FACTS/FLUKES: Perez, Polanco, Mancini, Kopech, Cortes
May 12 2022
Perez starts slow ... Salvador Perez (C, KC) had a huge season in 2021, when he tied for the league lead with 48 home runs and contributed a .273 BA and 121 RBI. This year has been a different story, as he's hitting just .204 with five homers through 108 PA. Is there reason to believe he's about to return to form?
Year PA BA/xBA HR xHR bb%/ct% G/L/F h% HctX/Brl% PX/xPX HR/F/xHR/F ==== === ======== == === ======= ======== == ========= ======= ========== 2018 544 .235/.255 27 29 3/79 35/20/45 25 133/11% 116/149 15%/16% 2019 ---------------------------Did not play (TJ surgery)------------------------- 2020 156 .333/.302 11 12 2/76 36/27/37 38 131/14% 168/175 26%/28%...
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