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Adam Jones sees an average of 3.33 pitches per at bat. That puts him at 82. Right ahead of that OBP star Jose Altuve. And in the upper quarter of all AL batters.

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Adam Jones sees an average of 3.33 pitches per at bat. That puts him at 82. Right ahead of that OBP star Jose Altuve. And in the upper quarter of all AL batters.

If he gets a fastball to hit by all means go after it. Not like he had 2 strikes and had to protect. Buck didn't look too happy.

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