Fantasy Baseball Sleepers (Hitters)

2015 Fantasy Baseball Sleepers (Hitters)

The 2015 Major League Baseball season is upon us and we all want to know who will outperform their projections (sleepers).

When it comes to hitters and even pitchers, we like to use BABIP as our starting point. BABIP stands for batting average of balls in play. It is basically the player's batting average on everything that is not a strikeout, walk, or homerun. Sabermetrics shows that a typical BABIP is around .300, but each player has their own BABIP tendencies. That is, to get the best idea of a BABIP's meaning, you have to compare it to the player's normal BABIP.

The theory behind BABIP is that once a ball is hit, neither the pitcher nor the batter have much control over the outcome. So, a higher than normal BABIP means the hitter is getting lucky. A lower than normal BABIP means he is unlucky. Taken one step further, high BABIP's tend to decrease and regress to the norm, and vice versa. This is why they are so useful as statistical predictors of future performance for both hitters and pitchers.

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With that said as a little introduction to one of the main stats we will be using, here is our list of hitter sleepers for the 2015 MLB season.

CATCHERS

Yasmani Grandal

Grandal moves away from evil Petco to Los Angeles, where he can display his power. He hit 9 HR in the last 3 months and it looks like his power surge is continuing this spring. With a better lineup around him, I expect a nice year.

Brian McCann

Meet the player with the lowest BABIP amongst qualifying hitters in 2014. This means a spike in average is due to come and with the short porch in right field at Yankee Stadium, McCann can provide plenty of pop for a catcher.

Travis d'Arnaud

D'Arnaud, once a top prospect for the Mets after being acquired from Toronto in the R.A. Dickey trade, is now the full-time backstop in New York. D'Arnaud has good pop for a catcher, and hit 13 bombs last year in 385 AB. He showed flashes of hitting skills when he hit .272 with 13 RBI in July and .313 from Sept. 1 to the end of the year. I expect more growth and a viable hitter behind the plate for the Mets this year.

FIRST BASEMEN

Eric Hosmer

Hosmer was a highly touted prospect and has yet to live up to his lofty expectations. He has done a respectable job with a .799 OPS in 2011 and an .801 OPS in 2013, but we expected more. Then came new hitting coach Dale Sveum, and Hosmer tore it up from September all through the playoffs. We expect that trend to continue and the 25 year old could be primed for a breakout season.

Allen Craig

Craig had an awful 2014 season and it was most likely due to a decrease in bat speed, which caused more groundballs and less line drives. Pitchers pounded him inside and he just could not get into a rhythm. Craig's value is so low right now that people forget how productive he used to be as .300 type hitter with 100 RBI written all over him. This may be possible but even a .280 season makes Craig a legitimate sleeper because of his depressed value.

Chris Davis

Davis missed time due to a suspension for abusing Adderall, and it seemed to really mess up his 2014 season. Davis hit .196, but we notice that his BABIP was unusually low at .242. Over the past five years, his BABIP was .333, so we can expect it to rise back up to that level, which would drastically increase his production. If he plays a full year, he is one of baseball's most feared power threats easily capable of 35+ homeruns.

SECOND BASEMEN

Mike Moustakas

Moustakas has been disappointing at the MLB level thus far, hitting just .236 in almost 2,000 plate appearances. But there are signs he may one day turn it around. First off, his line drive rate was good last year (over 20%). Second, he showed he can hit in 2011 when he put up monster numbers in AA and AAA (.322 - 36 HR - 124 RBI). My money is on a step forward.

Jedd Gyorko

Gyorko thrived in the minors hitting .320 in over 1,300 AB, and showed plenty of pop, hitting 55 HR and 75 doubles in 2011 and 2012. He struggled last year due to a foot injury and a terrible lineup around him. But not Gyorko is part of a retooled lineup that includes Upton, Kemp, and Myers. It is reasonable to expect above average second baseman numbers this year from the former stud prospect in San Diego.

THIRD BASEMEN

Chase Headley

Headley struggled at PETCO last year but most people do. He was clearly unlucky with his impressive 27% line drive rate. He has pop and now that he plays in Yankee Stadium, the switch hitter should hit plenty of bombs from the left side of the plate, enough to make him a worthy option at second base.

Brett Lawrie

Brett Lawrie was used to a .300 BABIP, but it fell to just .260 last year, leading to a .247 average. Still, Lawrie hit 12 homeruns in 70 games last year. He plays in a tough ballpark now in Oakland, but we cannot forget the type of hitter Lawrie showed us he can be in the minors. In 343 minor league games, Lawrie had an .851 OPS, with 63 SB and 149 extra base hits. Oh, and not that it matters for fantasy, but Lawrie's glove would keep him in almost any lineup regardless of how well he is hitting.

