Who’s Hot, Who’s Not Hitters Week 10

May 25, 2019 By Draft Buddy Leave a Comment

Pittsburgh Pirates 1B Josh Bell was the best pick in Chris’ and Mike’s NFBC 12-team satellite draft back in February. Picked Bell in the 21st round! And he is crushing it this season.

Presented below are the top 15 scoring hitters from the 15 days prior to the start of Week 10, to identify fantasy baseball’s “who’s hot”. Similarly, the second table shows the bottom 15 hitters for fantasy baseball’s “who’s cold”. To qualify for the who’s cold list hitters must have a minimum of 40 plate appearances.

The scoring is Fantrax fantasy points. To view other fantasy scoring options, check our fantasy baseball player stats feature and adjust scoring using the switch link found upper-right from the table.

Fantasy Baseball Who’s Hot, Who’s Not Hitters Week 10

Top 15 Scoring Hitters
Sun May 12 to Sun May 26

Name	FPts	PA	AB	AVG	OBP	SLG	R	HR	RBI	BB%	SO%	SB
J. Bell, PIT	91	62	55	.436	.500	.909	16	7	18	11.3	17.7	0
A. Rendon, WAS	76	61	51	.353	.459	.745	16	4	12	16.4	8.2	0
M. Kepler, MIN	72	53	46	.370	.453	.739	15	4	14	9.4	11.3	1
E. Escobar, ARI	71	61	60	.300	.311	.667	12	5	18	1.6	16.4	0
K. Bryant, CHC	70	61	55	.382	.443	.727	14	5	10	8.2	13.1	0
A. McCutchen, PHI	68	68	57	.316	.426	.579	10	3	12	16.2	17.6	1
G. Torres, NYY	67	48	44	.318	.375	.886	12	8	12	8.3	25.0	0
J. Segura, PHI	66	67	62	.339	.388	.565	13	3	9	7.5	11.9	2
C. Santana, CLE	64	61	47	.298	.459	.660	9	4	10	23.0	13.1	0
A. Bregman, HOU	64	64	51	.255	.406	.588	12	5	9	18.8	12.5	0
M. Trout, LAA	64	58	45	.333	.483	.711	11	4	6	19.0	17.2	1
R. Devers, BOS	64	55	53	.340	.364	.679	12	5	10	3.6	16.4	2
C. Cron, MIN	63	61	54	.296	.377	.593	13	4	11	8.2	23.0	0
C. Bellinger, LAD	63	50	42	.357	.460	.738	12	4	10	16.0	12.0	1
R. Acuna, ATL	63	68	59	.271	.368	.458	13	3	8	10.3	26.5	3

Bottom 15 Scoring Hitters
Sun May 12 to Sun May 26, Minimum 40 PA

Name	FPts	PA	AB	AVG	OBP	SLG	R	HR	RBI	BB%	SO%	SB
S. Castro, MIA	14	44	43	.209	.227	.233	1	0	2	2.3	11.4	0
C. Davis, BAL	15	41	38	.132	.195	.237	2	1	1	7.3	58.5	0
M. Franco, PHI	16	46	45	.156	.174	.222	4	0	1	2.2	17.4	0
C. Stewart, DET	18	45	37	.162	.311	.189	1	0	2	17.8	24.4	0
C. Walker, ARI	20	48	44	.136	.208	.227	4	1	2	6.3	39.6	0
J. Harrison, DET	20	41	41	.220	.220	.341	3	0	1	0.0	14.6	1
J. Choi, TB	23	48	45	.244	.292	.333	2	1	3	6.3	27.1	0
Y. Sanchez, CWS	24	47	40	.225	.340	.300	4	0	1	12.8	23.4	0
O. Herrera, PHI	24	44	38	.158	.273	.211	1	0	5	11.4	31.8	2
R. Ruiz, BAL	24	44	39	.231	.318	.359	3	1	2	11.4	18.2	0
E. Diaz, PIT	24	41	39	.333	.366	.359	5	0	3	4.9	12.2	0
J. Bauers, CLE	25	49	43	.116	.224	.256	3	2	5	10.2	30.6	0
J. Heyward, CHC	26	56	47	.149	.286	.213	6	1	1	16.1	23.2	0
A. Rosario, NYM	26	54	50	.160	.222	.300	4	2	3	7.4	22.2	0
N. Goodrum, DET	26	51	45	.178	.275	.200	7	0	2	9.8	27.5	1

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