FACTS/FLUKES: Gordon, Victorino, Frieri, Lowrie, Deduno
Jul 28 2013
Gordon's "slump" might be his new normal ... Alex Gordon (OF, KC) entered June with a .329 BA and looked like a solid investment for those who drafted him as a middle-tier OF, but he's hit just .201 over his last 160 ABs. His track record says to expect a rebound, but do the BPIs agree?
Year AB BA xBA bb% ct% h% LD PX hr/f HR Spd SBO SB BPV ==== === ==== ==== === === == == === ==== == === === == === 2009 164 .232 .229 11 74 28 14 97 12% 6 91 11% 5 24 2010 242 .215 .246 12 74 26 23 100 11% 8 70 9% 1 16 2011 611 .303 .276 10 77 36 22 144 13% 23 79 14% 17 77 2012 642 .294 .272 10 78 36 25 116 8% 14 79 8% 10 55 2013 ...
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