In our continuing series on the Sabermetric analysis that shapes our Player projections in our 2024 Player Projections Draft Advisor. Today we'll take a look at some of the indicators that are defining our 2024 third baseman projections:
Ke'Bryan Hayes After the All-Star Break Hayes hit .295/.335/.531 and ten homers. In the first half of the year he had just five long balls and that was in 130 more at-bats than his nine have taken in the second half. He lifted the ball significantly more last year and that's been the biggest worry with Hayes (deom 5% to 13% elevation). His exit-velocity numbers are elite but the ground balls have always been the issue and last year we saw his fly-ball rate spike to 27% for the season. This absolutely puts him on the radar for leagues in 2024 and will be a trendy breakout pick heading into your drafts. - jsperry 2023 BABIP: 0.315(0.008)| Contact Rate: 81%(0%)| xBA: 0.269(-0.002)| xSLG: 0.433(-0.020)| HR Distance: 398ft(3)| HR Max BBS: 113.1()| HardHit 95MPH+%: 48.4%(1.6%)| Avg Velocity: 92(1.2)| Elevation%: 13.2(8.0)| Barrels%: 7.4%(3.5%)| HR/FB%: 10%(4%)| GB/FB Rate: 1.1(-0.6)| EYE: 0.27(-0.12)| ISO: 18.2%(8.1%)
Manny Machado As expected Machado's BA dropped from his 2022 season to .258 last season, that said there is upside in the BA as his solid 46% 95_MPH hard hit rate correlates to about 10-15 more points in his BA. There is also some upside in his 15% HR/FB rate of 15%, 16-17% is more likely in 2024. 2023 BABIP: 0.268(-0.069)| Contact Rate: 78%(1%)| xBA: 0.251(-0.007)| xSLG: 0.455(-0.007)| HR Distance: 397ft(-4)| HR Max BBS: 114.5()| HardHit 95MPH+%: 45.9%(-3.1%)| Avg Velocity: 91(-0.5)| Elevation%: 15.0(-1.0)| Barrels%: 10.5%(0.6%)| HR/FB%: 15%(-2%)| GB/FB Rate: 0.9(0.0)| EYE: 0.46(-0.01)| ISO: 20.4%(-2.9%)
Alex Bregman He's an easy player to be disappointed by, as after a pair of years at age 24 and 25 that made him look like a superstar, he's settled into merely being solid most of the time. The high FB and pull rates maximize his average power, especially at home, but with his contact ability it feels like he'd be better served doing a little less of that. The biggest things in Bregman's favor, for me, are: 1) availability - played at least 155 G for the 5th time in his 6 full MLB seasons, which absolutely helps those counting stat categories, and 2) plate discipline - he had a more BB than K this year, and last year had 87 BB and just 77 K. Bregman has one of the best batting eyes in the game, and when he decides to swing he very rarely misses (4.8% swinging strike rate in '23, 5.4% career). I think he might have gotten sucked in to his own hype with the 31 and 41 homer years, because that really shouldn't be his game, but here we are. He's still a very solid player, particularly in OBP-based leagues where his batting eye can be leveraged. He exceeded 90 R (103) and RBI (98) for the 4th time in the past 5 years (excluding 2020 for obvious reasons), and while we tend to look much more at the power, speed, and contact portions of hitting, the ability to put up huge counting stats every year is a major bonus when it seems like 20% of your roster is out injured at any given time. I believe that Bregman was an overrated player a few years ago, but I believe him to be underrated now. - sdombroske 2023 BABIP: 0.270(0.010)| Contact Rate: 87%(1%)| xBA: 0.262(0.000)| xSLG: 0.423(-0.018)| HR Distance: 381ft(1)| HR Max BBS: 107.5()| HardHit 95MPH+%: 38.2%(0.4%)| Avg Velocity: 89(-0.3)| Elevation%: 17.6(-1.9)| Barrels%: 5.4%(-1.9%)| HR/FB%: 10%(0%)| GB/FB Rate: 0.8(0.1)| EYE: 1.06(-0.07)| ISO: 17.8%(-1.7%)
