‘Analyzing Christian Yelich’s Struggles in September: Launch Angle, Exit Velocity, and Swing Mechanics’
Key points:
- Christian Yelich has been struggling in September with a high number of strikeouts and a low OPS
- The article analyzes Yelich's launch angle, exit velocity, and swing mechanics to explain his decline in performance
- There is optimism that Yelich can rebound and contribute to the Brewers in the postseason
Christian Yelich’s performance has plummeted over the last month, with six strikeouts in ten at-bats in September and a low OPS of .676 in August. This article dives into what has changed for Yelich and whether his slump is just bad luck or something more fixable. The data shows a significant drop in launch angle, increased ground balls, higher swing and miss numbers, and a dip in exit velocity. The article also highlights the change in Yelich’s posture and how it has impacted his power. However, it remains optimistic that Yelich can rebound with a simple fix and lead the Milwaukee Brewers to postseason success.
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