Jacob Young isn’t seen as a power hitter, but with one more hit a week, he could dramatically increase his batting average and chances of being an All-Star.
Raising his hits per 28 at-bats by one could elevate Young’s average to .292, a scenario seen with players like Luis Arráez, who leveraged his contact.
The key difference between Young and Arráez lies in strikeout rates and contact type, with Young needing to improve his consistency to match Arráez’s success.
Arráez has mastered the art of unpredictability with weak hits, a strategy Young can emulate by improving his contact skills and spraying the ball effectively.
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