Guy Lasorsa
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Spencer Jones last 20 games .300/.383/.686 (1.069 OPS) 9.9 BB%, 27.2 K% That’ll play


Ever wonder why Judge just can’t stay healthy? Try swinging a 32oz bat, 75mph, at +90s heaters without decelerating the barrel around the body. Judges success is unquestioned. But just cause you can doesn’t mean you should. This patterning puts an extreme amounts of pressure on spine to decelerate the bat speed post impact. Once spine has had enough it outsources to “save” the spine. This makes him rely on quads, hamstrings, biceps, wrists, and obliques too often to get through the swing. Take a look at his injury history. Those aren’t “baseball” injuries for a SUPREMELY talented human. They are normal human injuries which speaks to the amount of pressure the swing places on the supporting muscle groups to sustain him throughout a season. Potentially why he hasn’t had much success in postseason. Body is hanging on rather than peaking. 🤷🏻♂️ x.com/yankees_fan_1/…









Aaron Boone was asked if the Yankees' plan to have Anthony Volpe be their starting shortstop when he returns from injury has changed: "We'll see. We'll continue to talk about that. Again, José's played himself into and earned himself more playing time. I love the idea of José being in that kind of super-utility role because he's so good at it. But you also can't ignore that he's played so well defensively at shortstop, been a real spark for us offensively, especially after kind of getting off to a slow start probably the first 10 days, two weeks of the season. He's really picked that up and been in the middle of us winning games. At the end of the day, we're going to try and do what's best for our team and then individual players that we care about too and know that are going to be important contributors to our team. We weigh all that."





I’d still buy Trent Grisham stock. xwOBA has rebounded and he’s a constant power threat in the lineup.









@guy92288 And when I said he’s better than that, he is in fact not better than that. Predictably obtuse.






