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"Making the Grade" is a four-part series analyzing the performances of various units of the 2009 San Diego Padres. Today: Defense. Previously, starting pitching (Oct. 28), bullpen (Oct. 30) and offense (Nov. 3). Full Article at MLB.com
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Hitting coach Randy Ready was brought up midseason and had a rapport with the young Padres. (MiLB.com) "Making the Grade" is a four-part series analyzing the performances of various units of the 2009 San Diego Padres. Full Article at MLB.com
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"Making the Grade" is a four-part series analyzing the performances of various units of the 2009 San Diego Padres. Today: the bullpen, followed by offense (next Tuesday) and defense (next Thursday). Starting pitching ran on Oct. 28. Full Article at MLB.com
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"Making the Grade" is a four-part series analyzing the performances of various units of the 2009 San Diego Padres. Today: starting pitching, followed by bullpen (Oct. 30), offense (Nov. 3) and defense (Nov. 5). Full Article at MLB.com
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I'm very proud of him. He takes a lot of pride in what he's doing out there and he really wants to take that part of his game to another level ... He wants to be in the right position, his reactions are good. It's just fun to watch the way he's progressed. I think it's the throwing ... the accuracy end ...
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He's getting really good jumps ... He's playing fearless and having confidence that he can make the play. Sometimes you just get in that situation where the ball is just within reach.
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We're seeing every play is being made ... and by that I mean the ball in the hole he's making, the ball down the line, the chopper he has to charge and take with his bare hand, the throw to second on a double play, the throws from different angles ... he's making them all
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He's talks a lot about having a free thought. That frees up your body, and just keeping things simple ... It's recognizing what a [pitcher is] trying to do to you and not trying to do too much. Approach an at-bat with a simple plan. It's not that he doesn't pay attention to [statistics], because that's ...
