The article reviews the performance of Blue Jays' infield players a quarter through the season, focusing on key statistical indicators. Vladimir Guerrero Jr. is noted for his significantly reduced swing rate, leading to a higher walk percentage but not yet translating to power. Alejandro Kirk's zone rate highlights how pitchers are attacking him more frequently, resulting in a better batting average but a drop in on-base percentage. Bo Bichette's progression in barrel rate indicates improvement in contact quality, which could signify a turnaround from previous struggles.
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. is demonstrating a notable shift to a more passive approach this season, resulting in increased walks but underwhelming power numbers.
Alejandro Kirk faces a high percentage of pitches in the zone, leading to improved contact and average, yet his overall on-base percentage has declined.
Bo Bichette's barrel rate has improved, suggesting he is making better contact, though earlier performance showed he struggled to square the ball consistently.
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