Rafael Devers Devers has settled into being one of the best hitters in baseball and a top fantasy option at third base, putting up similar rate stats in each of the last three seasons and closed in on his third career 30/100 season. Next year will be his age-27 season, too, so he's still squarely in his prime and is usually quite durable. - tmaher | His 115 Max speed and 93.1 average velo and 55% 95MPH+ rates are among the best in baseball. Additionally as a elite power hitter, the 76% Contact rate and 20% K% are outstanding. One of the most consistent 4 category players in baseball. 2023 BABIP: 0.292(-0.037)| Contact Rate: 76%(2%)| xBA: 0.280(0.009)| xSLG: 0.536(0.036)| HR Distance: 399ft(-5)| HR Max BBS: 115.0()| HardHit 95MPH+%: 54.7%(3.8%)| Avg Velocity: 93(0.0)| Elevation%: 12.4(1.1)| Barrels%: 12.7%(1.2%)| HR/FB%: 18%(2%)| GB/FB Rate: 1.1(0.0)| EYE: 0.49(0.05)| ISO: 22.9%(0.3%)
Zack Gelof Gelof finished 2023 hitting .270 with 14 HR, 37 RBI, 29 RS, and 14 SB. He has shown the ability to hit the ball hard (11% Barrels and 41% HardHIt) in his time in the majors. This has translated to good power numbers (14 HR, .210 ISO) despite a poor home park. Gelof has enough speed (14 SB) that he is a plus in that category as well. Going forward, his biggest issue is going to be hitting for average in the future. His 29% strikeout rate doesn't correlate with a .270 AVG and puts him more in the .230-.250 range. A lower batting average and lower counting stats due to the Athletics offense will lower his value for 2024 more than what his potential is. He has the ceiling of a power/speed combo with a decent average if everything breaks his way and the counting stats will be dependent on the strength of the A's lineup. - pdouble | 2023 BABIP: 0.331(0.025)| Contact Rate: 68%(68%)| xBA: 0.250(-0.017)| xSLG: 0.443(-0.061)| HR Distance: 396ft(396)| HR Max BBS: 108.5()| HardHit 95MPH+%: 40.7%(40.7%)| Avg Velocity: 90(89.8)| Elevation%: 11.8(11.8)| Barrels%: 11.1%(11.1%)| HR/FB%: 22%(22%)| GB/FB Rate: 1.2(1.2)| EYE: 0.32(0.01)| ISO: 23.7%(23.7%)
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Eugenio Suárez Heavy flyball hitter, who has above average power, but 31% K% limits his upside in the BA department. There is some more upside in his 22 HRs from last season as 43% Hard Contact rate and 12.7 Barrels% are well above league average. However the RBI count was a bit bloated last season. 2023 BABIP: 0.314(0.012)| Contact Rate: 70%(1%)| xBA: 0.223(-0.009)| xSLG: 0.423(0.032)| HR Distance: 400ft(-3)| HR Max BBS: 111.1()| HardHit 95MPH+%: 43.0%(-0.5%)| Avg Velocity: 90(0.5)| Elevation%: 18.9(-1.0)| Barrels%: 12.7%(-2.1%)| HR/FB%: 13%(-6%)| GB/FB Rate: 0.8(0.0)| EYE: 0.33(-0.04)| ISO: 15.9%(-6.4%)
Jake Burger Jake Burger (3B-MIA) finished 2023 hitting .250 with 34 dingers, 80 RBI, and 71 runs scored across 540 PA this season, with a wRC+ of 120 attesting to his above-average production. Although his strikeout rate isn't pretty (28%) and he doesn't walk often (6%), Burger often punishes the ball when he makes contact (49% hard-hit rate), with a robust 92 MPH average Velo. Encouragingly, Burger has improved key areas of his game since the All-Star break, recording a .274 average and 23% strikeout rate as compared with a .220 average and 34% strikeout rate across 263 PA before the break. There's fantasy value in a 30-homer hitter who can hit north of .260, so he should be on owners' radars for 2024. - ahodge 2023 BABIP: 0.284(-0.040)| Contact Rate: 68%(2%)| xBA: 0.268(0.018)| xSLG: 0.506(-0.012)| HR Distance: 402ft(-21)| HR Max BBS: 118.2()| HardHit 95MPH+%: 49.3%(6.3%)| Avg Velocity: 92(1.2)| Elevation%: 12.3(0.0)| Barrels%: 16.7%(1.8%)| HR/FB%: 25%(9%)| GB/FB Rate: 1.1(0.1)| EYE: 0.21(0.03)| ISO: 26.8%(6.0%)
