R.Greene, Soderstrom, Rafaela, Detmers, Varsho

Greene could take a step back in HR … Riley Greene (OF, DET) gave us plenty of production last season, cranking a career-high 36 HR and plating 111 RBI. While the skills largely support the surge, should we bank on another 35+ HR season?  

Year	PA	HR/xHR	BA/xBA	bb%/ct%	GB/FB	h%	HctX	PX/xPX	HR/F	Brl%	BPX
2022*	486	6/13	.250/.228	8%/69%	57/24	35%	94	78/85	8%	9.3	-14
2023	420	11/19	.285/.258	8%/70%	49/25	38%	114	102/117	17%	11.3	57
2024	583	24/29	.262/.259	11%/70%	44/35	33%	95	143/114	19%	13.4	189
2025	655	36/40	.258/.253	7%/67%	41/39	33%	98	160/120	23%	17.1	123
25-2H	307	17/18	.215/.236	7%/65%	39/42	26%	98	151/121	21%	16.0	93
*Includes Triple-A

There are a few yellow flags:

• Greene's contact rate entered the danger zone last season, as he set a franchise record with 201 strikeouts (30.1 K%,...

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