FACTS/FLUKES: Longoria, Jimenez, Seager, Quintana, Lowrie

Health is key for Longoria ... For some players, the hardest thing to do is stay on the field. With a full year of good health in 2013, Evan Longoria (3B, TAM) produced his first $20 season since 2010.

Year    AB   BA    xBA  bb%  ct%  h%   G/L/F     PX  HR  hr/f  OPSvR  BPV 
====   ===  ====  ====  ===  ===  ==  ========  ===  ==  ====  =====  ===
2009   584  .281  .289   11   76  32  39/19/42  164  33   18%   .881   83
2010   574  .294  .283   11   78  34  37/20/43  150  22   11%   .845   95
2011   483  .244  .286   14   81  24  37/18/45  158  31   18%   .819  105
2012   273  .289  .277   11   78  32  38/22/40  149  17   20%   .842   79
2013   614  .269  .264   10   74  32  37/19/45  164  32   16%   .799  ...

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