Jeimer Candelario Jeimer Candelario bounced back nicely last year (.251 AVG with 22 HR, 73 R, 70 RBI, and 8 SB). Candelario has cut his strikeouts (22% K) and increased his walk rate (9% BB) while hitting the ball harder (36% HardHIt). He doesn't have any elite skills but what he does have is secured playing time and the ability to accumulate because he hit in the middle of the Nationals lineup last season. Candelario is more valuable the deeper the mixed league because of this. - pdouble 2023 BABIP: 0.292(0.035)| Contact Rate: 78%(1%)| xBA: 0.233(-0.018)| xSLG: 0.405(-0.066)| HR Distance: 399ft(-1)| HR Max BBS: 111.3()| HardHit 95MPH+%: 36.3%(1.7%)| Avg Velocity: 88(1.1)| Elevation%: 14.1(0.6)| Barrels%: 7.8%(-0.5%)| HR/FB%: 14%(4%)| GB/FB Rate: 1.0(-0.1)| EYE: 0.42(0.16)| ISO: 22.0%(7.6%)
Josh Jung Jung had a tremendous rookie season, hitting .266 with 23 HR's and 70 RBI across 122 games and likely could have made a run at 30 HR's and 100 RBI had he not gotten injured. His 47.1% HardHit% suggests that the power is real, although with a 29.3% K%, it's questionable whether he can keep up the BA as a .355 BABIP may be hard to repeat. Regardless, he should be good for plenty of HR's, runs, and RBI in 2024 considering the strong lineup around him. - mgreenfeld 2023 BABIP: 0.340(0.062)| Contact Rate: 73%(1%)| xBA: 0.256(-0.010)| xSLG: 0.476(0.009)| HR Distance: 401ft(-2)| HR Max BBS: 110.0()| HardHit 95MPH+%: 47.1%(14.9%)| Avg Velocity: 92(6.3)| Elevation%: 15.0(0.7)| Barrels%: 11.9%(1.7%)| HR/FB%: 18%(-7%)| GB/FB Rate: 0.9(-0.3)| EYE: 0.20(0.10)| ISO: 20.1%(-1.3%)
Matt Chapman Matt Chapman finished the season with a whimper when he only hit 7 HRs and drove in 18 RBIs in the 2nd half. Overall he posted a .240BA/17HR/54RBI/66 RS season. Chapman is hitting the ball harder than ever (17% Barrels and 56% HardHIt) which is great, but somehow he finished with a 10% HR/FB rate....which means we should see a considerable bounceback in 2024 as his HR rate should have been closer to 19%. 2023 BABIP: 0.319(0.042)| Contact Rate: 73%(-1%)| xBA: 0.229(-0.011)| xSLG: 0.457(0.033)| HR Distance: 388ft(-16)| HR Max BBS: 114.3()| HardHit 95MPH+%: 56.1%(4.9%)| Avg Velocity: 93(1.3)| Elevation%: 18.5(-0.5)| Barrels%: 17.1%(4.2%)| HR/FB%: 10%(-5%)| GB/FB Rate: 0.7(0.0)| EYE: 0.38(-0.02)| ISO: 18.5%(-1.9%)
Max Muncy Max Muncy (2B/3B-LAD) The 32 year-old slugger put together an oddly productive campaign, with a .212 average, 36 dingers, 105 RBI, and 95 runs scored across 579 PA, with a wRC+ of 118. A 26% strikeout rate, 15% walk rate, and .26 ISO - as well as the fact that 36 of his 102 of his hits on the season cleared the outfield fence - illustrate that Muncy is a three-true-outcomes player. There's value in that for fantasy - especially in leagues that count OBP or OPS - but the fact that he's a liability in the average department does limit his value. - ahodge 2023 BABIP: 0.221(-0.006)| Contact Rate: 72%(-3%)| xBA: 0.234(0.022)| xSLG: 0.502(0.027)| HR Distance: 399ft(8)| HR Max BBS: 111.1()| HardHit 95MPH+%: 46.0%(0.4%)| Avg Velocity: 91(0.9)| Elevation%: 21.7(0.8)| Barrels%: 14.6%(1.2%)| HR/FB%: 22%(9%)| GB/FB Rate: 0.7(0.0)| EYE: 0.56(-0.08)| ISO: 26.3%(7.5%)