SHORTSTOPS

Chris Owings

Owings can hit as evidenced by his 24% line drive rate and .759 career minor league OPS. Owings hit .261 last year with a .316 BABIP, but his BABIP was .356 in 2013. If that BABIP can inch up towards that 2013 mark, we could be looking at a solid .280 hitter at the shortstop position.

Javier Baez

Oh, what to do with Javier Baez... Baez was an absolute wrecking ball in the minor leagues. His true breakout year, 2013, saw him hit .282 - 37 HR - 111 RBI - 40 SB, yet once he reached the majors last year, he could barely touch the ball. He struck out an abysmal 95 times in just 213 at bats. This would most likely decrease his value, but you cannot give up on the kid. When he makes contact, the ball jumps off his bat. He is still very young and anxious, and as he settles down/gets used to major league pitching, we will eventually see the magic of Javier Baez.

OUTFIELDERS

Shin-Soo Choo

Choo's 2013 campaign of hitting .285 - 21 HR - 20 SB earned him a hefty $130 million deal with the Rangers, but had a disappointing 2014 campaign due to injuries (ankle, elbow). Now healthy, there is no reason to think Choo cannot live up to his price tag and return to his 2013 form.

Gregory Polanco

Polanco was a top 10 prospect for the Pirates before they called him up last year in June. He struggled at the MLB level but tore up AAA with a .328 average, 29 extra base hits, and 16 stolen bases in only 274 at bats. He is a stud and should join the 20-20 club as soon as this year.

Joc Pederson

Joc is an absolute stud in the making. The Dodgers even traded Matt Kemp to make room for Pederson in the outfield this year. Joc put up staggering numbers in the minors across the board, to the tune of a .302 average, .405 OBP, and a whopping .929 OPS. He also stole 113 bases in his 4 year minor league career. Simply put, Joc has the chance to make an immediate impact in all offensive categories as the Dodgers top prospect.

Alex Rios

Rios is a great option in Kansas City as a bounceback candidate. Although he did steal 17 bags last year, he hit only 4 HR with a .280 average. The Royals play small ball and Ned Yost loves his players to swipe a bag. Rios' career best in the SB department was 42, so it is reasonable to expect at least 30 this year. Add to that the potential to hit over 15 homeruns and you have a nice all around option in the outfield.

List of 27 Year Old Hitters For 2015

It has been proven that most players tend to have their career years at the age of 27. For this reason, it is usually a good idea to check the list of 27 year olds. So, without further ado, here is the list in alphabetical order for you:

