FACTS/FLUKES: Turner, J. Osuna, Ramos, Wheeler, Brault
Aug 30 2019
Turner continues to do it all... Trea Turner (SS, WAS) and his owners caught a tough break when he suffered a fractured finger in the fourth game of the season, knocking him out of action for a month and a half. He has once again been one of the most valuable players in the game when on the field, though. Let's see how his skills compare to those of recent years.
Year AB HR/SB BA xBA bb%/ct% G/L/F h% HctX PX/xPX Spd/SBO ==== === ===== ==== ==== ======= ======== == ==== ======= ======= 2016* 638 18/57 .313 .276 7/78 43/25/32 38 111 109/122 203/36% 2017 412 11/46 .284 .268 7/81 52/15/34 33 87 94/85 183/51% 2018 664 19/43 .271 .253 9/80 49/18/33 31 93 82/79 ...
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