David DeJesus Spray Chart MLB Stats & Career Totals

His home runs almost all go to the same part of the park

5 of DeJesus's 5 located home runs have gone to right field, the longest of them 408 feet.

5 tracked home runs in 2015.

His walks do not change much with runners on

DeJesus walks in 13.3% of his plate appearances with a runner in scoring position, against 4.5% with the bases empty.

75 plate appearances with a runner in scoring position, 242 with the bases empty.

There is one pitch he punishes whenever he sees it

DeJesus does his damage against fastballs: a .704 OPS against them, against .390 on offspeed pitches.

192 plate appearances ending on fastballs, 57 on offspeed pitches.

The big spots do not change his strikeouts either way

DeJesus strikes out in 9.3% of his trips with a runner in scoring position and 18.6% with the bases empty.

75 plate appearances with a runner in scoring position, 242 with the bases empty.

Everything that leaves the yard leaves to his pull side

5 of DeJesus's 5 home runs have gone to his pull side and none of them the other way.

5 tracked home runs in 2015.

There is one situation he simply cannot handle

DeJesus is at his worst with the bases empty, on offspeed pitches: a .366 OPS there against .626 overall.

41 plate appearances in that situation.

This is the kind of hitter he is, in one line

DeJesus trades damage for contact: he rarely strikes out and rarely barrels one: 31st percentile barrel rate, 79th percentile strikeout rate.

317 plate appearances in 2015. both percentiles among qualified hitters in 2015.

There is one situation he is at his most dangerous in

DeJesus is at his best against right-handers, with a runner in scoring position, on fastballs: a .881 OPS there against .626 overall.

38 plate appearances in that situation.

He puts the ball in play, strikeouts are not his problem

DeJesus strikes out in only 16.4% of his trips, 79th percentile.

317 plate appearances in 2015. 79th percentile among qualified hitters in 2015, 131st in MLB.

He hits about the same with runners on as without

With a runner in scoring position DeJesus has an OPS of .770; with the bases empty it is .584.

75 plate appearances with a runner in scoring position, 242 with the bases empty.

One pitch is where all his power comes from

DeJesus slugs .382 against fastballs and .214 against offspeed pitches.

192 plate appearances ending on fastballs.

Too much of his contact is weak

Just 30% of DeJesus's contact reaches 95 mph, 29th percentile.

317 plate appearances in 2015. 29th percentile among qualified hitters in 2015, 448th in MLB.

He rarely catches the ball flush

Only 1.9% of DeJesus's batted balls are barrelled, 31st percentile.

317 plate appearances in 2015. 31st percentile among qualified hitters in 2015, 437th in MLB.

He hits the ball far harder than his batting average suggests

Judged on how hard and at what angle he hits it, DeJesus should be hitting .240, 65th percentile in the league.

317 plate appearances in 2015. 65th percentile among qualified hitters in 2015, 226th in MLB.

The power is not there this season

DeJesus is slugging .330, 34th percentile in the league.

317 plate appearances in 2015. 34th percentile among qualified hitters in 2015, 418th in MLB.

His fly balls travel about as far as anyone's

DeJesus's fly balls travel 283 feet on average, and his longest of the season went 408.

76 tracked balls hit at 20 degrees or more.

He is not producing at the plate this season

DeJesus's OPS+ of 75 sits 37th percentile among hitters this season.

317 plate appearances in 2015. 37th percentile among qualified hitters in 2015, 400th in MLB.

There is one part of the field he lives in

DeJesus hits it hardest up the middle: 88.1 mph on average there, against 85.8 the other way.

86 batted balls up the middle, 43 the other way.

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