BATTERS: Young building blocks, 2015
May 11 2015
Young hitters who start the season strong can be tempting to fall in love with. However, if their underlying skills don't support their production levels, they can also be good bets for decline. The trick is to separate the highly-skilled young bats from the rest.
Here are the most skilled bats age 26 or under, headlined by a rookie:
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50+ BPV, Age 26 or Under* Name League Position Age bb% ct% Eye PX Spd G/L/F BPV ================== ====== ======== === === === ==== === === ======== === Pederson, Joc NL CF 23 23% 56% 0.69 303 112 37/20/43 149 Harper, Bryce NL RF 22 20% 65% 0.71 256 84 32/25/43 133 Arenado, Nolan NL 3B 24 5% ...
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