Of the ten players that led in strikeouts last year, there was one above 1.000 in OPS, three in the .900 range, three in the .800 range, two in the .700 range, and one in the .600s (way to go, Brandon Inge). The previous year, there was one above 1.000, three in the .900 range, four in the .800 range, and two in the .700 range. Strikeouts may be frustrating as hell to watch, but they're hardly indicative of a player's total offensive output and contribution.