I agree it's not perfect. I was hoping for some better splits data in terms of what he does in certain counts. They've got data for ahead vs behind in counts, which doesn't really give me what I'm looking for (since 3 and 2 is "ahead" in the count) I don't think you want to take this data to Walker and be like "see, just take the ball the other way, get some slap singles, and you're a major league all star." You don't want to really reign him in, except for maybe when he gets to 2 strikes. At the end of the day he's a run producing machine. The saberheads will tell me that's a teammate dependent measurement, which I agree with to a point, but there must be some "IT" that he has since he leads every league he plays in in RBI. He's playing with an all star team right now, but that hasn't really been the case the last 3 years. He was moved up in the lineup recently from 7th to 4th/5th. It will be interesting to see how that changes his approach and numbers, now that he has the protection of the 5th/6th hitters behind him. He certainly has been mashing since the move up, but we are still definitely in "small sample size" territory at this point.