FACTS/FLUKES: Pedroia, Odorizzi, Reddick, A. Miller, Zunino
Jul 10 2017
BA from Pedroia, but not much else…Hitting for average is Dustin Pedroia’s (2B, BOS) calling card. With a BA hovering around .300, 2017 looks the same as always. While he’s never been a big power hitter, he’s been able to pop 10-15 HR the past two years. That’s been missing so far. Any chance he can get back that part of his game?
Year AB BA xBA bb% ct% G/L/F HR PX xPX hr/f SB Spd SBO ==== === ==== ==== === === ======== == == === ==== == === === 2013 641 .301 .284 10 88 50/22/28 9 80 83 6% 17 115 10% 2014 551 .278 .276 8 86 48/24/28 7 75 89 5% 6 87 7% 2015 381 .291 .270 9 87 50/18/32 12 90 93 11% 2 109 3% 2016 633 .318 .295 9 88 ...
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