Hmmmm. One day after his loooonnnggg HR last night. But, as I posted in Saturday's IGT, not only does he just have 29 hits this year (.236 BA) but 23 of those hits are singles (3 2Bs, 3 HRs). So even though his current BA is right in line with his career norms, the isolated Power (Slg Avg - BA) is WAY down. For '23 & '24 combined his IsoP was right at 200 where this season it's exactly 100 even with last night's HR factored in. With MLB average typically around 150 (currently 153) that's a big fall. Put another way: 100 puts you slightly below where Torrens is this season. 200 puts you up there with Nimmo and Lindor who have 58 XBHs between them (29 each).