Wrap, Box
Last night's performance by Bulls hitters was simply stunning. Seven out of nine hitters improved their OPS, some by substantial margins, in just one game. One, Ji-Man Choi, albeit from a very small sample so far, jumped up 300 points with 2 home runs! Lowe and Hazelbaker had good nights.
Name
|
6/20
|
6/21
|
Diff
|
|---|---|---|---|
Ji-Man Choi*†
|
.791
|
1.109
|
.318
|
Nick Ciuffo*
|
.652
|
.666
|
.014
|
Jeremy Hazelbaker*†
|
.579
|
.628
|
.049
|
Brandon Lowe*
|
.500
|
.556
|
.056
|
Michael Russell
|
.711
|
.739
|
.028
|
Brandon Snyder
|
.815
|
.822
|
.007
|
Andrew Velazquez#
|
.744
|
.741
|
-.003
|
Justin Williams*†
|
.698
|
.690
|
-.008
|
Kean Wong*
|
.872
|
.879
|
.007
|
Team
|
.731
|
.739
|
.008
|
The Bulls head up the road to second-place Indianapolis where they face a team that is a very close match to the Bulls in most categories. The Indians are a formidable hitting team, a decent ERA, but their team WHIP is not good at all. That may help explain their similar won-loss record, but much lower run differential. Should be a good series.
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