BATTERS: Spring hitters wrap-up 2015, NL
Mar 31 2015
Let's take an early look at each NL club's projected lineups and relevant spring training news to identify guys whose stocks have changed during the spring.
As a reminder, our PT Today and PT Tomorrow columns will provide closer looks at these battles as they evolve.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
----------------------Projected-------------------- | --Spring Training--
Pos AB BA HR RBI SB BB% CT% Eye PX Spd BPV 5x5 | AB OPS BB K Eye
=== === ==== == === == === === ==== === === === === | == ==== == == ====
E Young Jr CF 285 .255 1 19 25 7% 81% 0.38 60 154 32 $11 | 63 .839 7 7 1.00
J Peterson 2B 399 .252 2 42 15 10% 77% 0.47 78 95 19 $9 | 54 .870 9 12 0.75
N Markakis RF 559...
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