Over a 6 game sample I would have to assume that hard contact/exit velocity is very highly correlated with pull percentage, because balls that you hit the living bejeezus out of are way more likely to be pulled. Pointing out a high pull percentage is basically self evident if you’re hitting the ball hard a lot. Also, since we’re talking about a sample that small, it’s hard to look at the way they made Brinson burn 5000 calories a game chasing the ball over creation and conclude ‘welp, that’s what happens when you’re predictable and you get shifted’. Also also, it is six games’ worth of at bats and 48 hours ago they were averaging about 5 runs per 9 innings.