https://www.espn.com/mlb/story...-stanton-luis-arraez
From the article:
He has more blasts than Soto and Ohtani.
Only four players have squared up more balls than him, and each is a multitime All-Star.
He doesn't even swing, on average, as hard as his brother. But that doesn't matter, because William Contreras -- the Brewers' catcher, younger sibling of St. Louis Cardinals catcher Willson Contreras -- does plenty of damage with a 74.2 mph effort. Not only is the 26-year-old Contreras atop the list of blasts, it's not particularly close: His 58 are ahead of Soto's 50 and Ohtani's 46, and his big league-best blast rate of 34.5% is 2Β½ times the major league average of 13.7%.
The reason for Contreras' success is clear: He swings hard, hits the ball very hard and doesn't strike out much (sub-20% punchout rate on the season). It's an exceptional combination of skills, and to have maintained this offensive output playing every Brewers game, not to mention 33 of 40 at catcher, is MVP-caliber work.
Brewers need to lock him up long term soon.