Could Success of Jordan Walker be Fueling Cards' Patience with Nolan Gorman?
Nolan Gorman came into Tuesday in a 2-for-33 slump with 19 strikeouts, but he showed signs of breaking out by hitting an opposite-field homer in the fourth inning against Rangers' right-hander Nathan Eovaldi.
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People do those things based on what you've seen?
Yeah, I don't have any question about the work they put in at all.
Borman and Walker, both guys we talked about that were struggling a bit, but both had good opportunities tonight.
How much does that say about really seeing what their work was and then going out and executing tonight?
Yeah, we, we have to continue.
I mean, it was good to see Bore get into one today, especially, when he's going well, hitting backside.
he has a lot of power to the opposite field.
and that's something that's hard to teach.
You don't teach that.
So for him to kinda lean on his strength, hopefully that gets him going a little bit.
so we'll see.
With Riley in the ninth, what were some of the things that you just saw him working through there?
Yeah, the leadoff walk and then fell behind two guys that led to singles.
