Fantasy Baseball: 'Avoid selling high' on CJ Abrams — skill vs. luck verdicts for key hitters
Fantasy baseball analyst Corbin Young is back to look under the hood of some key hitting stat lines this season.
When a hitter is performing well or struggling, the first question I ask myself is, “Why and how? ” Then I ask, “What’s going on under the hood? ” It’s easy to get lost in the weeds with all the advanced metrics available, but the goal is to make this information digestible.
Have these hitters been fortunate or unfortunate? Or have any skills changed within their profile? Will these hitters continue finding success?
Or will they bounce back from their struggles? Reach out on X ( @corbin_young21 ) if you’re interested in me diving into specific hitters. CJ Abrams, Nationals (98% Rostered) After nearly averaging 20 home runs and 30 stolen bases over the past two seasons, CJ Abrams could surpass that in 2026.
Abrams has been fortunate, with a career-high BABIP (. 336), supporting a career-best batting average. Interestingly, Abrams’ contact rate was a career low (72.
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