Luis Arráez continues to destroy the pitching of his rivals to show that he does not lower his overwhelming rhythm with the wood in the last month of the harvest.
In September, Arráez is averaging .300 points, all this after accumulating six hits including a triple in 20 plate appearances. Of course, not counting the meeting yesterday.
But that is not the most striking, but the Creole extended his streak to three games connecting at least one hit. In addition, during this chain, Arráez has also chartered at least one race, for a total of four in that period.
In this way, the 24-year-old big league is closing with a flourish his third season with bigleaguer and as a main figure in the Minnesota Twins’ lineup.
In his last seven games, the San Felipe native is hitting .333 with eight hits, two runs scored and four chartered in 24 plate appearances.
If he maintains this good rhythm, Arráez will be able to approach or match his best hit streak of the season, which is ten in the period from August 3 to 14.
This run is a positive point for the Venezuelan, but there is also another and it is Arráez’s offensive stability in a contest that was interrupted by physical problems.
Despite this, the bigleaguer set new personal limits. The first is the games played with 100 so far. In addition to plate visits of 352, in the triple line with five and RBIs with 36 so far.
Likewise, Arráez has enough playing time to overcome other personal limits, among them that of hits with 109, which he achieved in 2019. Before yesterday’s meeting, he has 106 and finally complete his third consecutive harvest above those. 300 average points.