Yoán Moncada Moncada finally hit his stride after struggling and being hurt (back) for much of the season, finishing with an average to .260 and his OPS to .730. The 28-year-old former top prospect has only shown flashes of living up to his potential. He's been an overall disappointment in both real life and fantasy, but there's still some time to salvage this injury-riddled campaign. - tmaher 2023 BABIP: 0.350(0.085)| Contact Rate: 72%(-2%)| xBA: 0.259(-0.001)| xSLG: 0.426(0.001)| HR Distance: 399ft(-11)| HR Max BBS: 112.7()| HardHit 95MPH+%: 39.0%(1.5%)| Avg Velocity: 89(0.7)| Elevation%: 12.3(-3.4)| Barrels%: 10.1%(0.3%)| HR/FB%: 15%(5%)| GB/FB Rate: 1.3(0.4)| EYE: 0.19(-0.09)| ISO: 16.5%(2.4%)
Nolan Arenado Nolan Arenado finished 2023 with 26 HR/93 RBI/71 RS/ .266 BA. His underlying indicators show that there has been some natural decline in his average velo on his batted balls (88.8), but for a great contact hitter (81%) with a heavy 41% FB rate, he will continue to produce. He's a pull hitter that's flyball centric, so the .266 BA is par for the course for a 279 BABIP. | 2023 BABIP: 0.279(-0.011)| Contact Rate: 81%(-1%)| xBA: 0.264(-0.002)| xSLG: 0.433(-0.026)| HR Distance: 393ft(6)| HR Max BBS: 110.3()| HardHit 95MPH+%: 38.1%(-0.8%)| Avg Velocity: 89(0.1)| Elevation%: 16.9(-4.8)| Barrels%: 7.3%(-0.9%)| HR/FB%: 14%(1%)| GB/FB Rate: 1.0(0.4)| EYE: 0.41(-0.31)| ISO: 19.3%(-4.7%)
DJ LeMahieu Production has been dipping as Lemhieu's heavy ground ball tendencies hurt both his power production but also his ability to drive in runs. Well known for his above average contact rate, last season he saw a 5% dip to 82%. Quality of Contact remains above average 43%, his BA suffered as his below norm BABIP hurt his other production categories. Chances for a bounceback for the 35 YO former star are diminishing, and he no longer holds any advantage in the 5 categories that 5x5 owners typically look for. | 2023 BABIP: 0.295(0.010)| Contact Rate: 82%(-5%)| xBA: 0.252(0.009)| xSLG: 0.384(-0.006)| HR Distance: 380ft(2)| HR Max BBS: 111.2()| HardHit 95MPH+%: 43.1%(2.0%)| Avg Velocity: 90(0.4)| Elevation%: 3.8(0.8)| Barrels%: 5.9%(0.6%)| HR/FB%: 15%(5%)| GB/FB Rate: 2.1(0.2)| EYE: 0.48(-0.46)| ISO: 14.7%(3.1%)
José Ramírez Ramirez didn't put up the big-time fantasy numbers we expected with 24 HR, 80 RBIs, 87 runs, but he did post an impressive 28 steals in 34 attempts. The .282 batting average has an opportunity to stick as he's a heavy pull hitter. He continues to be as steady as they come in terms of plate discipline with another low K rate (11%) and solid walk rate (11%). Additionally there is upside in his 10% HR/FB rate from a season ago, with his above average 90 MPH average velo and 40% Hard Hit Rate. Ramirez remains one of the game's best fantasy assets and there should be a bounceback in the power categories in 2024. 2023 BABIP: 0.285(0.006)| Contact Rate: 85%(-1%)| xBA: 0.297(0.015)| xSLG: 0.478(0.003)| HR Distance: 402ft(10)| HR Max BBS: 111.6()| HardHit 95MPH+%: 40.3%(3.4%)| Avg Velocity: 90(2.3)| Elevation%: 18.0(-2.7)| Barrels%: 7.0%(0.4%)| HR/FB%: 10%(-1%)| GB/FB Rate: 0.8(0.2)| EYE: 1.00(0.16)| ISO: 19.3%(-4.1%)
