BATTERS: High/low-leverage splits
Aug 10 2015
Let's revisit our look at significant splits by identifying batters with wide production and plate control splits in low-leverage vs. high-leverage at-bats.
First, the following bats own the widest high/low-leverage OPS splits:
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OPS, High vs. Low Leverage Name League Position OPS Low Leverage OPS High Leverage Diff ================== ====== ======== ================ ================= ===== Gonzalez, Carlos NL RF .837 1.578 +.741 Cain, Lorenzo AL CF .845 1.367 +.522 Peterson, Jace NL 2B .628 1.070 +.442 Bogaerts, Xander AL SS/3B .667 1.076 ...
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