Unfortunately, since the San Francisco Giants can’t have nice things, his season was cut short due to injury. If he stays healthy in 2019 he could have himself a breakout season.
While Duggar only hit .255, it’s clear that his speed and defensive prowess made up for his deficient bat. Plus, it was his first year seeing big league pitching, so his lackluster batting average can be excused.
But the big thing with Duggar is he provides a spark. The Giants don’t have many players who can ignite an offense by turning a double into a triple or stealing a base late in the game.