“Fans are divided, average player.” This ended up in a two-horse race, one from the past and and one from the relatively present.
The latter belongs to Archie Bradley, a reliever who is probably best known for what he dd at the plate in the 2017 wild-card game. [Largely forgotten: after driving in two runs, he allowed two the next inning] He was always one to wear his emotions on his sleeve, not least the “This is our house” moment against the hated Dodgers. But outside of 2017, he wasn’t that good, with a 114 OPS career OPS+ over six years here.