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Acuna has a BABIP of over .400 so far this season.

For 2018 I'd project a slash line of .270/.330/.450 at the major league level.
 
Acuna has a BABIP of over .400 so far this season.

For 2018 I'd project a slash line of .270/.330/.450 at the major league level.

That OPS would put him in the top 30 in history for aged 20 season.

Ted Williams 1.045
Trout .9636
Correa .857
Heyward .849
Stanton .833
Cabrera .793

are some notables.
 
Acuna has a BABIP of over .400 so far this season.

For 2018 I'd project a slash line of .270/.330/.450 at the major league level.

Mike Trout had a BABIP of .390 as a 19-year-old in AA. .326 average.

His BABIP in his rookie year with the Angels was .383. .326 average.

Your projections frankly seem to be junk science.
 
Acuna has a BABIP of over .400 so far this season.

For 2018 I'd project a slash line of .270/.330/.450 at the major league level.

Weren't those numbers in the neighborhood of many Dansby 2017 projections we saw?
 
Ronald has never had an OBP as low as .330.

The last time his average was near .270 was as a 17-year-old in the GCL.

He is hitting .322 as a 19-year-old across 3 upper levels and showing constant improvement.

Very frustrating to see projections so low.

Hitters hit.
 
Ronald has never had an OBP as low as .330.

The last time his average was near .270 was as a 17-year-old in the GCL.

He is hitting .322 as a 19-year-old across 3 upper levels and showing constant improvement.

Very frustrating to see projections so low.

Hitters hit.

Would you care to make a bet on his 2018 major league OPS?
 
I'd also be interested in bets on Acuna's 2018 BABIP and strikeout rate numbers in the majors.
 
Mike Trout had a BABIP of .390 as a 19-year-old in AA. .326 average.

His BABIP in his rookie year with the Angels was .383. .326 average.

Your projections frankly seem to be junk science.

His projection seems pretty reasonable, maybe a bit optimistic.

His steamer projection (yeah, a bit pessimistic) is .263/.316/.414. His 2016 season was .311/.387/.432 in A ball with a .359 BABIP.

I would guess .275/.320/.430..........and it would be a damn fine season for a 20 year old.
 
Ronald has never had an OBP as low as .330.

The last time his average was near .270 was as a 17-year-old in the GCL.

He is hitting .322 as a 19-year-old across 3 upper levels and showing constant improvement.

Very frustrating to see projections so low.

Hitters hit.

He's also never hit in the major leagues before.
 
BABIP of .628 with 6 strikeouts on the year.

I assume that you are allowing for six times that umps ring him up on bad calls for the strikeouts, and that the .628 also assumes a few bad calls at first, where the umps made up their minds early, not anticipating his FV81 speed. (The Bravos would challenge some of these, but the politburo in NY has proven that they still miss plenty.)
 
Ronald with a triple in his 1st AB tonight. Average up to .361.

Y'all keep doubtin'

He'll keep mashin'
 
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