FACTS/FLUKES: Arenado, Soto, Barnhart, Wacha, C. Smith
Mar 22 2019
Is Arenado still as reliable as ever? ... Nolan Arenado (3B, COL) has probably been the most consistent offensive force in the league over the past four seasons, a time in which he's hit .297 while averaging 39.5 homers per season. Can owners pencil him in for similar numbers in 2019?
Year AB HR BA xBA bb% ct% G/L/F h% HctX PX/xPX hr/f ==== === == ==== ==== === === ======== == ==== ======= ==== 2014 432 18 .287 .300 5 87 38/21/42 30 127 142/134 11% 2015 616 42 .287 .307 5 82 34/22/44 29 133 172/151 19% 2016 618 41 .294 .290 10 83 35/18/47 30 128 146/148 17% 2017 606 37 .309 .297 9 83 34/21/45 32 123 145/149 16% 2018 590 38 .297 .291 11 ...
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