Is not about small ball philosophy or reality of modern baseball, but saying that KOs importance is just thing of the past is disingenious, I can agree to certain point on BA importance, but not KO because its a good indicator on the player abbility or lack of it on puttting the ball in play. And while in a long season you might want the player that KO 200 times and a ops of 1000, when you are in playoff where you will face the best rotations, contact is king and KOs have a higher weight to them.
But Im done with the conversation, You dont believe in clutch so we defenetly wont agree too much.
