(06-13-2021, 06:01 PM)Phogge Wrote: Spin rates, blah. What's your launch angle Lex?
Working on it. Along with my exit velocity…..
(06-13-2021, 09:52 PM)Mick Wrote:(06-13-2021, 03:45 PM)DC 86 Wrote: Indeed. On-base percentage correlates much more strongly with run scoring than batting average and Bailey's OBP in college were .419, .390 and .466. Moreover his junior year power in a limited sample was not anomalous, his slugging percentages were .604, .513 and .685, so his batting average needs to be considered in the context of a power hitter. And all of his numbers need to be considered in the context of catchers. Catchers in aggregate are hitting .222 in MLB this year with a .303 OBP and .382 slugging percentage, so the bar is low. He may or may not make it, but it's far too early to draw conclusions, especially after an 11 month layoff.
Well, I hope his OBP improves over his .296 at high-A Eugene, same with his .301 slugging percentage and his 24% "caught stealing" rate.
SSS Mick. Give the kid some time.