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Originally Posted by Lukas Berger
Albies put up a .242/.321/.474 line. Our projections had him significantly higher, even as a potential slight improvement on his best year so far in 2019, at .298/.351/.540
So compared to his baseline, he underperformed.
I don't have time right now to go into the other guys you mention, but very likely it's something similar with them.
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Albies ZiPS pre-projection for the year was a .349 wOBA.
During the first update, he put up a .275 wOBA and understandably dropped 2 points.
During the second update, he put up a .382 wOBA but got no update.
It just seems like guys who struggled early, then turned things around in the 2nd update are not getting credit for it.
Stanton is much more egregious.
First update period: .283 wOBA (-3 points)
Second udpate period: .437 wOBA (no change)