I mean yes? His other AB was hit at 99.5 mph for a out.
With a 1-1 count. He has very little chance once he gets to two strikes. He's 0-16 with 11 Ks and 1 GIDP when the pitcher gets to 1-2 this year. He's 0-7 with one walk when the pitchers gets to 2-2.
Career 1-2 tOPS+ is -18 and 2-2 is 17. He has 224 Ks in 356 PAs.
After 1-2 his tOPS+ is a little better at 8. He's done better after 2-2 (57), but total strike outs after being behind in the count 1-2 or 2-2 are 62 percent.
Obviously, staying at bat increases the chances of things happening, but he was still probably going to strike out. Calling those impactful calls must use some kind of algorithm that doesn't really care who the player is. A missed called third strike at 0-2 on Bobby Dalbec, at least right now, is virtually meaningless.