.215 since the start of the 2020 season. What is a big enough sample size?
Probably three or four weekends into conference play.
Sorry but two separate seasons spaced a year apart where each one had less then 90 plate appearances, one ended via global pandemic and the other affected by a major injury (which he was starting to heat up before it happened), is not enough for me when we have two full seasons of data where he played well and showed improvement across the board in the second one. Hitting .215 since the start of the 2020 season is definitely not great but you've stripped it of all context and passed it off as if that's his new normal. Just let the season play out a bit.
Also thumbs down to batting average. Look at the peripherals and the slash line. They're really not that different across all five of his years here at this point and some of them have improved over time.