I liked Willy Adames a lot when he was a Brewer, and I agree that his current offensive struggles seem more about bad luck than deterioration of skills. But I don’t agree that he’s been a “good to great” hitter up til now. Perhaps it’s just a matter of semantics, but to me the numbers mentioned are more “ok to good”.
“Adames, 2021-24…
At home: .232/.314/.463 (112 wRC+)
On road: .250/.323/.441 (109 wRC+)”
I liked Willy Adames a lot when he was a Brewer, and I agree that his current offensive struggles seem more about bad luck than deterioration of skills. But I don’t agree that he’s been a “good to great” hitter up til now. Perhaps it’s just a matter of semantics, but to me the numbers mentioned are more “ok to good”.
“Adames, 2021-24…
At home: .232/.314/.463 (112 wRC+)
On road: .250/.323/.441 (109 wRC+)”
This guy lives on stats, and jiggles them around to suit his purpose.
Most of them do.