The swings, evidently faster than those Green got an hour ago, imparted better energy and more hold to the baseball. The contact generated crisper thud and line drives that skipped rather than leapt in the outfield grass. The divergence was as cheering to the Shaw Green, as it was unquestionable to spectators. Green is rediscovering his art of hitting. Though he is hitting for last five six years, but now he is learning it all over again. It was one of the most productive day at spring training. One improved swing fashioned a hot line drive to left-center field that moved as catcher.
Shaw Green
It was just batting practice in spring training ground and it is merely March. But Green is still at an average of .000 after 13 at bats in his exhibition-game. The famous proverb “In the kingdom of the blind, a one-eye man is king” sounds true here. Franco had premeditated Green’s batting-practice session and gave the same comments what he gave last year while studying Carlos Beltran. Green has to work a lot. Yes, Green has to work a lot to take his team to heights.