Shortstop can be said to be the most critical garrison position in in the inner field . The heavy garrison work has always made everyone not very demanding on the strike output of this position. However, there are always a few stars who are all-around players who are both offensive and defensive. Today I will show you what guerrilla stars are currently in MLB!
, Fernando Tatis Jr., San Diego Padres
rookie half-season strike rate.317+22 hits, 62 hits and 17 hits in the season were reduced. Although last season was the first full season, also had a hit rate.282+42 hits and . Tatis, who was only 23 years old, had been around , stayed with the Padres for three seasons, has never been lower than .937. Such a terrifying blow performance is naturally worth ranking first on this list. However, the rising future star in the new season can only be temporarily watched due to injury. He is currently on the 60th injury list and will be absent for at least two more months.
, Trea Turner, Los Angeles Dodge
With Corey Seager's departure, Turner returned to his original shortstop position. During the national period, , he became the top two candidates for iron-kicking due to his outstanding ball-striking ability and excellent running speed. Last season, the Nationals' attack status was already full of excitement. After joining the Dodgers, he went to a higher level. The .328 strike rate of has allowed him to lead the major league . His strength may not be the strongest, but the advantage of speed makes his long-term play rate not low. He has not reached his best form in the new season, but the lower limit is high enough to make his statistics not too bad.
, Carlos Correa, Minnesota Twin Cities
7 years of Astros career, Correa helped the team enter the World Championship 3 times and won the championship once. He may not be the most stable part of the team, but his explosiveness is essential. In the 213 games of the playoffs, he knocked out 17 hits and 6 home runs, and 17 RBIs almost made the team perform a good show of "tripping three to four". Last season, he had excellent offense and defense, and his winning contribution of 7.2 was the highest in his career , which also won him a three-year high-paying contract with Twins in the final stage of the offseason. Although there were only 4 hits after 5 games, Correa proved that he was still in the future.
, Xander Bogaerts, Boston Red Sox
Bogaerts is the most stable hitter in the Red Sox in recent years. Regardless of the team's performance, his strike performance has always been as stable as Mount Tai, and the strike rate of has always remained at about 30% . In 144 games last season, he hit 156 hits and hit a .295/.370/.493. He and Rafael Devers are the biggest contributors to the Red Sox's ability to rush into the FA Championship. Even though the team signed former Rocky star shortstop Trevor Story in the new season, still did not shake the position of Bogatz's main shortstop .
, Corey Seager, Texas Rangers
As we all know, the free agent market this season's offseason is the New Year of the Shortstop, but the only super contract was obtained by Sieg. This 020 World Series MVP winner has been the main shortstop in Dodges in 2016 and has always performed quite steadily. Although he missed for a while due to injury last season, he also handed over 108 hits and an excellent result of 57 RBIs in 95 games. The strike rate of is as high as .306. After coming to the Rangers, Sieg undoubtedly became the team's ace, and his outstanding performance of 9 hits and 5 RBIs in 6 games is also worth the team's heavy investment to attract him.
6, Trevor Story, Boston Red Sox
is another star shortstop who changed the door. "Story Brother" Story became another star hitter who "goes down the mountain" after DJ LeMahieu and Nolan Arenado. However, his performance last season was not ideal. He only hit 132 hits in 142 games, with a hit rate of .251 as the second-last in his career. However, his ball selection skills have improved , and he only received 130 strikeouts throughout the season. After joining the Red Sox during the offseason, he switched to second base due to overlapping positions; what he needs to prove is that his strength does not have the bonus of Coors Stadium.
7, Bo Bichette, Toronto Bluebirds
"Second Generation Legion" Bluebirds, Bichette's explosive power of strikes is not as outstanding as Vladimir Guerrero Jr., but he only experienced his first full season last season and knocked out 191 hits in 159 games and ran back 121 points. 's strike measurements were as high as .298/.343/.484, becoming the well-deserved pioneer of the team , and also made the Bluebirds almost advance to the playoffs. After the start of the new season, he performed steadily in 7 games, but he was generally walkable. He was only 40 walks last season, and he chose to use sticks to solve problems and 9 strikeouts in the new season.
8, Tim Anderson, Chicago White Sox
Although white sox only rose in 2020, Anderson began to explode in the 2019 season, knocking 167 hits in 123 games, with a strike rate of .335, but he was more reluctant to be taken than Bi Shett, and he only received 15 walks throughout the season. After maintaining his level in the shrinking season, he was still very popular last season. knocked out 163 hits, including 17 home runs, and ran back to 94 points. After the start of the new season, Anderson hit 8 hits in 4 games, and is still the pioneer of White Sox and is still the pioneer who is advancing rapidly.
9, Francisco Lindor, New York Metropolis
After leaving the Guardians, signed a super-large contract with the Metropolis , the performance of "smiling boy" Lindor did disappoint the fans. The three-digit attack data of .230/.322/.412 are the lowest in their careers, which is also the main reason why he is only ranked 9th on this list. This is also the first time in his career that he has fewer hits than the number of games. Lindor still seems to have failed to find the feeling of being in Cleveland in the new season. Only 6 hits were scored after 7 games, but he at least knew how to choose the ball patiently, and he chose five walks to pull back to .400.
0, Wander Franco, Tampa Bay Light
Can make the light of tightening the belt and live a life of a lot of money. Most people don’t have this ability, but Franco conquered the team’s senior management in just half a season. After being promoted to the major league in the middle of last season, he knocked out 81 hits in 70 games, and the hit the target of .288/.347/.463. If his data is expanded to 160 games, the Light will have a top star with 180 hits, 100 RBIs and 120 points. In the new season, Franco also showed such potential, contributing 11 hits in 7 games and showing outstanding long-term play strength.
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