MLB.COM I was unlucky after this Strong batting and swinging ratio are positive

However, MLB.COM said, “Lee Jung-hoo has been unlucky so far. Luck will come soon.”

MLB.COM, the official website of Major League Baseball (MLB), mentioned Lee Jung-hoo on the 10th (Korea Standard Time) by selecting “10 players to pay attention to as a statcast indicator.”

This article was based on grades until the 8th.

The MLB.COM said, “San Francisco recruited Lee Jung-hoo and selected him as a top hitter after seeing ‘excellent contact, pioneering eye, and excellent defensive skills in center field’. “There were question marks over how strong Lee Jung-hoo would show in MLB. So far, Lee Jung-hoo has proven his talent with a strong batting ratio of more than 50% and a batting speed of 93.4 miles per hour (about 150 kilometers).”

“Lee Jung-hoo’s current wOBA (Weighted On-Base Average) is very low at 0.249, but the expected wOBA is 0.320,” he said, adding, “Lee Jung-hoo has been unlucky so far, and it is a number that shows good luck is coming soon.”

MLB.COM also emphasized that Lee Jung-hoo’s swing-and-miss ratio (Whiff%) per swing is 8.8%, which is among the top in the big leagues.

As Lee Jung-hoo made two hits and one walk from three times at bat on Wednesday, his wOBA rose to 0.288. The Whiff percentage improved further with 7.8 percent.

The wOBA typically converges to 0.300 at the end of the season. The current MLB average is 0.316.

This means that Lee Jung-hoo’s on-base ability has not yet reached the MLB average.

However, Lee Jung-hoo is foreshadowing a rebound with his excellent batting eye, who swings and misses just four times while watching 181 balls, and a strong batting ratio of the top 14% in MLB.

MLB.COM also predicted that Lee Jung-hoo will soon shake off his bad luck.

BY: 안전 토토사이트