[Mick]

Deavers had a pretty amazing season. His career high in home runs is 38, he had 37 this past season and 19 of them were at home. Not only that, he led the league in both range factor, and range factor per 9 innings. And he was a doubles machine with 36 doubles. 98 RBIs, 88 runs scored. He slashed .258/.340/.525/.865 with a 133 OPS+, finishing 19th in the league. He played in 148 games, leading the Giants in games played (JHLee was second in games played.

Incidentally, the Giants finished 15th in MLB in stolen base percentage. Above 80% were:

- Jung Hoo Lee, 12/13
- Jonah Cox, 16/20
- Luis Arraez, 10/10
- Casey Schmitt, 9/10
- Grant McCray, 8/8
- Willy Adames, 5/7
- Christian Koss, 5/5

Everyone else was below league average or just stole 1-2 bases.

[Mick]

Deavers had a pretty amazing season. His career high in home runs is 38, he had 37 this past season and 19 of them were at home. Not only that, he led the league in both range factor, and range factor per 9 innings. And he was a doubles machine with 36 doubles. 98 RBIs, 88 runs scored. He slashed .258/.340/.525/.865 with a 133 OPS+, finishing 19th in the league. He played in 148 games, leading the Giants in games played (JHLee was second in games played.

Incidentally, the Giants finished 15th in MLB in stolen base percentage. Above 80% were:

- Jung Hoo Lee, 12/13
- Jonah Cox, 16/20
- Luis Arraez, 10/10
- Casey Schmitt, 9/10
- Grant McCray, 8/8
- Willy Adames, 5/7
- Christian Koss, 5/5

Everyone else was below league average or just stole 1-2 bases.