Austin Riley Riley finished 2023 hitting .281 with 37 HR, 117 R, 97 RBI, and 3 SB. He has now been fantastic three seasons in a row. The Braves lineup is elite which only helps the counting stats of guys like Riley. He hits the ball extremely hard (13% Barrels and 48% HardHIt) to go along with strong plate skills (8% BB and 24% K). Riley went in the middle of the second round last year and that will likely be his floor for next year. Everyone is going to want to get a piece of the Braves lineup and Riley is one of the top options. - pdouble 2023 BABIP: 0.324(0.009)| Contact Rate: 74%(0%)| xBA: 0.271(-0.010)| xSLG: 0.514(-0.002)| HR Distance: 414ft(3)| HR Max BBS: 116.1()| HardHit 95MPH+%: 48.8%(-2.0%)| Avg Velocity: 92(-0.2)| Elevation%: 13.5(0.6)| Barrels%: 13.9%(-1.8%)| HR/FB%: 19%(-2%)| GB/FB Rate: 1.0(0.0)| EYE: 0.34(0.00)| ISO: 23.4%(-2.1%)
Anthony Rendon Since signing a seven-year, $245-million contract with the Angels, he hasn't hit more than nine home runs or driven in more than 34 runs in a season. Injuries have impacted the 32-year-old in each of the past three seasons and his health cannot be trusted heading into 2024. - bkamerman 2023 BABIP: 0.268(0.010)| Contact Rate: 83%(0%)| xBA: 0.263(0.027)| xSLG: 0.388(0.070)| HR Distance: 382ft(-11)| HR Max BBS: 106.6()| HardHit 95MPH+%: 41.6%(4.0%)| Avg Velocity: 90(0.5)| Elevation%: 16.2(-2.5)| Barrels%: 4.8%(-3.5%)| HR/FB%: 4%(-5%)| GB/FB Rate: 0.8(0.0)| EYE: 0.93(0.27)| ISO: 8.1%(-7.0%)
Christian Encarnacion-Strand Strand had an up and down rookie campaign, but with a great September (.305 and 8 HR), finishing with a .270/.328/.477 triple-slash line with thirteen homers. The 23-year-old has been aggressive at the plate (5.8% BB% and 28.6% K%), which is typical of youngsters, but his hefty 27.6% LD% and 48.5% HardHit% are very encouraging. - dnachtigal 2023 BABIP: 0.336(0.014)| Contact Rate: 72%(72%)| xBA: 0.268(-0.002)| xSLG: 0.476(-0.001)| HR Distance: 403ft(403)| HR Max BBS: 111.8()| HardHit 95MPH+%: 48.4%(48.4%)| Avg Velocity: 90(90.3)| Elevation%: 18.6(18.6)| Barrels%: 10.5%(10.5%)| HR/FB%: 22%(22%)| GB/FB Rate: 0.9(0.9)| EYE: 0.20(-0.07)| ISO: 20.7%(20.7%)
Maikel Garcia The 23 year old is the Royals leadoff hitter and his contact ability is fantastic, he finished 23 for 30 in SB, and the 91.8 exit velocity points to more power potentially on the way...but he does have a heavy GB/FB profile (1.76). He had shown very little in the way of power coming up through the minors, but it's absolutely launch angle-based rather than a strict lack of power. He's been brilliant defensively too.....he reminds me a lot of Ke'Bryan Hayes (I hope that's not damning with faint praise). I think either of those two could put it all together at any moment. - sdombroske 2023 BABIP: 0.344(-0.068)| Contact Rate: 82%(-5%)| xBA: 0.270(-0.002)| xSLG: 0.387(0.029)| HR Distance: 391ft(391)| HR Max BBS: 110.0()| HardHit 95MPH+%: 50.6%(21.2%)| Avg Velocity: 92(5.9)| Elevation%: 6.1(2.8)| Barrels%: 3.9%(3.9%)| HR/FB%: 4%(4%)| GB/FB Rate: 1.8(0.0)| EYE: 0.33(0.13)| ISO: 8.6%(4.0%)
