FACTS/FLUKES: J. Ramirez, Berrios, La Stella, Piscotty, Stroman
May 6 2019
J. Ramirez owners are hurting...Those who purchased or selected José Ramírez (2B/3B, CLE) in 2019 auctions/drafts are likely licking their collective wounds from the sub-.600 OPS he has produced after the first month of the season. Is Ramriez' slow start a fact or a fluke?
Year AB HR/SB BA/xBA h% HctX bb% ct% GB/LD/FB PX/xPX hr/f hr/HHf^ FBv* ==== === ===== ======= == ==== === === ======== ======= ==== ====== ==== 2016 565 11/22 312/290 34 97 7 89 41/23/36 91/77 6% 20% 88.6 2017 585 29/17 318/320 32 121 8 88 39/21/40 138/102 14% 39% 89.7 2018 578 39/34 270/299 25 115 15 86 33/21/46 146/119 17% 49% 91.7 2019 109 2/ 9 183/233 20 126 10 ...
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