good info, thank you. thou, I think maybe a brush up on what the ARM stat tries to tell us is in order. 'ARM (outfield arm runs): Outfielder’s get credit (plus or minus) depending on what the runners do on a hit or a fly ball out. A runner can stay put, advance, or get thrown out. A fielder will get credit not only if he throws out more than his share of runners, but also if he keeps more than his share of runners from advancing extra bases.' Not sure it really means his arm is the strongest. That number is heavily influenced by outfield assists, which isn't really a stat that tells us about the strength of an OF arm. I hope his number stays strong as the league gets the book and studies the book on him. I'm not saying his arm isn't awesome. I just want to see more than like 70 games before saying best in the AL.