BATTERS: Lefty-righty splits, 2015
Jun 8 2015
Let's take a look at the batters who have posted the most significant lefty/righty production and skill splits so far in 2015.
This exercise can help you adjust your daily lineups accordingly, and can also help us to spot guys who may be one adjustment away from taking a big step forward.
First, the following bats own the widest LH/RH OPS splits:
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OPS, LH vs. RH Name League Position OPS vs. RH OPS vs. LH Diff ================== ====== ======== ========== ========== ===== Reddick, Josh AL RF 1.079 .360 -.719 Ortiz, David AL DH .877 .276 -.601 Canha, Mark AL LF/1B .944 .368 -.576 Sandoval, Pablo AL 3B ...
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