Remember when 1-4-3 was a thing? Well, 2-4-7 is really a thing for Khris Davis.
The A's slugger is Mr. Consistency, even when the games don't count. Davis made MLB history last season by finishing the year with a .247 batting average for an almost comical fourth straight time. It turns out this is pretty much always his batting average.
Via Michael Freidin in the @EWPod Facebook group, not only has Khris Davis hit exactly .247 each of the last four seasons, but he's also a career .247 hitter in Spring Training. 🤯 pic.twitter.com/ImQNpuzHv5— Ryan Thibodaux (@NotMrTibbs) March 7, 2019
Not only does Davis always hit .247 in the regular season, he does so in spring training, too. That's right, he has a .247 career batting average in the spring. But soon, that number could change.
Davis is yet to play thus far in spring, as the A's DH deals with a mild left calf sprain. Susan Slusser of the San Francisco Chronicle reports Davis is expected to play Friday against the Mets.
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If Davis can stay consistent with his power numbers and hit 48 home runs again in 2019, he's set for a hefty payday when he becomes a free agent at the end of this season.
