Which play has he missed this year because of his arm strength? Has he committed any errors?
He's not a spring chicken anymore, but he made a nice sliding catch against the Mets to end the game.
That's what I have learned tonight. After his 2019, I might have done the same thing. I mean, he was really great, and I would figure he would come back 100 percent from that particular injury.
Here is my crazy theory. I don't think he crouches as low as he did before the injury, and as a result he tops a lot of his hits. What kind of nut downloads and compares before-and-after pictures, I ask you?
I agree. Last year, Yelich hit .250. That's not worth his contract, but it's serviceable. We could be doing (and have done) a lot worse at his position.