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Honest question: at what point do we worry about the fact that he's not walking at all? I suppose it's hard to walk when you're hitting literally everything in sight.
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Honest question: at what point do we worry about the fact that he's not walking at all? I suppose it's hard to walk when you're hitting literally everything in sight.

 

Good question, but I would say, much later. He's drawn plenty of walks in his minors career so I'd chalk the fact that he's not up to nothing more than a small sample , though you'd figure it would have happened by now after 50 some ABs.

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Honest question: at what point do we worry about the fact that he's not walking at all? I suppose it's hard to walk when you're hitting literally everything in sight.

 

He is swinging a good bat and that probably has a lot to do with it. When you are in the zone you aren't really watching many pitches. I'd be a lot more concerned if he was striking out a lot, but he really isn't. He is putting the ball in play so no need to panic.

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Honest question: at what point do we worry about the fact that he's not walking at all? I suppose it's hard to walk when you're hitting literally everything in sight.

 

Good question, but I would say, much later. He's drawn plenty of walks in his minors career so I'd chalk the fact that he's not up to nothing more than a small sample , though you'd figure it would have happened by now after 50 some ABs.

 

Teams will start pitching carefully to him and the walks will come naturally. For now, I'll take the aggressiveness. Big question is how in the heck was he only hitting .237 before the trade?

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Honest question: at what point do we worry about the fact that he's not walking at all? I suppose it's hard to walk when you're hitting literally everything in sight.

 

Good question, but I would say, much later. He's drawn plenty of walks in his minors career so I'd chalk the fact that he's not up to nothing more than a small sample , though you'd figure it would have happened by now after 50 some ABs.

 

Teams will start pitching carefully to him and the walks will come naturally. For now, I'll take the aggressiveness. Big question is how in the heck was he only hitting .237 before the trade?

 

He had an injury that sidelined him for most of June and if I remember right I think he was brought back quickly still not 100%...or it was that he wasn't 100% to start the year and they finally DLed him. Regardless he was dealing with injuries for the Rangers this year and that probably messed him up. Just prior to being traded he actually went on a tear.

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