FACTS/FLUKES: Shaw, K. Marte, Pederson, Lyles, Eflin
Jun 15 2018
Shaw proving last year was no fluke... Travis Shaw (3B, MIL) had a big year in 2017, as he reached the 30 home run plateau for the first time, while also improving his batting average and stolen base totals. His power production has carried over into 2018, but let's see how the skills are holding up.
Year AB HR/SB BA/ xBA OPSvL bb% ct% G/L/F h% HctX PX/xPX hr/f Spd ==== === ===== ========= ===== === === ======== == ==== ======= ==== === 2015* 515 17/0 .248/.237 .975 7 77 37/20/43 29 98 98/128 18% 87 2016 480 16/5 .242/.240 .599 8 72 36/19/45 30 98 123/122 10% 80 2017 538 31/10 .273/.274 .776 10 74 43/20/38 31 112 141/128 21% 76 2018 231 14/0 ...
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