Seiya Suzuki had a wild ride in the first half of the season. Despite being overlooked for the All-Star game, he was unquestionably one of the better players in baseball in the first half. Runs batted in aren’t necessarily a terrific stat as it can be heavily tied to the results and performance of other players. But Seiya led all of baseball in runs batted in for a chunk of the first half and at 77, he remains tied for fifth in baseball and just one off of the National League lead.
To go with those 77 runs batted in he has 25 homers (6th MLB), and an .