Player	Team	Pos'n	Born
Alcides Escobar	KC	IF	12/16/1986
Alex Avila	DET	C	1/29/1987
Alex Castellanos	SD	OF	8/4/1986
Alex Guerrero	LAD	IF	11/20/1986
Andrew McCutchen	PIT	OF	10/10/1986
Austin Jackson	DET	OF	2/1/1987
Billy Butler	KC	DH	4/18/1986
Brandon Barnes	COL	OF	5/15/1986
Brandon Crawford	SF	IF	1/21/1987
Brent Morel	PIT	IF	4/21/1987
Brian Dozier	MIN	IF	5/15/1987
Buster Posey	SF	C	3/27/1987
Cameron Maybin	SD	OF	4/4/1987
Carlos Santana	CLE	C	4/8/1986
Charlie Blackmon	COL	OF	7/1/1986
Chris Carter	HOU	IF	12/18/1986
Colby Rasmus	TOR	OF	8/11/1986
Collin Cowgill	LAA	OF	5/22/1986
Conor Gillaspie	CHW	IF	7/18/1987
Dan Butler	BOS	C	10/17/1986
Daniel Descalso	STL	IF	10/19/1986
Danny Espinosa	WAS	IF	4/25/1987
Darin Ruf	PHI	OF	7/28/1986
David Adams	BAL	IF	5/15/1987
Dean Anna	NYY	IF	11/24/1986
Desmond Jennings	TB	OF	10/30/1986
Efren Navarro	LAA	IF	5/14/1986
Eric Sogard	OAK	IF	5/22/1986
Evan Gattis	ATL	C	8/18/1986
Everth Cabrera	SD	IF	11/17/1986
Gerardo Parra	ARZ	OF	5/6/1987
Gordon Beckham	CHW	IF	9/16/1986
Henry Urrutia	BAL	DH	2/13/1987
Ike Davis	NYM	IF	3/22/1987
J.B. Shuck	LAA	OF	6/18/1987
Jake Elmore	OAK	IF	6/15/1987
Jason Castro	HOU	C	6/18/1987
Jason Kipnis	CLE	IF	4/3/1987
Jay Bruce	CIN	OF	4/3/1987
Jeff Bianchi	MLW	IF	10/5/1986
Jemile Weeks	BAL	IF	1/26/1987
Johnny Giavotella	KC	IF	7/10/1987
Jonathan Lucroy	MLW	C	6/13/1986
Jordan Danks	CHW	OF	8/7/1986
Jordan Schafer	ATL	OF	9/4/1986
Jordy Mercer	PIT	IF	8/27/1986
Jose Abreu	CHW	IF	1/29/1987
Josh Harrison	PIT	IF	7/8/1987
Josh Reddick	OAK	OF	2/19/1987
Josh Thole	TOR	C	10/28/1986
Juan Perez	SF	OF	11/13/1986
Justin Smoak	SEA	IF	12/5/1986
Justin Upton	SD	OF	8/25/1987
Kent Matthes	OAK	OF	1/8/1987
Kirk Nieuwenhuis	NYM	OF	8/7/1987
Kyle Blanks	SD	OF	9/11/1986
Logan Forsythe	TB	IF	1/14/1987
Logan Morrison	SEA	IF	8/25/1987
Logan Schafer	MLW	OF	9/8/1986
Lorenzo Cain	KC	OF	4/13/1986
Martin Maldonado	MLW	C	8/16/1986
Matt den Dekker	NYM	OF	8/10/1987
Matt Wieters	BAL	C	5/21/1986
Michael Brantley	CLE	OF	5/15/1987
Michael Saunders	SEA	OF	11/19/1986
Mike Carp	BOS	OF	6/30/1986
Nate Freiman	OAK	IF	12/31/1986
Nick Buss	LAD	OF	12/15/1986
Pablo Sandoval	SF	IF	8/11/1986
Pedro Alvarez	PIT	IF	2/6/1987
Pedro Florimon	MIN	IF	12/10/1986
Peter Bourjos	STL	OF	3/31/1987
Roger Kieschnick	ARZ	OF	1/21/1987
Ryan Flaherty	BAL	IF	7/27/1986
Ryan Lavarnway	BOS	C	8/7/1987
Scott Van Slyke	LAD	OF	7/24/1986
Steve Clevenger	BAL	C	4/5/1986
Tim Federowicz	LAD	C	8/5/1987
Tommy Field	LAA	IF	2/22/1987
Tony Campana	ARZ	OF	5/30/1986
Tony Cruz	STL	C	8/18/1986
Trevor Plouffe	MIN	IF	6/15/1986
Tyler Moore	WAS	OF	1/30/1987
Welington Castillo	CHC	C	4/24/1987
Wilson Ramos	WAS	C	8/10/1987
Yan Gomes	CLE	C	7/19/1987
Yangervis Solarte	NYY	IF	7/7/1987
Yonder Alonso	SD	IF	4/8/1987
Zach Lutz	NYM	IF	6/3/1986

