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Thursday, June 24, 2010

Introductions: Strasburg, BABIP… BABIP, Strasburg

By Tangotiger

Strasburg has allowed 54 contacted balls, of which 2 were bunts and 2 were HR. That leaves 50 swinging away BIP that stayed in the park. 18 of them were hits or reached on error. That’s a .360 BABIP, compared to the current league average of .301.

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