Cincinnati – Seven games are almost not enough to find out what Yanxiz will produce Giancarlo Stanton this season.
But in the limited size of the sample, Aaron Bon loved what he had seen so far, even without the staining of Stanton, any of his strength so far.
“I feel it looks good.”
“I feel at the time specified for things, tracking the ball … there will be a swing in the G game, and this is part of it. I really feel it is in a good place today.”
On Monday, Stanton finished hitting 7 against 23 with a double one, two walking and nine passes a week since he appeared for the first time in the season after he lost the first two and a half months with tendinitis in both elbows. Eight of those attackers came in his last three games alone.
The 35 -year -old DH, which started on Monday for the sixth time in eight games, continued to hit the ball strongly when he calls, including a 109.8 miles song against Reds. Where it can improve, as Bonn indicated, is to get these balls in the air.
“Some of his best shots were low lining or a ball on Earth,” Bonn said. “I think the next step is to get some of the most air -load balls. But he feels that he gets to know the stadiums well.”
Before the match, Bon said he would deliberately get vacation days in Stanton to try to make sure he remains in good health in the rest of the season.
Bon said: “With our club and the list, we have this freedom a little to say, be more disciplined to play for two days of three days here and there.” “We will continue to develop while we go and continue to pay attention to how it works and how it recovers. But now, especially in these first days, I put a value to make sure that it is given that day, even when you want to do otherwise.”
Marcus Stroman will start another rehabilitation process with Double-A Somerset on Tuesday, when he is expected to throw about 70 degrees. It could be the last picnic for rehabilitation in the veteran, depending on what Yanxiz wants to do with him – he may return it to rotation while Ryan Yarbro was listed in the affected list, although Alan Winnans was called on Monday to fill his place in the meantime.
In the latest updates of voting for fans in favor of the All-Star game, Aaron Jadz was the only one who leads his position-not to mention all the baseball. Paul Goldshmitt (by Blue Gaiz Vladimir Guerrere Junior ranked the lead in the first base) and Ben Rice (in DH) second in their positions.
The first phase of fans ’vote ends at noon, with the best of two votes in each position to the second stage of voting to determine who makes the team.
