 hitter in 2015, and finally, belting out a career high 23 HR in 2016. So who is the real Jason Kipnis?
Year AB BA xBA bb% ct% HctX GB/LD/FB PX/xPX hr/f Spd/SBO HR/SB ==== === ==== ==== === === ==== ======== ======= ==== ======= ===== 2012 591 .257 .259 10 82 97 47/23/30 76/ 91 10% 107/21% 14/31 2013 564 .284 .265 12 75 109 43/25/32 125/128 12% 101/21% 17/30 2014 500 .240 .249 9 80 92 46/23/31 72/ 84 5% 97/18% 6/22 2015 565 .303 .285 9 ...
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