I'm not saying it's likely but Tim's recent surge has presented the possibility.    With 12 games to go, his current average is .377 (61 for 162).   If he were to get 55 AB's during the rest of the year, he'd have to get hits in 26 of them to finish with a final average of .401.    In the mos recent 12 games, he has gone 23 for 52 which is not much different.   And his hottest stretch has come during the past 4 games when he has gone an incredible 12 for 19!    Again, it's going to be very tough for him for him to accomplish it but with the way he's hitting now, I wouldn't entirely rule out the possibility.

He would need to be hotter than he already is now, which is saying something.  With the way Timmy it going, you can't say no, but at the same time, that is a big ask.

I've posted this in a few places now but it is so relevant to this thread I'll post it again here. This is what Tim has to do (depending on how many ABs he has left this season) to finish at or above .400
 

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| ABs | Hits |
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|  40 |   20 |
|  41 |   21 |
|  42 |   21 |
|  43 |   21 |
|  44 |   22 |
|  45 |   22 |
|  46 |   23 |
|  47 |   23 |
|  48 |   23 |
|  49 |   24 |
|  50 |   24 |
|  51 |   25 |
|  52 |   25 |
|  53 |   25 |
|  54 |   26 |
|  55 |   26 |
|  56 |   27 |
|  57 |   27 |
|  58 |   27 |
|  59 |   28 |
|  60 |   28 |
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I don't think its possible, really.  But I'd love to see him do it.  

Yes

Doubtful due to facing a lot of good pitchers (RHP) coming up 

I'd normally say no chance but with TA who knows.  I highly, highly doubt it but I ain't counting that guy out out anything.

As a member of The Knothole Gang I think he is pretty much a lock but 60 games does not a .400 season make.