Dennis Bonvie
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After the first weekend of the season, Yankee hitters are breaking home run records, Sox's hitters are breaking strikeout records.
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4 games in people. Way too early to be throwing in the towel. Put the pitchforks away.
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Sox had some guys with big averages bouncing balls off that monster steady for doubles.End of the day you need to hit with runners in scoring which Boston never did this series. Lots of baseball left however to change that.
Send him home and let him work exclusively with a hitting coach. Get some confidence.
It’s not ideal but there is a long way to go.
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The fact that the hitting coach or Cora or anyone on the team hasn't noticed this or try to correct it is mindboggling.
I noticed immediately how his stance was way bigger this year. He looks completely and utterly lost.
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I am all for a conditioning stint for Devers. It can be a phantom injury or whatever. Other teams do it, so can the Sox. He needs to watch lots of tape and lose a good bit of weight no matter what.
As for Triston the wunderkind, what scares me is I think he is doing what his analytics number cruncher bosses want. Eke.
As for Triston the wunderkind, what scares me is I think he is doing what his analytics number cruncher bosses want. Eke.
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Red Sox prospect belts 412-foot, 109.6 mph HR — then another in WooSox’ win
The top Red Sox prospect crushed two home runs. Meanwhile, Marcelo Mayer stroked his first Triple-A hit.
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12Ks in 17PAs. Brutal. You don’t need to send him home. But you might wanna think about moving him down in the order. Can’t have that from your #2 spot….
My brother called me after today’s game. He said Devers is a mess. Awful body language.
My brother called me after today’s game. He said Devers is a mess. Awful body language.
You 1,000% must move him down the line up. I wonder if he’s struggling with not being out in the field every day. It can be a hard adjustment for guys. I won’t comment on weight because as someone who’s recently lost quite a bit, it’s a slippery slope as to what is an acceptable amount for people. I think getting back to Boston and bringing in a guy like Pedro to sit and talk to him would benefit him. I think losing Tiant 6 months ago has really impacted him.
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Not everyone adjusts to DH thats for sure but Devers last year at DH was 12-34..that's a .353 Clip..It might be more as u also alluded to or simply a bad start.
