Trout's risp average broken down by year.

[redoctober2002]

So it's not quite the same splits, but I went to Fangraphs and created a splits leaderboard with the following conditions:

Dates: 3-1-2016 to present   Inning: 8, 9, or Extras   Leverage Index: High, so LI of 2 or greater. Chart for reference of Leverage Indexes   Minimum of 50 plate appearances

This left a total of 360 qualifying players. Trout ended up ranking 43rd in wRC+ with a value of 144 (44 percent better than average). The top player was Justin Smoak with a wRC+ of 215 followed by Kyle Tucker at 200.

Some interesting names and their rankings:

Name                   wRC+  Rank

Bryce Harper       183      6

Aaron Judge        166      11

Juan Soto            163      13

Shohei Ohtani      137      55

Mookie Betts       130      72

Kyle Schwarber     17      351

 

Link for reference.

[AngelsLakersFan]

Does that one count?

[Blarg]

Not clutchy enough.

[AngelsLakersFan]

3 minutes ago, Blarg said:

Not clutchy enough.

It was marginal

[AngelsLakersFan]

CLUTCH HIT REVOKED BY THAISS!

[T.G.]

Clutch this.

[AngelsLakersFan]

Clutch hit back on!

[angelsnationtalk]

Seems like COVID did him dirty. 

[Inside Pitch]

1 hour ago, AngelsLakersFan said:

Unfortunately WPA/LI is WPA with the leverage index factored out, so this is more a reflection of Trout's overall production without the clutch component included. 

Of course your point still stands with WPA.

I meant overall... So wpa... It's the moat important data point