Bradley Zimmer has been a happy surprise for The Cleveland Indians this year. He’s the center fielder any team would want, he’s flashed power, incredible speed, range and an amazing arm in the outfield. He’s forced the coaching staff to play him basically every day because of his ability to impact the game in so many facets. The refrain has been, if he can hit at all, he’s the starter. For two months, he did hit pretty well. Between his call-up and the middle of July Zimmer logged a .289/.339/.450 line, good for a very nice 109 wRC+.
What’s wrong with Bradley Zimmer?
