FACTS/FLUKES: Shaw, Yates, Lamb, K. Hernandez, D. Rodriguez
Mar 9 2019
Shaw is on firm ground … Travis Shaw (2B/3B, MIL) couldn’t quite replicate his 2017 breakout, but he was able to post a strong follow-up, slugging 32 HR with a .241 BA and 5 SB in 498 AB. What can we expect in 2019?
Year AB HR/SB BA/ xBA OPSvL bb% ct% GB/LD/FB h% HctX PX/xPX hr/f Spd ==== === ===== ========= ===== === === ======== == ==== ======= ==== === 2015* 515 17/0 .248/.237 .975 7 77 37/20/43 29 98 98/128 18% 87 2016 480 16/5 .242/.240 .599 8 72 36/19/45 30 98 123/122 10% 80 2017 538 31/10 .273/.274 .776 10 74 43/20/38 31 112 141/128 21% 76 2018 498 32/5 .241/.263 .599 13 78 37/18/45 25 115 133/132 18% ...
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