Hahaha, Schwarber is now OPSing .747 with a .195 batting average. He's trying to do all he can to be a valuable hitter while being under the Mendoza line. However a .747 OPS is only a 92 OPS+ this year, which shows you just how much the juiced ball has affected the run environment. Just 3-4 years ago, a 100 OPS+ was about .700. And 5-6 years before that a 100 OPS+ was damn near .800. The baseball run environment has changed violently over the past 10 years.