FACTS/FLUKES: Bregman, Bogaerts, Ottavino, Fiers, W. Calhoun
Aug 5 2019
Bregman solid, but not quite first round value... After a strong growth season in 2018, Alex Bregman (SS/3B, HOU) was a first round draft choice in many leagues this year. Has he continued this growth and validated his position as a first rounder?
Year AB HR/SB BA/xBA ct% bb% h% OBA HctX PX/xPX G/L/F hr/f SPD ==== === ===== ========= === === === ==== ==== ======= ======== ==== === 2016 201 8/ 2 .264/.263 74 7 32 313 96 135/118 29/28/43 13% 131 2017 556 19/17 .284/.276 83 9 32 352 110 106/102 38/22/40 10% 123 2018 594 31/10 .286/.298 86 14 29 394 112 137/127 35/22/43 14% 102 2019 381 27/ 4 .262/.286 83 18 25 396 129 122/132 33/22/45 18% ...
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