FACTS/FLUKES: Schoop, Buchholz, Mauer, S. Perez, Weaver
Sep 20 2016
Schoop looking at regression in 2017…Without a strong starting staff, the Orioles are attempting to bludgeon their way to an AL East championship. Jonathan Schoop (2B, BAL) contributes to Baltimore’s major league-leading HR total, topping his previous career high in HR in July. Can Schoop, who turns 25 next month, build on his success in 2017?
Year AB BA xBA bb% ct% HctX h% G/L/F HR PX xPX hr/f ==== === ==== ==== === === ==== == ======== == === === ==== 2013* 284 .238 .253 8 77 27 12 86 50% 2014 455 .209 .228 3 73 83 25 49/14/37 16 109 96 13% 2015* 330 .274 .264 3 73 113 32 43/19/38 16 147 123 17% 2016 566 .269 .270 3 78 87 ...
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