Javier Baez expects to rebound from a subpar 2020 season — and reiterates his desire to remain with the Chicago Cubs: ‘I don’t want to play for another team’

His struggles last year affected every part of his offensive game. He finished with a .203 average, .238 on-base percentage, .599 OPS, 59 OPS+ and struck out in nearly one-third of his plate appearances. Baez’s skill set makes him a special talent, however, and it’s a big part of why the organization expects him to return to form.