FACTS/FLUKES: Soto, Posey, Cano, Lucchesi, Porcello
Feb 14 2020
Soto a rock solid investment ... Juan Soto (OF, WAS) had a fine follow-up to his impressive debut, as he hit .282 with 34 home runs and 12 steals during his 2019 campaign. Should we expect more of the same from him going into 2020?
Year PA HR/xHR SB BA/xBA bb%/ct% G/L/F h% HctX/PX/xPX HR/F xHR/F ==== === ====== == ========= ======= ======== == =========== ==== ===== 2018* 528 24/24 6 .293/.277 16/76 54/17/29 34 98/135/105 25% 27% 2019 659 34/39 12 .282/.280 16/76 42/21/37 32 108/138/139 22% 25% -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2H 19 343 20/22 7 .268/.287 18/78 39/20/41 28 124/147/158 23% 25% *Includes MLEs
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