FACTS/FLUKES: Villar, Werth, Granderson, Arrieta, Corbin
May 11 2017
Villar starts slow ... Coming off a huge breakout in 2016, big things were expected from Jonathan Villar (2B, MIL) this season. His stolen base numbers are down, while his batting average is hovering around the Mendoza line. Were expectations too high?
Year AB HR/SB BA xBA bb% ct% FB% h% HctX PX xPX hr/f Spd SBO ==== === ===== ==== ==== === === === == ==== === === ==== === === 2013* 549 8/42 .246 .249 8 68 14% 35 82 91 54 6% 138 40% 2014* 453 9/34 .213 .218 8 67 30% 30 84 91 108 13% 101 41% 2015* 396 6/31 .242 .240 7 70 23% 33 75 85 44 10% 140 45% 2016 589 19/62 .285 .264 12 70 24% 38 101 120 101 20% 111 43% 2017 135 ...
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