03-01-2026, 11:12 PM
Of interest. Between 2022 and 2024, Arraez's line was .328/.371/.426/.797, OPS+ of 121. His .371 was 12th in all of baseball. Not bad OBP for a leadoff hitter.
Of course, last year, Arraez's line was .292/.327/.392/.719.
Turns out, on April 20, Arraez collided at first base with former Giant Mauricio Dubon. He missed six games and had a concussion. He claims his vision didn't clear up until December. He still only struck out 21 times in 675 plate appearances, lowest since Tony Gwynn in 1995.
Incidentally, Arraez has three batting titles. If he wins one more, he joins a group that includes just 14 players with four or more batting titles. 12 of the 14 are in the Hall of Fame.
Of course, last year, Arraez's line was .292/.327/.392/.719.
Turns out, on April 20, Arraez collided at first base with former Giant Mauricio Dubon. He missed six games and had a concussion. He claims his vision didn't clear up until December. He still only struck out 21 times in 675 plate appearances, lowest since Tony Gwynn in 1995.
Incidentally, Arraez has three batting titles. If he wins one more, he joins a group that includes just 14 players with four or more batting titles. 12 of the 14 are in the Hall of Fame.
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