FACTS/ FLUKES: Rosario, Maholm, Alvarez, Slowey, Snider
Apr 17 2013
Rosario: Promising power ... Few could have expected Wilin Rosario (C, COL) to duplicate his Double-A stats in his first big league season. In fact, he blew away those numbers, posting an impressive .270-28-71 line in fewer than 400 ABs. At age 24, could there be more to come?
Year AB BA xBA bb% ct% h% G/L/F PX hr/f HR ===== === ==== ==== === === == ======== === ==== == 2011* 405 .249 -- 3 75 25 -- 121 -- 17 2011 54 .204 .268 4 63 26 40/20/40 214 21% 3 2012 396 .270 .278 6 75 29 46/17/37 166 25% 28 *MLEs
For a young catcher, Rosario's offensive skills are impressive:
- His .270 average—good among NL catchers—is fully supported by his...
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