Trevor Ploof

You also gave me some tip about the analytical department talking, I don't want to get into it here because I don't think I'm allowed to, about something they've found and feel very passionate about, which is

for the rest of the league if that's like a true thing.

So I'll just leave that cliffhanger out there.

Okay.

This guy stood out for Trev.

I'm going to go with Andy Pahez.

On Tuesday, he goes four for five, two doubles a homer, three RBIs, three runs scored, and a stolen base.

I think he is a guy along the Corbin Carroll line, where a guy who's having a phenomenal season, and Carroll's done it for longer than him, and probably overall better offensively.

Yes, I understand, but...

The impact that Andy Paz is having on this Dodgers lineup is incredible.

899 OPS on the year.

He's hitting 303, which you got to love.

Even if you don't like batting average, you respect a 300 batting average.

You just do seven swipes on the year.

He's playing his typically great outfield defense.

Think about the state of center field in our game.

It's not great.

There's a few guys doing it.

I think Andy Paz is probably doing it the best right now.

3-7 B-War already on the year.