Brooks Baldwin, the Chicago White Sox left fielder, struggled earlier in the season with a high strikeout rate and low on-base percentage. After being sent to Triple-A for consistent at-bats, Baldwin excelled, posting a .368 batting average and improving his strikeout-to-walk ratio. Upon rejoining the White Sox, he has maintained this success, leading the team in batting average and on-base percentage. Manager Will Venable continually emphasized Baldwin's need to balance aggression with discipline at the plate as crucial for his development as a big-league hitter.
In the month of August, Baldwin has been trying to be a little more patient and get better pitches to hit while remaining aggressive.
The White Sox sent Brooks Baldwin down to Triple-A so he could get everyday at-bats and improve his performance, leading to a significant increase in his batting statistics.
Manager Will Venable noted Baldwin's tendency toward aggression, emphasizing the need for big-league hitters to control the zone for success.
Since rejoining the White Sox, Baldwin has continued to showcase his improvement, leading the team in batting average and OPS during the last stretch of games.
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