It's official 0-47 and a new record in history, kind of felt bad because the 0-46 & 0-47 at-bats he worked the count and ripped the ball, one pretty nice double saving catch and the other about 4-5 feet from a bomb.

He has lined out 3 hits that could've easily been counted as hits
das too bad

Record

Not today haha

If he gets to like 60, I really hope he hits 100

Khris Davis has launched 14 home runs in the same amount of time Chris Davis has gone hitless.

I thought this was going to be the one....

But nope, strikes out again. 61 straight hitless AB's

The fans were on their feet cheering for him though, people are trying to support him but LOL

Stat track says his 2 hits today would net him a .650 average, so bad luck but that seems to be the theme for him anyways.

One thing I don't understand and he even said it himself going into last season that he needed to be more aggressive at the plate, but for some reason he cannot make the adjustments when he's at the plate.

I watch him everyday (being an O's fan), and he's 100% a completely different batter at the plate. Much more patient with a better eye (still going to be a 180+ SO guy), but he works his walks at least.

He already has 5 walks this season and is walking once per 3 strike outs as compared to once per 5 last year. He's getting good wood on the ball, just bad luck.

He won't turn heads, but he'll get his eventual first hit and end up batting in the low 200s with his usual 30 bombs and 200 strike outs.

2017 26 HR's, 2018 16 HR's with a .168 AVG. He's not getting better and trending from September to this year. He may of had a few better plate appearances of late, but I highly doubt he's going to bounce back to 30 bombs and low 200 avg.

He gives up on pitches he won't take. To say he has a better eye is not true. He doesn't even watch the ball all the way to the catchers hand.

I'm also an O's fan and live in Baltimore, but I just won't believe it till I see it at this point. At least he has the best possible candidates in Mike Elias and Sig Mejdal to give him all the tools to try and turn him around.

I'm still a fan and rooting for him to succeed, but he can't get out of his own head. It's all up to Chris Davis at this point and the amount of pressure he puts on himself.

We must be watching 2 different Davis' lol, I sit 20 feet from him every at-bat and have been since he's came to Baltimore, and this Davis has a different feel to me then Davis of 2018.

I may have exaggerated the numbers a bit, but once those hits stop finding fielders he'll be in a good spot, because the eye & patience is 100% there from in recent years.