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6 days ago |
si.com | Stephanie Apstein
Los Yankees de Nueva York dieron a sus lanzadores un informe de exploración inusual esta semana: Denle al jardinero central de los Rays de Tampa Bay, Chandler Simpson, un buen lanzamiento para batear. No intenten inducir un contacto débil. Intenten que lance una bola rápida hacia arriba. “Está jugando un juego diferente al de la mayoría de la gente”, dice Jackson Loftin, quien jugó con él en la Liga Northwoods universitaria de verano.
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1 week ago |
sacbee.com | Stephanie Apstein
The New York Yankees gave their pitchers an unusual scouting report this week: Give Tampa Bay Rays center fielder Chandler Simpson a good pitch to hit. Don't try to induce weak contact. Try to get him to barrel a ball up. It makes sense: With the fastest man in baseball, every fraction of a second counts. A slow roller is almost a guaranteed single-that can quickly become a double or a triple.
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1 week ago |
si.com | Stephanie Apstein
The New York Yankees gave their pitchers an unusual scouting report this week: Give Tampa Bay Rays center fielder Chandler Simpson a good pitch to hit. Don’t try to induce weak contact. Try to get him to barrel a ball up. It makes sense: With the fastest man in baseball, every fraction of a second counts. A slow roller is almost a guaranteed single—that can quickly become a double or a triple.
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4 weeks ago |
si.com | Stephanie Apstein
The Boston Red Sox never know what Kristian Campbell will do next. He might dive to his left or spin to his right at second base to make a play that makes his teammates gasp, as he did so often this spring that he forced his way onto the major league roster. He might become the 14th player in the last 50 years to reach base safely in his first 17 career games, as he did Monday with a solo home run. Or he might say something that leaves the clubhouse reeling, as he does just about every day.
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4 weeks ago |
ktla.com | Stephanie Apstein
The Boston Red Sox never know what Kristian Campbell will do next. He might dive to his left or spin to his right at second base to make a play that makes his teammates gasp, as he did so often this spring that he forced his way onto the major league roster. He might become the 14th player in the last 50 years to reach base safely in his first 17 career games, as he did Monday with a solo home run. Or he might say something that leaves the clubhouse reeling, as he does just about every day.
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