NEW YORK, Aug 15 (Reuters) — Brett Baty is on a 10-game hitting streak. The Mets’ third baseman has transformed from a struggling prospect into a lineup anchor. The catalyst? A single word from hitting coach Andy Green: “dog.”
Baty’s average has climbed from .215 to .261 during the streak. The Mets are 8-2 in that span. This is not noise. This is a recalibration of a season.
💡 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
- Q: What is Brett Baty’s ‘dog’ mentality?
- A: It’s a term coined by hitting coach Andy Green to describe Baty’s aggressive, resilient approach at the plate, which has fueled his recent success.
- Q: How has Baty’s performance changed during the streak?
- A: His batting average climbed from .215 to .261 over the 10-game span, and the Mets went 8-2 in that period.
- Q: What impact has this had on the Mets’ season?
- A: Baty’s streak has recalibrated the Mets’ lineup, providing a consistent anchor and boosting the team’s overall performance.