BATTERS: OPS, Eye, batted ball leaders, July 2021 to June 2022
Jul 11 2022
Let's wrap up our look back at the top performers over the last 12 months by moving on to hitters.
Let's take a closer look at the leaders in production, plate control, and exit velocity during the past year.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yordan Alvarez (LF/DH, HOU) has become an elite bat since the middle of 2021. He has a .285 BA, 43 HR, and 110 RBI over that period. And his plate skills have matured during that time as well (11% bb%, 78% ct%, 0.57 Eye). In addition, he is one of just two bats (Judge) with an average exit velocity of 95.0 mph or higher since July 2021.
Christian Bethancourt (C/1B, TAM) is another unheralded bat who should be put to good use in Tampa Bay. While his overall results during the past year haven't been impactful...
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