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A .140 average for an MLB regular? Breaking down how bad you can hit and still stay in the lineup

Several elite defensive players are struggling big-time at the plate in 2026. Here's what history says about their ability to stick in the lineup and what options their teams have.

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A .140 average for an MLB regular? Breaking down how bad you can hit and still stay in the lineup
Several elite defensive players are struggling big-time at the plate in 2026. Here's what history says about their ability to stick in the lineup and what options their teams have.
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