FACTS/FLUKES: Beltre, Swisher, Brantley, Porcello, A.Escobar

Beltre finds new level of production ... In 2010, Adrián Béltre (3B, TEX) rebounded from an injury-riddled 2009 to produce his best season since his 48-HR 2004. He then was equally productive in 2011, despite missing nearly six weeks with a hamstring strain. Has Beltre reached a new mid-career production plateau?

Year    AB   BA    xBA  bb%  ct%   Eye  h%   PX   FB  hr/f  HR
====   ===  ====  ====  ===  ===  ====  ==  ===  ===  ====  ==
2007   595  .276  .283    6   83  0.37  30  124  39%   13%  26
2008   556  .266  .287    8   84  0.56  28  113  38%   14%  25
2009   449  .265  .248    4   84  0.26  30   75  38%    6%   8
2010   589  .321  .309    6   86  0.49  34  147  40%   13%  28
2011   487  .296  .318    5   89  0.47  28  150 ...

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