List of 2014 Qualifying Hitters From Lowest To Highest BABIP

Bounce-back rebound candidates are towards the top

Rk	Name	Age	Tm	PA	BAbip ▾	BA	OBP	SLG	OPS
	LgAvg per 600 PA			600	0.297	0.249	0.312	0.383	0.695
147	Brian McCann*	30	NYY	538	0.231	0.232	0.286	0.406	0.692
146	Mark Teixeira#	34	NYY	508	0.233	0.216	0.313	0.398	0.711
145	Chris Davis*	28	BAL	525	0.242	0.196	0.300	0.404	0.704
144	Matt Dominguez	24	HOU	607	0.244	0.215	0.256	0.330	0.586
143	Carlos Santana#	28	CLE	660	0.249	0.231	0.365	0.427	0.792
142	Zack Cozart	28	CIN	543	0.255	0.221	0.268	0.300	0.568
141	David Ortiz*	38	BOS	602	0.256	0.263	0.355	0.517	0.873
140	Edwin Encarnacion	31	TOR	542	0.260	0.268	0.354	0.547	0.901
139	Dayan Viciedo	25	CHW	563	0.261	0.231	0.281	0.405	0.686
138	Andrelton Simmons	24	ATL	576	0.263	0.244	0.286	0.331	0.617
136	Curtis Granderson*	33	NYM	654	0.265	0.227	0.326	0.388	0.714
137	Albert Pujols	34	LAA	695	0.265	0.272	0.324	0.466	0.790
134	Allen Craig	29	TOT	505	0.266	0.215	0.279	0.315	0.594
135	Coco Crisp#	34	OAK	536	0.266	0.246	0.336	0.363	0.699
133	Chris Carter	27	HOU	572	0.267	0.227	0.308	0.491	0.799
129	Domonic Brown*	26	PHI	512	0.269	0.235	0.285	0.349	0.634
130	Jay Bruce*	27	CIN	545	0.269	0.217	0.281	0.373	0.654
131	Brian Dozier	27	MIN	707	0.269	0.242	0.345	0.416	0.762
132	Jimmy Rollins#	35	PHI	609	0.269	0.243	0.323	0.394	0.717
128	Asdrubal Cabrera#	28	TOT	616	0.272	0.241	0.307	0.387	0.694
127	Dustin Ackley*	26	SEA	542	0.273	0.245	0.293	0.398	0.692
122	Khris Davis	26	MIL	549	0.275	0.244	0.299	0.457	0.756
123	Omar Infante	32	KCR	575	0.275	0.252	0.295	0.337	0.632
124	Miguel Montero*	30	ARI	560	0.275	0.243	0.329	0.370	0.699
125	Jean Segura	24	MIL	557	0.275	0.246	0.289	0.326	0.614
126	Yangervis Solarte#	26	TOT	535	0.275	0.260	0.336	0.369	0.705
121	Aaron Hill	32	ARI	541	0.276	0.244	0.287	0.367	0.654
120	Adam LaRoche*	34	WSN	586	0.277	0.259	0.362	0.455	0.817
118	Josh Donaldson	28	OAK	695	0.278	0.255	0.342	0.456	0.798
119	Salvador Perez	24	KCR	606	0.278	0.260	0.289	0.403	0.692
117	Jed Lowrie#	30	OAK	566	0.281	0.249	0.321	0.355	0.676
116	Yunel Escobar	31	TBR	529	0.282	0.258	0.324	0.340	0.664
114	Lucas Duda*	28	NYM	596	0.283	0.253	0.349	0.481	0.830
115	Brandon Moss*	30	OAK	580	0.283	0.234	0.334	0.438	0.772
112	Evan Longoria	28	TBR	700	0.285	0.253	0.320	0.404	0.724
113	Jordy Mercer	27	PIT	555	0.285	0.255	0.305	0.387	0.693
110	Adam Dunn*	34	TOT	511	0.286	0.219	0.337	0.415	0.752
111	B.J. Upton	29	ATL	582	0.286	0.208	0.287	0.333	0.620
109	Jose Bautista	33	TOR	673	0.287	0.286	0.403	0.524	0.928
104	Nelson Cruz	33	BAL	678	0.288	0.271	0.333	0.525	0.859
105	Ryan Howard*	34	PHI	648	0.288	0.223	0.310	0.380	0.690
106	Ian Kinsler	32	DET	726	0.288	0.275	0.307	0.420	0.727
107	Jason Kipnis*	27	CLE	555	0.288	0.240	0.310	0.330	0.640
108	Neil Walker#	28	PIT	571	0.288	0.271	0.342	0.467	0.809
103	Garrett Jones*	33	MIA	547	0.290	0.246	0.309	0.411	0.720
101	Jhonny Peralta	32	STL	628	0.292	0.263	0.336	0.443	0.779
102	Alexei Ramirez	32	CHW	657	0.292	0.273	0.305	0.408	0.713
