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Originally Posted by VAChief
At least he is getting the opportunity now. If he is going to grow he needs to play consistently. I think he can learn to cut down on the K's, increase his walk rate which will lead to better overall numbers.
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Whereas I've stated my position on that in our conversations with the Cubs fan w/r/t Baez.
That kind of thing will change in the margins, but that's about it. I could see Grichuk getting to maybe a 25% K rate and a 8% walk rate someday, but expecting anything more than that is just pretty much ignoring the histories of players like him.
If he could buck the odds and get to a simple 3-1 ratio; say a 24% K rate and an 8% walk rate, he's be among the more dangerous hitters in the game and as a CFer with that kind of raw power, he'd be a legit 4-5 WAR guy. That's just a seriously tall order historically.