Afternoon Baseball

He's 20 for 56, with three doubles, one home run, 11 RBI, six runs, seven walks and eight strikeouts.
As long as the team keeps doing well with this set-up, I'm all for it, as he hits, gets on base and doesn't K much with it. He doesn't deliver much pop with those hits, though, and he scores fewer runs, but it's a small sample size.

And worse comes to worse and there's two outs when he bats (like say, in the first inning), he's .398/.505/.545 for the season in that situation.

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