Matt Chapman hit .249/.342/.506 with 36 long balls in 2019, and there are reasons to believe that 2020 will be even better. The 26-year-old Chapman's power breakout looks completely sustainable, as he combines a high fly ball rate (43.1%) with a strong HR/FB (19%) that's supported by his Statcast power indicators (97.1 mph average airborne exit velocity, 12.3% rate of Brls/BBE). Both Statcast metrics represent improvements over his 2018 campaign (95.9 mph, 8.9% Brls/BBE). Chapman is also ...