BATTERS: None on/runners on splits, 2015 updated
Aug 17 2015
Continuing our one-split-away theme in the search for deep sleepers, let's take a look at the batters who have posted the most extreme situational batting average, plate control, and power splits with the bases empty and with runners on base.
As a reminder, batters tend to display significantly better plate control and see their batting average surge when they hit with runners on base:
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Bases Empty Stats & Skills: 2013-2015 YTD* Year League BA OBP Slg OPS ISO | BB% K% Eye h% ==== ====== ==== ==== ==== ==== ==== | === === ==== === 2013 AL .252 .313 .404 .717 .152 | 7% 20% 0.37 30% 2014 AL .246 .305 .381 .686 .136 | 7% 20% 0.34 29% 2015 AL .247 .304 .400 .703 .153 | 7% ...
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