FACTS/FLUKES: Bautista, Escobar, Doubront, Morrow, Carter
Dec 14 2012
Can we expect a rebound from Bautista? ... With 27 first-half home runs, it looked as if José Bautista (OF, TOR) was on his way to another monster campaign in 2012. Then a wrist injury sidelined him for the majority of the season's second half, limiting him to just 48 ABs. There's no questioning his power, but after a .302 batting average in 2011, how worried should we be about last season's 1H decline (.241 BA)?
Year AB BA xBA bb% ct% h% G/L/F PX hr/f HR BPV ==== === ==== ==== === === == ======== === ==== == === 2010 569 .260 .322 15 80 24 31/14/54 220 22% 54 153 2011 513 .302 .298 20 78 31 37/16/47 192 23% 43 130 2012 332 .241 .280 15 81 22 37/14/49 165 20% ...
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