No, but his June BABIP and HR/FB rates were stripped of their May luck, and his production in June is much closer to what should be expected moving forward.
A line of .235/.297/.510 is about 5% higher than MLB average.
My initial thought on Riley is that he is going to be a great mistake hitter. I think he will be very similar to Andruw in terms of offensive ability. 110+ WRC+.
His early unsustainable BABIP and HR/FB rates are still inflating the overall line quite a bit.
His June line is based on much more sustainable rates, and is pretty much what’s to be expected from Riley if the hit and plate discipline tools don’t advance by quite a bit.
