FACTS/FLUKES: J. Ramirez, M. Olson, Gausman, G. Richards, Lucroy
May 21 2018
J. Ramirez' upward trajectory...The early results from José Ramírez (3B/2B, CLE) show continued growth from his $30+ season in 2017, as he is currently on pace to hit more than 40 home runs in 2018. Has the diminutive Ramirez really transformed himself into an 80-grade power hitter?
Year AB HR/SB BA/xBA HctX bb% ct% FB% FBv* PX/xPX hr/f Spd SBO% SB% ==== === ===== ======= ==== === === === ==== ======= ==== === ==== === 2015 315 6/10 219/258 91 9 88 36% 86.2 72/ 69 6% 137 18% 74% 2016 565 11/22 312/290 97 7 89 36% 88.5 91/ 77 6% 109 18% 76% 2017 585 29/17 318/320 121 8 88 40% 89.7 138/102 14% 117 15% 77% 2018 173 13/ 6 295/333 117 12 ...
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