James O'Brien

So he is hitting everybody.

Where Buxton, 953 versus righties and 697 versus lefties, or vice versa.

So a little more, Buxton's getting it done against certain sides, against certain pitchers.

He has a ton of variance when you look at versus power, finesse, or average.

Where Bailey is about as equal of a hitter as I could find him and Lang Lears, all the players I...

I did this report on.

Belly is, his variance versus pitch types is pretty neutral.

Like he just can hit whoever.

I think that's pretty valuable, especially they're close everywhere else.

And then I did go to the defense because they were split in a lot of columns and Buxton grades out average to below right now, which I'm curious about.

And Bellinger grades out as the best.

I was going to go belly anyway, because in the top of the order there, I want a guy who can drive and runs against any pitcher.

He swings for power.

Yeah.

But look at the RBIs, right?

Yeah, I know.

They should really do an RBI rate, which is the Sissler stat, which Bellinger wins.

I am now going through all the Yankees because I'm finding the least variance players.

Nice.

Because those got to pan out the best come postseason.