Ryan McMahon The 28 year-old has largely picked up where he left off in 2022 with a .240 average, 23 homers, 70 RBI, 80 runs scored, and 5 steals. His strikeout (31%) rates increased to what they were a season ago, although his hard-hit rate dipped about 2% to 44% this season, per Statcast. His launch angle is down a bit, though from 10.4 to 9.7. Meanwhile, there are negative developments in his swinging-strike rate dipping a bit from 11% to 14% while his contact rate has climbed dipped from 75% to 70%. Overall, with three straight average(ish) seasons in a row now almost in the books, it's difficult to envision McMahon becoming a fantasy stud despite him calling Coors his home field. - ahodge 2023 BABIP: 0.326(0.015)| Contact Rate: 70%(-5%)| xBA: 0.242(0.002)| xSLG: 0.441(0.010)| HR Distance: 420ft(-5)| HR Max BBS: 113.2()| HardHit 95MPH+%: 44.2%(-2.3%)| Avg Velocity: 91(-0.9)| Elevation%: 9.7(-1.1)| Barrels%: 11.4%(1.0%)| HR/FB%: 19%(3%)| GB/FB Rate: 1.3(-0.1)| EYE: 0.34(-0.04)| ISO: 19.1%(2.3%)
Royce Lewis Towards the end of 2023, with every swing of the bat, it seems, the 24 year-old climbed a little bit more up 2024 fantasy draft boards, finishing with a .308 BA with 15 dingers, 52 RBI, 36 runs scored, and 6 stolen bases with a wRC+ of 154 in 235 PA this season. Lewis's 77% contact rate on the year isn't anything to write home about, but he's above average in HardHit% (941.4), 11.7% Barrels, and average velo (90.2). He's shown considerable improvement in key areas in 132 PA since the All-Star break, logging a 20% strikeout rate (was 28% before the break) and 12% walk rate (was just 3% before the break) while his hard-hit rate has ticked upward from 27% before the break to 35% since. The biggest question entering 2024 will be whether Lewis can stay on the field, as he has missed considerable time because of various injuries over the past few seasons. - ahodge 2023 BABIP: 0.354(0.051)| Contact Rate: 76%(-7%)| xBA: 0.264(-0.045)| xSLG: 0.476(-0.072)| HR Distance: 401ft(22)| HR Max BBS: 114.0()| HardHit 95MPH+%: 41.4%(1.4%)| Avg Velocity: 90(-0.5)| Elevation%: 16.2(-3.2)| Barrels%: 11.7%(6.0%)| HR/FB%: 21%(9%)| GB/FB Rate: 0.8(0.2)| EYE: 0.36(0.16)| ISO: 24.0%(-1.0%)
Jared Triolo Triolo finished 2023 slashing a .298/.386/.298 with 3 homers after his first 209 MLB PAs. He has certainly been helped by a .440 BABIP. Triolo has an 86.4 EV and 32.9% HardHIt%, so power is not expected and hasn't shown. His LD% of 28.3% has taken advantage of that BABIP. Without a similar high BAIBP next season Triolo will have a hard time replicating this year's numbers. His 29.3% chase rate, 69.1% Contact%, and 13.6% SwStr% are not favorable. Triolo's 30.1% K% is high for a batter with his lack of power. His 11.5% BB% helps in the OBP category. He has some speed, with 6 steals in 54 games. - paul00 2023 BABIP: 0.440(0.104)| Contact Rate: 69%(69%)| xBA: 0.250(-0.048)| xSLG: 0.372(-0.026)| HR Distance: 407ft(407)| HR Max BBS: 108.1()| HardHit 95MPH+%: 32.8%(32.8%)| Avg Velocity: 87(86.6)| Elevation%: 10.6(10.6)| Barrels%: 5.9%(5.9%)| HR/FB%: 8%(8%)| GB/FB Rate: 1.3(1.3)| EYE: 0.38(-0.04)| ISO: 9.9%(9.9%)
Isaac Paredes With a .243 average, an .840 OPS, 31 HRs, 98 RBIs and career-highs across the board, Paredes has taken a major leap at just age 24. - tmaher | That said, the 31 HRs from last year aren't backed up by the underlying skills. His Velo and HardHit% are well below league average. He seems to yanking the HRs to the tune of a 55% pull rate. My only concern there is that he's going to see a lot of outside pitches in 2024. 2023 BABIP: 0.257(0.062)| Contact Rate: 83%(-2%)| xBA: 0.226(-0.024)| xSLG: 0.364(-0.124)| HR Distance: 378ft(-11)| HR Max BBS: 107.7()| HardHit 95MPH+%: 28.3%(-10.4%)| Avg Velocity: 87(-0.5)| Elevation%: 22.2(6.4)| Barrels%: 5.9%(-0.5%)| HR/FB%: 17%(0%)| GB/FB Rate: 0.7(-0.3)| EYE: 0.56(-0.10)| ISO: 23.8%(0.8%)
