Brandon Berger was his first subject to be exposed to the drill and he went from 18 home runs in a season to 40. Today Robinson Cano is the drill’s main benefactor as the young second baseman who always hit for a high average has become a potential 30-home run hitter.
Here is a short excerpt, but the entire article is well worth a read:
Kevin Long had this idea for a drill. He would drag one of the protective fielding screens over ...
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