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04-13-2016, 03:25 AM
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I'd heard of him. But I had no inkling that he'd have this kind of power stroke.
Major League pitchers adjust. They find weaknesses. The more at bats he has, the more film pitchers can study, and find his Achilles' heel, if he has one. It's hard to keep up consistent power production in this game. Very hard. But, a really nice start, indeed. If he can keep up any kind of road production, playing half his games at Coors could give him some ridiculous numbers. But, I don't think he'll do that.
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