Sometimes metrics are useful to explain something that's a mystery. And sometimes they are useful to explain something that is obvious! This case is the latter. Dozier can be one of two kinds of hitter, but he cannot be both. He can continue to try and jerk everything into the LF corner, which likely will result in the BD you now see. Good for maybe 15 smiling trips around the bases, 12 of them solos. And a ton of pop ups, and blowing up the assist numbers of SS around the league. Or he can use his fairly decent eye, and plate presence to be a ok OB hitter, fair defender, and pretty good baserunner. Once in awhile someone will throw him a cookie, and he can hit another 336 ft HR. But he can't do both. He has no natural power. And if he keeps thinking he does, what you've seen, is what you wil get. And to that you can add what recently appears to be somewhat of a lacksidasical effort at 2B. Frustration? Who knows. Anyway, as long as he tries to cover the outside of the plate by pulling the ball to left field, those soft fly balls to CF, will not be turning into line drives anytime soon.