FACTS/FLUKES: J. Ramirez, Tanaka, Hosmer, Osuna, Chirinos
Sep 10 2017
Ramirez a 2018 first-round pick? ... After a full-fledged breakout in 2016, José Ramírez (3B, CLE) has laughed in the face of regression. He's pushed the envelope even further in 2017 with a full BA repeat, while more than doubling his HR total. With two straight years of elite performance, Ramirez's 2018 price tag will be steep. Should you pay up?
Year AB BA xBA ct% HctX h% GB/LD/FB PX/xPX hr/f Spd/SB%/SBO HR/SB ==== === ==== ==== === ==== == ======== ======= ==== =========== ===== 2014 237 .262 .264 85 85 30 47/24/28 60/ 71 4% 126/91%/18% 2/10 2015 315 .219 .258 88 93 23 48/16/36 72/ 70 6% 126/71%/18% 6/10 2016 565 .312 .290 89 97 34 41/23/36 91/ 77 6% ...
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