MontanaHawk05
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Kellnick bats alongside guys who can hit the ball. Julio does not.Here's a brutal stat:
Kelenic 19 XBH
Julio 13 XBH
Bruh.
Julio's definitely been trending the wrong way. Needs to figure it out fast.
Batting .265 with RISP is decent puts him somewhere in the top 50, there are 13 players that are hitting over .300 with RISP.IIRC, Cal Raleigh's batting average with RISP is .265. To me, that's a much more important stat than the overall BA. His home runs and RBIs are game changers. I wouldn't trade him for anybody. Dude has some real fire in him, and isn't afraid to let people hear it.
Servais, Acta, and DeHart. These dudes have zero accolades. Done nothing significant.What do we legitimately tell our batters to prepare every game? We must just have the biggest idiots coaching them
.800+ catches my eye. .1000+ is elite.Batting .265 with RISP is decent puts him somewhere in the top 50, there are 13 players that are hitting over .300 with RISP.
the one stat I am most impressed with OPS ( on base + slugging ) you get that over 1.000 I am paying attention
.700 - .766 is considered average, .800 good and I agree that 1.000 is elite and possibly unattainable for a season but I am hard to impress. There have been some incredible players that have career OPS of over 1.000 including somebody that most people have never heard of is Turkey Stearns who played in the Negro Leagues at 1.034Servais, Acta, and DeHart. These dudes have zero accolades. Done nothing significant.
.800+ catches my eye. .1000+ is elite.