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Bradfield has a tendency to be aggressive on the bases to the point of being reckless. He reminds me of a little leaguer who just keeps running until someone tags him out. He led off the game tonight with an absolute laser over the RF’s head one hop off the wall. The RF played it clean and hit the cutoff man out in shallow center. I’ve never seen a runner thrown out by that much. Bradfield was halfway between 2nd and 3rd when the 3B caught the ball. Solid hit but it was an embarrassing display of base running. -
By Just Regular · Posted
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By OnlyOneOriole · Posted
100%. When he was with the O's he lifted the leg, hovered it like a UFO, levitated it like a magician, and then waited and tried to time his swing with the leg hovering. That is just way too much thinking. It isn't natural. That swing on the home run? He lifted his leg. Started to put it down BEFORE the ball reached him, and then decided to swing or not. Much more natural. Encouraging. -
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By DrinkinWithFermi · Posted
>46-1 in Hays' favor I'm surprised it's that close, honestly. -
I actually do think Melanie is better than she was. But she was so decidedly awful that she couldn't have gotten any worse. -
There we go. To my untrained eye this swing looks much more orthodox than his swing has looked in the past. He simply lifts the leg and puts it back down. Before I seem to remember the leg moving backward before striding forward. He would spend an abnormal amount of time balanced on one foot. This swing looks different.
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