Few players are capable to immediately dominate once promoted to the majors. Last season, Carlos Santana was the exception. In 192 plate appearances, Santana terrorized opposing pitchers, posting a .401 OBP with a 19.3% walk rate. He was one of the biggest breakout candidates entering 2011. Though Santana isn`t playing poorly, his current season might be seen as somewhat of a disappointment.
Showing posts with label breakout. Show all posts
Showing posts with label breakout. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 30, 2011
Friday, January 7, 2011
I think in Santana - Let's Go Tribe!
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Following up on my posts about LaPorta, Brantley, Masterson and Carrasco, I'm going to resolve the series with a little spot on Carlos Santana. After being stolen from the Dodgers for Casey Blake, Santana has done aught but hit in the Indians organization.
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