FACTS/FLUKES: Ozuna, Peraza, Santana, Ray, Wheeler
May 18 2017
Ozuna mashing ... Marcell Ozuna (OF, MIA) put together a monster first half in 2016, hitting .311 with 17 homers. But after a June wrist injury cropped up, he faded badly in the second half (.212, 6 HR). He's come out of the gate strong again in 2017. Is there reason to believe he can keep it up this time?
Year AB HR BA xBA bb% ct% G/L/F h% HctX PX xPX hr/f ==== === == ==== ==== === === ======== == ==== === === ==== 2014 565 23 .269 .252 7 71 49/18/34 34 117 140 133 17% 2015* 579 14 .263 .255 6 77 48/21/31 32 115 102 106 9% 2016 557 23 .266 .262 7 79 44/20/37 30 121 105 121 14% 2017 142 11 .317 .276 11 74 46/21/33 36 144 158 138 ...
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