FACTS/FLUKES: Rollins, Stauffer, Parra, F. Francisco, Schafer

Rollins stable for now ... After a troubling 2010 in which leg injuries limited him to a career-low AB number, Jimmy Rollins (SS, PHI) headed into his 2011 walk season playing for a new contract with a shaky health outlook. He did enough to secure at least three more seasons in Philadelphia:

Year    AB   BA    xBA  bb%  ct%  h%    G/L/F    PX  hr/f  Spd  SBO  HR/SB
====   ===  ====  ====  ===  ===  ==  ========  ===  ====  ===  ===  =====
2008   556  .277  .306    9   90  29  45/24/31   91    7%  106  32%  11/47
2009   672  .250  .285    6   90  25  40/19/41   99    8%  100  27%  21/31
2010   350  .243  .277   10   91  25  46/17/37   76    7%   98  18%   8/17
2011   567  .268  .271    9   90  28  30/20/51   80    8%  100  22% ...

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