FACTS/FLUKES: Davis, Gibson, Lawrie, Gausman, Gose
Aug 10 2015
Davis' BA recovers ... After two wildly different seasons in 2013 (.286 BA, 53 HR) and '14 (.196, 26), Chris Davis (1B, BAL) has found some middle ground this year. Davis' BA has crept up close to league average and he's on a 40-HR pace; have his numbers finally settled at a repeatable level?
Year AB BA xBA bb% ct% HH% h% GB/LD/FB PX xPX hr/f HR BPV ==== === ==== ==== === === === == ======== === === ==== == === 2011 199 .266 .235 5 68 31 37 38/25/37 116 137 10% 5 7 2012 515 .270 .252 7 67 35 34 39/23/38 162 150 25% 33 36 2013 584 .286 .297 11 66 41 34 32/22/46 266 199 30% 53 120 2014 450 .196 .235 12 62 36 25 35/25/41 174 154 23% 26 ...
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