FACTS/FLUKES: Bogaerts, Choo, Teheran, H. Robles, Da. Santana
Feb 11 2020
Bogaerts posted his best season in 2019 ... It seems that Xander Bogaerts (SS, BOS) has been around a long time, but he will only be 27 in 2020. He had his first $30+ 5x5 campaign last year. Do we expect continued growth from here?
Year AB HR/xHR SB BA/xBA OBA ct% bb% h% HctX PX/xPX G/L/F HR/F ==== === ====== == ========= === === === === ==== ======= ======== ==== 2015 613 7/ 8 10 .320/.269 355 84 5 37 100 71/ 60 53/21/26 5 2016 652 21/20 13 .294/.262 356 81 8 34 101 91/ 73 45/20/35 11 2017 571 10/ 7 15 .273/.262 343 80 9 33 101 77/ 54 49/21/30 7 2018 513 23/27 8 .288/.292 360 80 9 32 112 141/101 43/21/36 ...
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