Name all the players who started doing new things several years into their major league career? A handful of pitchers work on a new pitch, but I can’t name any player who has converted to a switch hitter at age 27.
A guy who hit 30 HR pre-mega juiced ball should be hitting more than he's hitting. He's not even getting the "looks like a 300 foot pop up off the bat.....and it's 4 rows deep" homers that seemingly every other player in the league is getting
Criteria for being a manager: 1. Were you a mediocre or worse professional catcher? 2. If not, were you on deck when Hank Aaron broke Babe Ruth’s home run record? That’s pretty much it.
Umm, I would go with “no”. He just doesn’t necessarily suck as much as he did. He's raised his batting average 26 points in June (where he's hitting .319/.364/.458 coming into tonight)