Andy Pages debuts new batting stance while playing hero on opening night for Dodgers - Dodgers Digest
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Andy Pages debuts new batting stance while playing hero on opening night for Dodgers - Dodgers Digest
"Pages has moved slightly closer to the plate and slightly up in the box. His batting stance features a flatter angle pre-pitch and a more closed top-half, with a front leg that is slightly more open than last year."
"He has incorporated more of a crouch, rather than the more straight up-and-down stance of last season, allowing him to achieve a better hitting position without additional crouching as the pitcher delivers."
"His leg kick might be slightly more pronounced, but he still has good balance as the pitcher is just about to release the ball, employing small toe-taps for timing before starting his swing."
"He appears to be slightly more balanced on last night's home run than he did on the 2025 one, looking a bit more closed, which may indicate a positive evolution in his batting technique."
Andy Pages hit a three-run home run during Opening Night at Dodger Stadium, showcasing improvements in his batting stance. He has moved closer to the plate and adjusted his posture, incorporating a slight crouch. His leg kick is more pronounced, yet he maintains balance. These changes may have contributed to his current performance, as he has 19 home runs this season with an OPS of .814. The adjustments appear to enhance his hitting position and timing.
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