Lots of talk about hitting with RISP, but another thing to get excited about with Bo. He does his best work in the run up to the playoffs.
Lots of talk about hitting with RISP, but another thing to get excited about with Bo. He does his best work in the run up to the playoffs.
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That is good to see, but damn that Mets June swoon is gonna hit hard.
I am skeptical about RISP splits and “clutch factor” and think playoffs splits have more to do with the fundamental ways team strategy and a player’s day-to-day life is different in post-season ball
and then there’s guys like bo bichette who make you say “look at this freak play, this *can’t* be an statistical quirk, can it?”
> .693 OPS in March/April
Man I can’t wait for the overreactions from fans and the national media
this is meaningless.
He hit .311 last year. He’s our DH at least 50%
He was shit at SS he’s not gonna be 3B unless we flip Baty for an outfielder.
i cannot forget that if jeff hoffman doesn’t give up the flukiest home run of all time, bichette is the world series hero with an absolute missile 3 run bomb off ohtani. you do that, you can basically forget any conversation about if the guy has “it” or the clutch gene or whatever you wanna call it