
Nolan Arenado
Arenado is a sell — the contact quality isn't there anymore.
He is averaging 84.8 mph off the bat, more than four mph below league average, and his 30.6% hard-hit rate is nearly ten points short of the league mark. Those are the numbers that decide whether a .287 expected wOBA is a slump or the level he's at, and they say it's the level — 370 batted balls is well past the point where contact quality becomes reliable. His actual wOBA of .320 sits above that expected figure, so the surface line is flattering him, not burying him. Meanwhile the expected wOBA has been stepping down across the sample. His strikeout and walk rates are ordinary, so there's no discipline problem to fix and no luck waiting to come back. What you see is the hitter. Sell. 0 HR / 6 R / 6 RBI / .199 AVG rest of season makes him a drop — nothing but a deep-league fill-in.
VS His Norm
- Barrel %6.2%—+1.4% ▲vs his ~4.8% career norm
Drivers
- xwobaSIGNALstable xwOBA 0.287 below league with no luck excuse
5×5 ROS Outlook
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