FACTS/FLUKES: Schwarber, Soroka, C. Seager, Doolittle, Newman
Sep 7 2019
Schwarber makes significant strides … Kyle Schwarber (OF, CHC) has lots of power, but many have wondered if he would ever find a way to rein in the strikeouts and post a more palatable batting average. At first glance, his 2019 season looks a lot like his previous work, but is that really the case?
Year AB HR BA xBA vL bb%/ct% GB/LD/FB h% HctX PX/xPX hr/f ==== === == ==== ==== ==== ======= ======== == ==== ======= ==== 2015* 489 29 .271 .247 .481 13%/68% 40/17/42 34 116 164/157 24% 2016 N/A-Limited to just 4 AB 2017* 457 33 .217 .234 .648 12%/64% 38/15/46 25 94 163/125 25% 2018 428 26 .238 .243 .654 15%/67% 44/19/37 29 100 143/119 25% 2019 448 34 .239 .264 .821 ...
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