FACTS/FLUKES: Votto, Hamels, D. Peralta, B. Anderson, Alonso
Jul 5 2015
Votto being Votto again ... After a lost 2014 season, Joey Votto (1B, CIN) is back to doing Joey Votto things—taking walks, getting on base, and hitting for some power. While his approach may hold him back in some formats, Votto's .277/.391/.484 slash shows that he's back on track to be one of the more productive hitters in the game.
Year AB BA xBA bb% ct% HctX h% GB/LD/FB PX xPX hr/f HR BPV ==== === ==== ==== === === ==== == ======== === === ==== == === 2011 599 .309 .299 16 78 137 35 39/28/33 152 145 18% 29 93 2012 374 .337 .311 20 77 134 41 38/30/32 171 161 15% 14 110 2013 581 .305 .279 19 76 121 37 44/27/29 128 128 18% 24 79 2014 220 .255 .276 ...
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