Christian Yelich has a little competition in the Milwaukee Brewers clubhouse this month: Keston Hiura.
The rookie returned to the lineup June 28 and has been on a tear since the All-Star break.
Hes 14-for-23 at the plate since the break, and is tied with Boston Red Sox shortstop Xander Bogaerts for the major-league lead in hits over that span.
Hiura is hitting .400/.474/.780 this month. His 1.254 OPS since July 1 is fifth in the National League, just behind Yelich.
Evan Longoria | SF | 1.537 |
Alex Dickerson | SF | 1.343 |
Josh Donaldson | ATL | 1.256 |
Christian Yelich | MIL | 1.256 |
Keston Hiura | MIL | 1.254 |
The Brewers will go up against another rookie Thursday when the Brewers visit the Arizona Diamondbacks.
Right-hander Merrill Kelly, who made his MLB debut as a 30-year-old earlier this season, is tied for third amongst rookies with nine quality starts. He has a 3.93 ERA and a 1.273 WHIP through 19 starts.
The Diamondbacks have a few hot hitters of their own.
Center fielder and second baseman Ketel Marte is hitting a major-league-leading .341 since May 1, while shortstop Nick Ahmed has reached base safely in 17 consecuRead More – Source
Christian Yelich has a little competition in the Milwaukee Brewers clubhouse this month: Keston Hiura.
The rookie returned to the lineup June 28 and has been on a tear since the All-Star break.
Hes 14-for-23 at the plate since the break, and is tied with Boston Red Sox shortstop Xander Bogaerts for the major-league lead in hits over that span.
Hiura is hitting .400/.474/.780 this month. His 1.254 OPS since July 1 is fifth in the National League, just behind Yelich.
Evan Longoria | SF | 1.537 |
Alex Dickerson | SF | 1.343 |
Josh Donaldson | ATL | 1.256 |
Christian Yelich | MIL | 1.256 |
Keston Hiura | MIL | 1.254 |
The Brewers will go up against another rookie Thursday when the Brewers visit the Arizona Diamondbacks.
Right-hander Merrill Kelly, who made his MLB debut as a 30-year-old earlier this season, is tied for third amongst rookies with nine quality starts. He has a 3.93 ERA and a 1.273 WHIP through 19 starts.
The Diamondbacks have a few hot hitters of their own.
Center fielder and second baseman Ketel Marte is hitting a major-league-leading .341 since May 1, while shortstop Nick Ahmed has reached base safely in 17 consecuRead More – Source