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http://www.mlive.com/tigers/index.ssf/2012/06/detroit_tigers_brennan_boesch_9.html
Boesch’s struggles have been hard to ignore this season. He entered Thursday, hitting .173 with a .465 OPS at home and is on pace to strike out 117 times.
As a result, Leyland said the team’s coaching staff has worked hard to diagnose the problem. On Wednesday, Leyland said hitting coach Lloyd McClendon might’ve found the cause.
“We looked at something that was drastically different from last year and we dissected it,” Leyland said. “It’s significantly not even close to how he was swinging last year. It’s a mechanical thing, so hopefully, that’ll help.”
ok sooo question... why does a guy have to struggle for weeks on end before anyone breaks out the tape? This has always been my big beef with the offense, it takes em way to long to figure out the flaws and or make adjustments, seems like we are really slow to do that all the time. Is it just me? I also noticed Boesch was using a different set of bats today to and finally the ball sounded right again! He went from that two toned black bat to some weird swirl lookin thing and now just a nice single color Louisville.
Boesch’s struggles have been hard to ignore this season. He entered Thursday, hitting .173 with a .465 OPS at home and is on pace to strike out 117 times.
As a result, Leyland said the team’s coaching staff has worked hard to diagnose the problem. On Wednesday, Leyland said hitting coach Lloyd McClendon might’ve found the cause.
“We looked at something that was drastically different from last year and we dissected it,” Leyland said. “It’s significantly not even close to how he was swinging last year. It’s a mechanical thing, so hopefully, that’ll help.”
ok sooo question... why does a guy have to struggle for weeks on end before anyone breaks out the tape? This has always been my big beef with the offense, it takes em way to long to figure out the flaws and or make adjustments, seems like we are really slow to do that all the time. Is it just me? I also noticed Boesch was using a different set of bats today to and finally the ball sounded right again! He went from that two toned black bat to some weird swirl lookin thing and now just a nice single color Louisville.
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