Anyone familiar with the game of baseball has heard the name Ichiro in one form or another. This man represents all the players in the league who do not hit for power but can punch a base hit anywhere and find a way on base.
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On March 18th of 2019 Mike Trout an outfielder for the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim became the highest paid current player, surpassing Bryce Harper and Manny Machado who I previously had blogged about.
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After signing one of the league’s biggest contracts in the off-season Bryce Harper is slumping quite hard. The hitter has had 14 plate appearances in which 4 of them he has reached base with a walk, 5 of hem have resulted in a strikeout and the other 5 have resulted in him getting out.
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So far Spring Training Brewers 2018 MVP winner has been nothing shy of looking like a repeat candidate. Through 27 plat appearances he has 13 hits giving him an average of .481 which unreal.
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One of the Brewers key players ending last year and throughout the playoffs, Jeremy Jeffress is now expected to miss the rest of spring training and possibly even some of the beginning of the regular season.
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The MLB has implemented a 20 second pitch timer for all of spring training games. First off, this does not mean that it will be added to regular season games juts yet, as for right now it is merely just a test. This is one of a few ways the MLB is using to try and speed up games.
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https://bleacherreport.com/articles/2819454-mlb-predictions-2019-projecting-the-final-standings#slide5
This blog post will focus on my thoughts based upon the article written by Joel Reuter of Bleacher Report. I will be focusing my attention at the portion of the article that looks at the NL Central Division which is where the Brewers are located.
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This past Thursday on February 28th, of 2019 Bryce Harper is now the MLB’s owner of having the largest contract in the history of the game. The former Washington National has signed a deal worth $330 million over the course of 13 years.
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