One stat exposes the true depths of MLB’s analytics

mess MLB has seen reducing returns in many elements of the video game under commissioner Rob Manfred, the MessagePhil Mushnick writes.AP

Fed any type of great statistics, lately? Not likely, yet we have some.

While everyone that can distinguish Aaron Boone from the man in the moon recognizes – and for years – that fundamentally audio, easily taught, winning major-league baseball has been shed for no good reasons, we can totally think and expect that this spring training brings no comfort to fools who prepare for much better.

For all the ridiculous, irrelevant and extremely misleading statistics that currently hinder the view of MLB newscasts and wraparound shows – BATTLE! What is it great for?! – here’s one that has been buried or ignored regardless of its indisputably anti-analytics, wake-up slap to the chops.

MLB groups hitting at the very least.250

2005, 2006: All 30
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2007: 29
2008: 28
2009: 28
2010: 21
2011: 19
2012: 18
2013, 2014: 17
2015: 22
2016: 21
2017: 20
2018, 2019: 15
2020: 12
2021: 5
2022: 10
2023: 15
2025: 7

One stat exposes the true depths of MLB’s analytics