The Toronto Blue Jays have completed their first full month of baseball: 30 games down, 132 to go. In the early-season flood of small sample sizes and unsustainable stats, a closer look at the numbers making the least amount of sense is often a good place to start.
Whether it be a hitter’s BABIP .100 points above or below a career average, or a pitcher’s velocity showing a significant variance from their past seasons, these outliers from month one can be a sign of things to come, or an indicator of how a season will get back on track.