FACTS/FLUKES: A. Jones, Sale, Gattis, M. Gonzalez, Sandoval
Aug 24 2015
Jones keeps on hitting ... With five straight seasons of .280+ BA and four straight of 25+ HR entering 2015, Adam Jones (OF, BAL) has been a model of consistency. This year has been no different, as he's hitting over .280 again with a 30-HR pace, though his SB total has lagged from previous seasons. Can Jones continue to be a top producer?
Year AB BA xBA ct% HctX h% GB/LD/FB PX xPX hr/f Spd SBO HR/SB BPV ==== === ==== ==== === ==== == ======== === === ==== === === ===== === 2011 567 .280 .273 80 106 31 49/18/33 120 106 17% 104 12% 25/12 59 2012 648 .287 .290 81 125 31 46/21/33 136 108 19% 109 16% 32/16 76 2013 653 .285 .284 79 125 32 48/20/32 137 127 20% ...
Almost!
You’re just a few clicks away from accessing this feature and hundreds more throughout the year that have a singular goal in mind: Winning your league. Subscribe to BaseballHQ.com here!
Already a subscriber? Sign in here
More From Facts & Flukes
The fast early start by Elly De La Cruz has been driven by a sharp improvement in batted ball quality.
May 22 2026 3:10am
May 22 2026 3:10am
A new handful of ALers to put under the Facts/Flukes skills microscope...
May 21 2026 3:06am
May 21 2026 3:06am
What is behind Bo Bichette's disappointing start? Plus, Geraldo Perdomo, Sandy Alcantara, Casey Schmitt, and Michael McGreevy.
May 20 2026 3:05am
May 20 2026 3:05am
Bryan Woo started slow, but seems to be rounding into form. Plus Aaron Civale, Corey Seager, Dillon Dingler, and Miguel Vargas.
May 18 2026 3:04am
May 18 2026 3:04am
José Ramírez is running wild, but he's only hitting .215. Also, deeper looks at Nick Martinez, Luke Raley, Peter Lambert, and Ryan Jeffers.
May 14 2026 3:05am
May 14 2026 3:05am
