FACTS/FLUKES: Kinsler, Carrasco, R. Davis, Devenski, Saladino

Kinsler powers up ... After years of modest HR production, Ian Kinsler (2B, DET) rode the league-wide power wave with a 28-HR performance in 2016—his highest in five years. Best of all, it didn't come at the expense of batting average (.288) or stolen bases (14). Can the late-career renaissance stick?

Year   AB   BA    xBA  ct%  HctX  h%  GB/LD/FB   PX  xPX  hr/f  Spd  SBO  HR/SB
====  ===  ====  ====  ===  ====  ==  ========  ===  ===  ====  ===  ===  =====
2013  545  .277  .275   89   124  29  37/24/39   87  109    7%  101  17%  13/15
2014  684  .275  .267   88    92  29  38/20/43   96   84    7%  116  12%  17/15
2015  624  .296  .266   87   100  33  34/25/41   81   93    5%  127   9%  11/10
2016  618  .288  .264   81   112  32 ...

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