K. Marte, Boyd, T. Hernández, Pagán, S. Murphy

Despite missing a month with a hamstring injury, Marte is putting up another outstanding season … Missing most of the month of April has barely slowed Ketel Marte (2B, ARI) down. At his current rate of production, he would be among the league leaders in R, HR, and RBI if he hadn't missed time early in the season. Can he keep it up? 

YearPAHRSBBAxBAbb%ct%HctXG/L/FPXxPXBrl%HR/F
20213741420.3180.2959%82%13345/22/321231169%15%
20225581250.2400.26410%79%12042/18/361161076%7%
20236502580.2760.27711%80%12944/18/361101028%14%
20245833670.2920.29412%78%13848/17/3415013312%25%
20252971920.2900.29814%82%12439/17/4215413516%21%

Absolutely, there is no reason to think he won't continue to be one of the top offensive threats in the NL:

  • His power metrics...

Almost!

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