100	Yoenis Cespedes	28	TOT	645	0.293	0.260	0.301	0.450	0.751
96	Jason Castro*	27	HOU	512	0.294	0.222	0.286	0.366	0.651
97	Adrian Gonzalez*	32	LAD	660	0.294	0.276	0.335	0.482	0.817
98	Derek Jeter	40	NYY	634	0.294	0.256	0.304	0.313	0.617
99	Luis Valbuena*	28	CHC	547	0.294	0.249	0.341	0.435	0.776
95	Chase Utley*	35	PHI	664	0.295	0.270	0.339	0.407	0.746
91	Xander Bogaerts	21	BOS	594	0.296	0.240	0.297	0.362	0.660
92	Jacoby Ellsbury*	30	NYY	635	0.296	0.271	0.328	0.419	0.747
93	Desmond Jennings	27	TBR	542	0.296	0.244	0.319	0.378	0.697
94	Kyle Seager*	26	SEA	654	0.296	0.268	0.334	0.454	0.788
90	Erick Aybar#	30	LAA	642	0.297	0.278	0.321	0.379	0.700
89	Matt Holliday	34	STL	667	0.298	0.272	0.370	0.441	0.811
87	Nick Markakis*	30	BAL	710	0.299	0.276	0.342	0.386	0.729
88	Trevor Plouffe	28	MIN	582	0.299	0.258	0.328	0.423	0.751
86	Pablo Sandoval#	27	SFG	638	0.300	0.279	0.324	0.415	0.739
83	Chase Headley#	30	TOT	531	0.301	0.243	0.328	0.372	0.700
84	Dioner Navarro#	30	TOR	520	0.301	0.274	0.317	0.395	0.712
85	Ben Zobrist#	33	TBR	654	0.301	0.272	0.354	0.395	0.749
81	Ryan Braun	30	MIL	580	0.304	0.266	0.324	0.453	0.777
82	Billy Hamilton#	23	CIN	611	0.304	0.250	0.292	0.355	0.648
78	Elvis Andrus	25	TEX	685	0.305	0.263	0.314	0.333	0.647
79	Brett Gardner*	30	NYY	636	0.305	0.256	0.327	0.422	0.749
80	Seth Smith*	31	SDP	521	0.305	0.266	0.367	0.440	0.807
77	Gerardo Parra*	27	TOT	574	0.306	0.261	0.308	0.369	0.677
75	Brandon Crawford*	27	SFG	564	0.307	0.246	0.324	0.389	0.713
76	Dustin Pedroia	30	BOS	609	0.307	0.278	0.337	0.376	0.712
73	Shin-Soo Choo*	31	TEX	529	0.308	0.242	0.340	0.374	0.714
74	Jason Heyward*	24	ATL	649	0.308	0.271	0.351	0.384	0.735
72	Todd Frazier	28	CIN	660	0.309	0.273	0.336	0.459	0.795
67	Billy Butler	28	KCR	603	0.310	0.271	0.323	0.379	0.702
68	Alex Gordon*	30	KCR	643	0.310	0.266	0.351	0.432	0.783
69	Martin Prado	30	TOT	573	0.310	0.282	0.321	0.412	0.733
70	Aramis Ramirez	36	MIL	531	0.310	0.285	0.330	0.427	0.757
71	Kurt Suzuki	30	MIN	503	0.310	0.288	0.345	0.383	0.727
64	Torii Hunter	38	DET	586	0.311	0.286	0.319	0.446	0.765
65	Adam Jones	28	BAL	682	0.311	0.281	0.311	0.469	0.780
66	Anthony Rizzo*	24	CHC	616	0.311	0.286	0.386	0.527	0.913
62	Eric Hosmer*	24	KCR	547	0.312	0.270	0.318	0.398	0.716
63	Jose Reyes#	31	TOR	655	0.312	0.287	0.328	0.398	0.726
61	Kole Calhoun*	26	LAA	537	0.313	0.272	0.325	0.450	0.776
59	Nori Aoki*	32	KCR	549	0.314	0.285	0.349	0.360	0.710
60	Anthony Rendon	24	WSN	683	0.314	0.287	0.351	0.473	0.824
58	Charlie Blackmon*	27	COL	648	0.315	0.288	0.335	0.440	0.775
56	Melky Cabrera#	29	TOR	621	0.316	0.301	0.351	0.458	0.808
57	Victor Martinez#	35	DET	641	0.316	0.335	0.409	0.565	0.974
54	Alejandro De Aza*	30	TOT	528	0.317	0.252	0.314	0.386	0.700
55	J.J. Hardy	31	BAL	569	0.317	0.268	0.309	0.372	0.682
52	Matt Carpenter*	28	STL	709	0.318	0.272	0.375	0.375	0.750
53	Hunter Pence	31	SFG	708	0.318	0.277	0.332	0.445	0.777
50	James Loney*	30	TBR	651	0.319	0.290	0.336	0.380	0.716
