MLB Season Surprises
By Dan Rodgers
We are almost an entire month into the MLB season. There have been a few surprises so let's talk about 'em.
Records
- The Indians (12-5) lead the Royals (11-6) by one game in the AL Central
- The Indians (12-5) and Rockies (12-5) are tied for the best record in the Bigs
- The Yankees (9-6) are the only AL East team over .500
- The Red Sox (5-10) have the second worst record in the Majors
- The Pirates (8-9) are one game back of the division lead
- Athletics pitcher Gio Gonzalez is 2-0 with a 0.47 ERA. He has given up one run in 19 innings of work
- Matt Kemp, Starlin Castro, and Joey Votto are the only qualifying players with averages over .400
- Three Yankees have five or more homers
- Colorado's Troy Tulowitzki leads the majors with seven home runs
- Two Royals are top five in the AL in batting average, Alex Gordon and Billy Butler
- Even though the Red Sox suck, they lead the Majors in fewest errors thus far (6)
- A fun one: Oakland's Daric Barton leads the MLB with 4.96 pitches per at bat
- Dan Haren and Jered Weaver, both Angels, are 4-0 and are the second and third best fantasy players, respectively
- Now on the Cardinals, Lance Berkman is the sixth best fantasy player with six home runs and an over .300 average
- The Pirates have two players, Jose Tabata and Neil Walker, in the top 20 best fantasy players
I'll pop up with more stuff like this later in the season. Also, later this week I'll have some predictions for this season.
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