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Originally Posted by RBPD5015
I will make a bold prediction here as, I have spent all more morning reading and researching Blash. Blash is a late bloomer, but will be an MLB All Star in next 2 years and will be dominant.
Jabari Blash Stats, Fantasy & News | padres.com
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Let?s Talk About Jabari Blash | FanGraphs Baseball
Of the 338 Triple-A hitters who have recorded at least 200 plate appearances this season, only two have an isolated-power (ISO) mark north of .300. The first is Richie Shaffer, an interesting Rays prospect who spent some time in the big leagues this season. The second is a player by the name of Jabari Blash. No, that’s not a character from Harry Potter, or even an Edith Wharton novel. Jabari Blash is a real, live outfielder in the Mariners organization.
Blash has hit a ridiculous .246/.370/.624 in 50 games at the Triple-A level this year. Prior to that, he slashed a similarly ridiculous .278/.383/.517 in 60 Double-A contests. But it’s his very recent performance that really stands out. Since August 6th, the 6-foot-5 slugger has put together a .292/.395/.785 performance on the strength of his 10 home runs. Those are essentially peak Mark McGwire numbers.
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What a great name! His ratings look pretty good in OOTP 17, so he has a shot at becoming something special.