BATTERS: Young targets, 2018
May 28 2018
Let's continue our identification of the most skilled young players in the game by moving on to hitters.
These bats have been the most skilled young guys in the game so far in 2018:
50+ BPV, Age 28 or Under* Name Age League Position bb% ct% Eye PX HctX xPX Spd BPV ================== === ====== ======== === === ==== === ==== ==== === === Betts, Mookie 25 AL RF 11% 87% 0.96 200 157 167 109 164 Ramirez, Jose 25 AL 3B/2B 13% 90% 1.47 152 117 103 90 135 Trout, Mike 26 AL CF 21% 76% 1.10 184 132 162 110 126 Machado, Manny 25 AL 3B/SS 11% 84% 0.81 155 113 118 97 114 Bryant, Kris 26 ...
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