It s still April so Key s manager Dave Cash isn t worried, but he isn t ignoring the situation either. It takes more than getting hits. The key is 2-out base hits. Nothing demoralizes a club more than you getting 2-out base hits, said Cash. Cash had the team coming in two hours early during the last home stand against Lynchburg and he expected to see some success.
Work is the key to success.
It s been raining and it s been cold. This is the first time we have had a chance to go out and do some extra work. He sat out Saturday's game and then exploded on Sunday with two home runs in his first two at bats. But six days later he was hitting .148. I have been working on bat position, moving the bat off my shoulder to a more ready position.