What he did last year doesn't matter.
What matters is what he does next year.
More than likely he'll be closer to his career numbers than his 2010 numbers in 2011.
Where the difference is basically that he's a career .300 BABIP, and last year he had a .330 BABIP. Power, walk, and strike outs were essentially replicated from his career rates.
That's certainly still a good hitter but let's not get carried away here.
Also fun fact I just noticed: Uggla has hit into exactly 10 double plays every year for 4 years running.
What matters is what he does next year.
More than likely he'll be closer to his career numbers than his 2010 numbers in 2011.
Where the difference is basically that he's a career .300 BABIP, and last year he had a .330 BABIP. Power, walk, and strike outs were essentially replicated from his career rates.
That's certainly still a good hitter but let's not get carried away here.
Also fun fact I just noticed: Uggla has hit into exactly 10 double plays every year for 4 years running.
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