Originally posted by fish16
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Jorge Alfaro has the highest BABIP (.395) - of all time in MLB history - with that search criteria of merely 600 PA.
The guy behind him (Ty Cobb) had a .376 BABIP, so Alfaro is blowing him away. Interestingly, a lot of other modern players are in the top 10 like Dahl, Judge, D. Santana, and Yelich who comes in 10th (.357).
I can appreciate Alfaro may be a high BABIP player for whatever reason, but I am not buying (even remotely) a best of all-time skill set even with his masher approach.
We are going to see much normalizing. That being said, he's a fine player and I like him and think he has a shot at being a solid 2+ WAR catcher, but the BABIP is flat out, out of control.
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