The story of recent weeks, Elly De La Cruz of the Reds, debuts in our Statis-Pro game. So far he is destroying right-handed pitching and struggling against left-handed pitching, thus the 14/86 indicates in the first game against the Giants RHP Logan Webb he converts 86-88 into singles with runners advancing two bases. in the second game against LHP Sean Manaea an 11-14 is converted to a strikeout.
Compared to the vet on the team, Joey Votto, he does strike out a ton (38-66) and does not walk much (67-68) but other than that you couldn't get much better than him on speed (A/A), fielding (next to best CD4 at both shortstop and third base) and as a switch hit power hitter (SP) he gets a hit or at least a deep drive that usually goes out in hitter friendly Cincinnati on 11-37. In Cincinnati an 11-63 is a homer on a deep drive, but for the second game in San Francisco only a 11-33 will go out.
Here are the Reds batters from the roster sheet we keep
Will Benson (Bat: L)
Elly De La Cruz
Jake Fraley (Bat: L)
TJ Friedl (Bat: L)
Henry Ramos (Bat: S)
Jason Vosler (Bat: L)
And here are the Giants batters.
Patrick Bailey (Bat: S)
Matt Beaty (Bat: L)
Michael Conforto (Bat: L)
Brandon Crawford (Bat: L)
Bryce Johnson (Bat: S)
Joc Pederson (Bat: L)
Blake Sabol (Bat: L)
Cal Stevenson (Bat: L)
LaMonte Wade Jr. (Bat: L)
Brett Wisely (Bat: L)
Mike Yastrzemski (Bat: L)
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