51	Buster Posey	27	SFG	605	0.319	0.311	0.364	0.490	0.854
48	DJ LeMahieu	25	COL	538	0.322	0.267	0.315	0.348	0.663
49	Daniel Murphy*	29	NYM	642	0.322	0.289	0.332	0.403	0.734
46	Adeiny Hechavarria	25	MIA	574	0.323	0.276	0.308	0.356	0.664
47	Hanley Ramirez	30	LAD	512	0.323	0.283	0.369	0.448	0.817
45	Jonathan Lucroy	28	MIL	655	0.324	0.301	0.373	0.465	0.837
42	Conor Gillaspie*	26	CHW	506	0.325	0.282	0.336	0.416	0.752
43	Austin Jackson	27	TOT	656	0.325	0.256	0.308	0.347	0.655
44	David Wright	31	NYM	586	0.325	0.269	0.324	0.374	0.698
38	Nick Castellanos	22	DET	579	0.326	0.259	0.306	0.394	0.700
39	Ian Desmond	28	WSN	648	0.326	0.255	0.313	0.430	0.743
40	Alcides Escobar	27	KCR	620	0.326	0.285	0.317	0.377	0.694
41	Yan Gomes	26	CLE	518	0.326	0.278	0.313	0.472	0.785
37	Lonnie Chisenhall*	25	CLE	533	0.328	0.280	0.343	0.427	0.770
33	David Freese	31	LAA	511	0.330	0.260	0.321	0.383	0.704
34	Justin Morneau*	33	COL	550	0.330	0.319	0.364	0.496	0.860
35	Ben Revere*	26	PHI	626	0.330	0.306	0.325	0.361	0.686
36	Denard Span*	30	WSN	668	0.330	0.302	0.355	0.416	0.771
32	Justin Upton	26	ATL	641	0.332	0.270	0.342	0.491	0.833
31	Michael Brantley*	27	CLE	676	0.333	0.327	0.385	0.506	0.890
28	Robinson Cano*	31	SEA	665	0.335	0.314	0.382	0.454	0.836
29	Casey McGehee	31	MIA	691	0.335	0.287	0.355	0.357	0.712
30	Alex Rios	33	TEX	521	0.335	0.280	0.311	0.398	0.709
27	Leonys Martin*	26	TEX	583	0.336	0.274	0.325	0.364	0.689
25	Starlin Castro	24	CHC	569	0.337	0.292	0.339	0.438	0.777
26	Marcell Ozuna	23	MIA	612	0.337	0.269	0.317	0.455	0.772
24	Matt Adams*	25	STL	563	0.338	0.288	0.321	0.457	0.779
23	Carlos Gomez	28	MIL	644	0.339	0.284	0.356	0.477	0.833
22	Marlon Byrd	36	PHI	637	0.341	0.264	0.312	0.445	0.757
21	Joe Mauer*	31	MIN	518	0.342	0.277	0.361	0.371	0.732
20	Jayson Werth	35	WSN	629	0.343	0.292	0.394	0.455	0.849
17	Adrian Beltre	35	TEX	614	0.345	0.324	0.388	0.492	0.879
18	Chris Johnson	29	ATL	611	0.345	0.263	0.292	0.361	0.653
19	Matt Kemp	29	LAD	599	0.345	0.287	0.346	0.506	0.852
15	Miguel Cabrera	31	DET	685	0.346	0.313	0.371	0.524	0.895
16	Dee Gordon*	26	LAD	650	0.346	0.289	0.326	0.378	0.704
14	Howie Kendrick	30	LAA	674	0.347	0.293	0.347	0.397	0.744
13	Mike Trout	22	LAA	705	0.349	0.287	0.377	0.561	0.939
11	Dexter Fowler#	28	HOU	505	0.351	0.276	0.375	0.399	0.774
12	Freddie Freeman*	24	ATL	708	0.351	0.288	0.386	0.461	0.847
9	Josh Harrison	26	PIT	550	0.353	0.315	0.347	0.490	0.837
10	Giancarlo Stanton	24	MIA	638	0.353	0.288	0.395	0.555	0.950
8	Andrew McCutchen	27	PIT	648	0.355	0.314	0.410	0.542	0.952
5	Jose Abreu	27	CHW	622	0.356	0.317	0.383	0.581	0.964
6	Yasiel Puig	23	LAD	640	0.356	0.296	0.382	0.480	0.863
7	Christian Yelich*	22	MIA	660	0.356	0.284	0.362	0.402	0.764
4	Adam Eaton*	25	CHW	538	0.359	0.300	0.362	0.401	0.763
3	Jose Altuve	24	HOU	707	0.360	0.341	0.377	0.453	0.830
2	Starling Marte	25	PIT	545	0.373	0.291	0.356	0.453	0.808
1	Lorenzo Cain	28	KCR	502	0.380	0.301	0.339	0.412	0.751
*	Left Handed Batter
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