Post by easyheat on Aug 31, 2024 22:10:14 GMT -8
Looking in on our two Beaver boyz playing for the Lake County Captains in the Advanced A Midwest League, we see Travis making good progress and Justin slumping. A few stats
BAZZANA: PA: 91, AB: 78, H: 19, R: 18, RBI: 10, XBH: 7 doubles + 2 HR, BB: 13, K: 24, SB: 4/4, SLASH:
.244/ .372/ .410
BOYD: PA:145, AB:127, H:21, R:18, RBI:8, XBH: 7 doubles + 1 HR, BB:18, K:48, SB:4/4, SLASH:
.165/ .269/ .244
Bazz continues to raise his offensive production pushing his BA to .244 and an OB% of .372 after a slow start. He's 4 for 4 on SBA and has totaled 32 TB in 78 AB's.
Boyd has struggled since the Reds traded him the Guardians. His BA is south of the Mendoza line, he isn't projecting any power and the 33% K rate isn't good, especially for an outfielder. Justin is better than that, I'm hoping he'll catch fire and show Cleveland he is capable of much more.
BAZZANA: PA: 91, AB: 78, H: 19, R: 18, RBI: 10, XBH: 7 doubles + 2 HR, BB: 13, K: 24, SB: 4/4, SLASH:
.244/ .372/ .410
BOYD: PA:145, AB:127, H:21, R:18, RBI:8, XBH: 7 doubles + 1 HR, BB:18, K:48, SB:4/4, SLASH:
.165/ .269/ .244
Bazz continues to raise his offensive production pushing his BA to .244 and an OB% of .372 after a slow start. He's 4 for 4 on SBA and has totaled 32 TB in 78 AB's.
Boyd has struggled since the Reds traded him the Guardians. His BA is south of the Mendoza line, he isn't projecting any power and the 33% K rate isn't good, especially for an outfielder. Justin is better than that, I'm hoping he'll catch fire and show Cleveland he is capable of much more.
