King, Michael

Where every base hit ended up, over this player's most recent games.

Some dots sit outside the foul lines, and that is real. The coordinate Statcast records is where a ball was FIELDED, not where it landed. A ground ball down the line rolls into the corner and gets picked up in foul ground, so it plots there — one of Ben Rice's doubles travelled 25 feet off the bat and was retrieved 265 feet away at 51 degrees. About 4% of hits land outside the lines for this reason.

The window counts his own games, not calendar days, so a starting pitcher who works every fifth day is not compared against an everyday batter over the same stretch of the calendar.

The window matches the stat table below: it counts the same games and uses the same trailing convention, so the totals here reconcile with the XBH and HR columns there.

Only hits appear — outs are not plotted. A handful of hits have no tracked landing location (86 across two seasons); they cannot be drawn, so they are counted in the header as “not located” rather than quietly dropped.