Tim Anderson started his 2019 season as good as anyone with eight homers, 13 stolen bases and a .320 BA through the first six weeks of the year. An ankle injury in mid-May limited the 26-year-old to four thefts the rest of the way, but his .357 BA post-injury helped crown him MLB's batting champion despite finishing with the worst walk rate in the AL (2.9%). Entering 2019 as a career .258 hitter, Anderson paired his lifetime best 37.3% Hard Hit% with a balanced approach that seen him take more ...