Andrew McCutchen was putting together a fine 2019 campaign before an ACL tear in June put an abrupt end to his first season in Philadelphia. In 59 games, the former NL MVP slashed .256/.378/.457 with 10 HR, 45 R, 29 RBI, and two SB as the everyday leadoff hitter for the Phillies. McCutchen settled into his role atop the lineup with tremendous plate discipline metrics, establishing new career-highs in walk rate (16.4%) and O-Swing% (17.7%), both numbers that led all NL hitters before his injury....