>The numbers just don’t compute, and that’s got William Stramp starting his professional baseball career with extra motivation.
How does finishing a senior collegiate season with a .498 batting average, 27 home runs, 99 RBIs and a 1.009 slugging percentage in 58 games equate to a 33rd-round draft pick?
Stramp, owner of those flashy stats, can’t figure it out. He simply shakes his head when asked how his numbers could be overlooked.
"Me and my dad, we’re watching all these guys that I played against get taken (in the draft) and we’re like, ’What’s the deal?’ " Stramp said after his new team, the Billings Mustangs, wrapped up a Friday afternoon workout at Dehler Park....
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