What about Austin Riley? Instead, we'll recap:AdvertisementAdvertisement AdvertisementIn the final series before the All-Star Break, Riley had a .325 wOBA / .313 xwOBA. Rangers, Game Two: .405 wOBA, .437 xwOBARangers, Game Three: 1.241 wOBA, .753 xwOBAPadres, Game One: .233 wOBA, .826 xwOBABasically, Riley came into that last pre-All Star Break series with a .277 wOBA / .287 xwOBA (71 wRC+). The good version of Riley has fairly consistently chased about 29 percent of the time, and swung at about 72 percent of strikes. This year, both were an issue: a chase rate of over 32 percent (his highest since 2020), but a z-swing rate of two-thirds (by far his lowest ever).