As you said, over his entire career. But the last three seasons against RHP- 2018 = .231/.318/.351/.669 2019 = .266/.312/.386/.698 2020 = .236/.307/.358/.664 I wouldn't be targeting Reddick if I was looking for a guy to hit right handed pitching. Reddick may not be a bad fit for the Brewers as they have very little outfield experience once they get past the three starters. Looking at the defense and baserunning, Reddick just doesn't look like a guy that can do anything that well anymore. Greatest asset is probably his experience. Do the Brewers really want to go with Billy McKinney and Tyrone Taylor as outfielders #4 and #5 next season? I'm not a big fan of adding Reddick but I wouldn't argue with people who would say the Brewers should pursue him. Probably would end up with something like a .310 OBP, .700 OPS and subpar defense (but not horrible defense). Maybe McKinney, Taylor, Fisher, Ray could do better, but that group could do a lot worse too. Good catch. Pass on this one.