Top 5 best Center Fielders of the 2019 season

1. Los Angeles Angels Center Fielder Mike Trout: Okay the first guy on the list is the one and only Los Angeles Angels Center Fielder Mike Trout. Now anyone that knows baseball knows that Mike Trout is the best player in the game right now. Mike is coming off of an absolutely amazing 2019 season where he won his third AL MVP Award, won his 7th Silver Slugger Award, his second AL Hank Aaron, made it to his 8th all-star game appearance and was named a member of the All-MLB First Team in 2019. 2019 was Mikes’s 9th MLB season (all spent with the Los Angeles Angels.)

Mike played in 134 games and had gotten 470 at-bats with the Angels in 2019. And in those games and at-bats, Mike got 137 hits, 110 runs, 45 HRs, 104 RBIs, 63 singles, 27 doubles, 2 triples, 11 stolen bases, 110 walks, 303 total bases, 74 extra-base hits, 132.5 runs created, 10.4 runs created per 27 outs, 0.9 weighted stolen bases, 136 weighted runs created, 60.4 weighted runs above average and 180 weighted runs created plus. Mike also put up an absolutely amazing .291/.438/.636 slash line, along with a 1.083 OPS, a .353 isolated power, a 4.9-speed score, a .298 BABIP, a 3.7 UBR, a .436 WOBA and an 8.6 WAR for the 2019 MLB season with the Los Angeles Angels.

2. Atlanta Braves Center Fielder Ronald Acuna Jr: Okay the second guy on the list is the one and only Atlanta Braves Center Fielder Ronald Acuna Jr. Ronald is coming off of an absolutely amazing 2019 season, where he made it to his first all-star game appearance, was named a member of the All-MLB Second Team, earned his first silver slugger award, led the NL in stolen bases and became aaa member of the 30-30 club during the 2019 season. 2019 was Ronald’s second MLB season and his second season with the Atlanta Braves. Ronald played in 156 games and had gotten 626 at-bats with the Braves in the 2019 season, and in those games and at-bats Ronald put up some really phenomenal stats.

Stats like 175 hits, 127 runs, 41 HRs, 101 RBIs, 110 singles, 22 doubles, 2 triples, 76 walks, 37 stolen bases, 324 total bases, 65 extra-base hits, 120.9 runs created, 7.0 runs created per 27 outs, 3.1 weighted stolen bases, 120 weighted runs created, 30.3 weighted runs above average and 126 weighted runs created plus. Ronald also put up a rock-solid .280/.365/.518 slash line, along with a .883 OPS, a .238 isolated power, a 6.2-speed score, a .337 BABIP, a 4.6 UBR, a .369 WOBA and a 5.6 WAR for the 2019 MLB season with the Atlanta Braves.

3. Arizona Diamondbacks Center Fielder Ketel Marte: Okay the third guy on the list is the one and only Arizona Diamondbacks Center Fielder Ketel Marte. Ketel is coming off of by far the best season in his career with him making it to the all-star game for the first time in his career. 2019 was Ketels 5th MLB season and his third season with the Arizona Diamondbacks. Ketel played in 144 games and had gotten 569 at-bats during the 2019 season, and in those games and at-bats Ketel put up some really fantastic numbers.

Such as getting 187 hits, 97 runs, 32 HRs, 92 RBIs, 110 singles, 36 doubles, 9 triples, 53 walks, 10 stolen bases, 337 total bases, 77 extra-base hits, 125.5 runs created, 8.6 runs created per 27 outs, 0.8 weighted stolen bases, 125 weighted runs created, 46.1 weighted runs above average and 150 weighted runs created plus. Ketel also put up an out of this world .329/.389/.592 slash line, along with a .981 OPS, a .264 isolated power, a 5.9-speed score, a .342 BABIP, a 2.9 UBR, a .405 WOBA and a 7.1 WAR for the 2019 MLB season with the Arizona Diamondbacks.

4. Pittsburgh Pirates Center Fielder Starling Marte: Okay the second to last guy on this list is the one and only Arizona Diamondbacks Center Fielder Starling Marte. Starling is coming off of a rock-solid 2-2019 MLB season where he put up some really great stats. 2019 was Starling’s 8th MLB season and his 8th season with the Pittsburgh Pirates. Starling played in 132 games and had gotten 539 at-bats in the 2019 season, and in those games and at-bats Starling put up some very respectable stats.

Such as getting 159 hits, 97 runs, 23 HRs, 82 RBIs, 99 singles, 31 doubles, 6 triples, 25 walks, 25 stolen bases, 271 total bases, 60 extra-base hits, 90.7 runs created. 6.0 runs created per 27 outs, 2.1 weighted stolen bases, 90 weighted runs created, 16.7 weighted runs above average, and 119 weighted runs created plus. Starling also put up a really .295/.342/.503 slash line, along with a .845 OPS, a .208 OPS, a 7.5-speed score, a .319 BABIP, a 1.2 UBR, a .353 WOBA, and a 3.0 WAR for the 2019 MLB season with the Pittsburgh Pirates.

5. Houston Astros Center Fielder George Springer: Okay last but not least on the list is the one and only Houston Astros Center Fielder George Springer. George is coming off of an absolutely stellar 2019 season where he made it to his third straight all-star game appearance and won his second Silver Slugger Award. 2019 was Georges 6th MLB season (all of which were spent playing with the Houston Astros.) George played in 122 games and had gotten 479 at-bats in the 2019 season, and in those games and at-bats, George managed to put up some really great stats.

Such as getting 140 hits, 96 runs, 39 HRs, 96 RBIs, 78 singles, 20 doubles, 3 triples, 67 walks, 6 stolen bases, 283 total bases, 62 extra-base hits, 104.1 runs created, 7.9 runs created per 27 outs, 0.0 weighted stolen bases, 109 weighted runs created, 38.7 weighted runs above average and 156 weighted runs created plus. George also put up a very great .292/.383/.591 slash line, along with a .974 OPS, a .299 isolated power, a 4.6-speed score, a .305 BABIP, a 2.0 UBR, a .400 WOBA, and a 6.5 WAR for the 2019 MLB season with the Houston Astros.