Where there's a Wilmer, there's a way
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Where there's a Wilmer, there's a way
""When Wilmer Flores steps into the batter's box, he changes the game. You don't lead the league in runs batted-in without doing a lot of things right.""
""Recency bias might say otherwise, but at his core, Flo isn't the blustery homer-happy hitter... he's the guy who's locked-in, and after a conference at the mound, Kotsay and Miller decided to invite that guy to the plate with the game on the line.""
Wilmer Flores showcased his extraordinary talent in a recent game, demonstrating a keen ability to change the outcome with a standout performance, hitting three times and achieving 8 RBIs. However, the A's manager Mark Kotsay's decision to intentionally walk Mike Yastrzemski to load the bases with Flores on-deck raised eyebrows. Kotsay opted for a lefty-righty matchup based on Miller's previous stats, but this might have underestimated Flores' potential impact as a clutch contact hitter, reinforcing the importance of strategic choices in critical moments.
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