MLB Stars' Early Season Stats: Hot or Not?

0:00On April 8th, early in the MLB season, stats can flip fast with tiny sample sizes, one bad inning tanks, a pitcher's ERA, or a couple hits boost A, batting average big time. Heading into Wednesday action, let's check eight top stars and how they're stacking up so far. Shohei Otoni's owning it for the Dodgers, hitting 286 over-slash line in 11 games with three homers, and a perfect zero ERA over six, innings and is one start. To reach school balls dealing for Detroit 2, 2.55 ERA in three starts with 16 strikeouts. Wandsoto's crushing 355 and 8 games for the Mets, before landing on the injured list. Aaron Judge and Bryce Harper aren't quite at MVP levels yet. Judges at 237 with three bombs in 10 games, Harper 214 with two in. 11. Ronald Akuna Jr.'s ice cold at 178 and 12 games, no homers. Paul Skins took a hit from opening day, but bounced back strong since.

1:00Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s been streaky for Toronto, 237 average but 383 on base in 11 games. Fans are buzzing about these slow starts from big names, but power is there for most hitters. Keep an eye as these guys heat up. The real stories emerge with bigger samples, so tune in for the action unfolding now. I'm Corey with the story, and you've been listening to MLB News today, AI-powered baseball coverage.