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Wins Above Fantasy – Van Burnett (@Van_Verified) Steve Gesuele (@stav8818) break down a group of hitters who have made meaningful improvements from the first part of the season to the second, separating sustainable skill growth from surface-level production by digging into contact quality, plate discipline, and underlying process metrics.
- Intro -- 0:00
- Blaze Alexander — 11:53
- Bryce Eldridge — 17:40
- Spencer Horwitz — 21:40
- Victor Caratini — 24:30
- Fernando Tatis Jr. — 28:45
- Michael Busch — 33:45
- Carson Benge — 36:40
- Curtis Mead — 42:25
- Jacob Young — 42:25
- Brandon Nimmo — 42:25
- Adley Rutschman — 54:00
- Dominic Canzone — 55:15
- Jake Burger — 58:25
- Caleb Durbin — 1:02:14
- Sam Antonacci — 1:05:50
- Tristan Peters — 1:14:00
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