Curtis Granderson, CF, New York Yankees
HR:FB ratio is to power what BABIP is to batting average and the two stats can often work together to give an overall picture of a hitters’ luck.
Take Adam Dunn, for example. Dunn hadn’t posted a HR:FB ratio under 20% since his rookie year…until last year’s 9.6% ratio. His BABIP had fluctuated between .237 and .329, but his power numbers were remarkably
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Thanks for the comment, Visionquest1972! April can’t come fast enough.
Great article. Lots of good stuff to think out. I agree, I think Granderson will have value just not first round value. But…you never know. I would have bet the farm that Jose Bautista would fall off the map and everyone, including me, was wrong about that. Can’t wait for baseball to start!!!!