The problem is that usually the batters that you run a shift against, are really

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Jul 28, 2015
2:17:08pm

fredgarvin

The problem is that usually the batters that you run a shift against, are really

bad at bunting, because they never do it.

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fredgarvin

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Bunt down the third base line and no one will ever shift on you again. Too bad

ChinoCoug

7/28/15 2:09pm

Votto has done this several times recently. Teams still shift against him.

Ackman

7/28/15 2:12pm

His grounders are all to the right side.

ChinoCoug

7/28/15 2:17pm

Good info, thanks.

Ackman

7/28/15 2:25pm

I think that every time. I'm surprised a manager hasn't asked a slugger to do it

pink22

7/28/15 2:12pm

When was the last time a slugger would have bunted?

CougDogg-e-Dogg

7/28/15 2:16pm

RE: When was the last time a slugger would have bunted?

ChinoCoug

7/28/15 2:18pm

The problem is that usually the batters that you run a shift against, are really

fredgarvin

7/28/15 2:17pm

This is still one of the gutsiest plays I have seen in baseball

P-Boy Squad

7/28/15 2:17pm

Here is the video

P-Boy Squad

7/28/15 2:18pm

This One?

7/28/15 2:20pm

Nothing quite like watching A's highlights from yet another first round exit.

7/28/15 2:25pm

Yeah I was on my mission the only time during that stretch they made it past the

P-Boy Squad

7/28/15 2:33pm

Except Adrian Gonzalez would still get thrown out at first.

Funke

7/28/15 2:27pm

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