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In 2020, I added looking for mechanical/stance changes for hitters to my #FantasyBaseball analysis.
There are likely more out there but here’s a thread of the players who’s changes I made note of in 2020.
*Note: some stats are outdated due to time of tweet
There are likely more out there but here’s a thread of the players who’s changes I made note of in 2020.
*Note: some stats are outdated due to time of tweet
First up: #Royals Franchy Cordero https://twitter.com/mike_kurland/status/1309477431162568711
#Astros George Springer https://twitter.com/mike_kurland/status/1303314858230910977
#Rays Austin Meadows https://twitter.com/mike_kurland/status/1307024289951035394
#BlueJays Teoscar Hernandez https://twitter.com/mike_kurland/status/1298981255040495617
#Mets Michael Conforto https://twitter.com/mike_kurland/status/1292442715955879936
#Padres Fernando Tatis Jr. https://twitter.com/mike_kurland/status/1291043960958390272
#Reds Nick Castellanos https://twitter.com/mike_kurland/status/1290626620060045312
Why did I look into this so much and what do I think is gained by these changes?
Well, with less data than your average year I find that a change in production that can be linked to tangible change in approach easier to buy.
Cont.
Well, with less data than your average year I find that a change in production that can be linked to tangible change in approach easier to buy.
Cont.
I wanted to see if players were running hot/cold or if there could be more to it and seeing changes happening with the data changing as well makes it easier to buy/sell said changes to a point. It’s all part of a larger picture but it’s now a part of my player evaluation process.
