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Originally Posted by Damian Rey
Batting average has lost value and relevance in recent years because getting a hit is nice, but avoiding outs is more important. On base percentage is far more important and telling than batting average.
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It is, but being barely above average still doesn't make Heyward worth $200 million. He has been consistently good at everything. Not great (well maybe defense), not excellent, but good. Should he get a raise based on that consistency? Sure, but $200 million is a leap.