That OPS is the best in a single month since Lou Gehrig! Have you heard of him? Yeah, you have. 394 batting average, 15 home runs, 29 RBIs, 1.444 OPS
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The NL MVP front-runner was deservedly the leading vote-getter for the 2023 MLB All-Star Game, which makes it easy to forget this is his first full season since he tore his ACL.ĭesignated Hitter: Shohei Ohtani, Los Angeles Angels. He also had seven doubles and made numerous great defensive plays. He somehow stepped up his pace for a 40/70 season in June, having a bit of a power surge late in the month. 356 batting average, nine home runs, 1.111 OPS, 14 stolen bases He hits ninth in the Braves' lineup, and he's one of my top three outfielders for the month. He also added some power along the way and is doing it while hitting in the nine spot for the Braves. Harris raised his batting average over 60 points in the month of June. 372 batting average, five home runs, 14 RBIs, 1.005 OPS Last year's output was an exception, as he initially struggled on a new team yet still produced some big moments in the postseason. I got to play with him when we were both in the Detroit Tigers organization, and he just hit at every level. 351 batting average, five home runs, 21 RBIsĪll-Star Castellanos! He had a good month of June to help him earn a much-deserved nod. Outfield: Nick Castellanos, Philadelphia Phillies. The MVP race is currently a non-starter, but Seager would normally be in the conversation and he's a deserving All-Star starter.
351 with 10 homers, 49 RBIs and a 1.023 OPS. Despite being hurt, he's having quite the year, hitting. The Rangers have been the best offense in baseball, and they've done a fair amount of it without Seager. 368 batting average, five home runs, 25 RBIs, 1.083 OPS Shortstop: Corey Seager, Texas Rangers. He was really struggling to start the year and wasn't playing the way we were accustomed to seeing him play. I'm really happy about this one because Ramírez turned it around. 330 batting average, seven home runs, 23 RBIs, 1.030 OPS Third base: José Ramírez, Cleveland Guardians. I had some nights in minor-league baseball where I struck out seven times in a game. Moreover, he struck out just seven times. If you don't know much about Arráez other than his high batting average, he doesn't have many home runs (just 17 in his five-year career). June was one of those months, and it was also the month he came on " Flippin' Bats." (Coincidence? I think not.) He also hit two homers! 400, you need a lot of months when you hit. 406 batting average, two home runs, 19 RBIs, seven strikeouts
Second base: Luis Arráez, Miami Marlins. It appears he's locked in now, or at least he was for the whole month of June. He started off really well, and then he went through a bad stretch. Eleven homers! That certainly helped him earn an All-Star nod on Sunday. This was a tough one for me, but I landed on Olson because he hit a whopping 11 home runs in the month.
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