Albies And Acuna

I thought his LHH swing looked a little slow in his second game up. He wasn't able to touch average-ish heat that was right there. It was better though in the one PA I saw after that game, even though he struck out, he gave me hope that if given the chance he could smack a high heater.

Even if it hasn't had major results...yet his RHH swing looks much better.
 
I thought his LHH swing looked a little slow in his second game up. He wasn't able to touch average-ish heat that was right there. It was better though in the one PA I saw after that game, even though he struck out, he gave me hope that if given the chance he could smack a high heater.

Even if it hasn't had major results...yet his RHH swing looks much better.

He's also struck out on a couple questionable calls. I actually find it encouraging he took those pitches. The umps do learn which players have a good eye. As a young player though, he's got to adhere to the etiquette of body language when an ump rings him up.
 
He's also struck out on a couple questionable calls. I actually find it encouraging he took those pitches. The umps do learn which players have a good eye. As a young player though, he's got to adhere to the etiquette of body language when an ump rings him up.
I think this is a pretty good observation. You want emotion and body language? wait until you see Albies and Acuna together if you haven't already. That being said, GeorgiaGirl, I think on the plate appearances you describe in his LH swing was a result of guessing, not slow. His bat gets to the zone better than some of the guys we have already. He's another guy like Acuna in that a ball can get deep in the zone on them and they are so quick barrel wise that it plays to their strengths.
 
Ozzie has really quick hands.

Tony G would probably hit 20 bombs at ST. He hit more warning track flyballs than any Brave I can remember, including Bret Boone.
 
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