Andy McCullough writes about how Lorenzo Cain is taking his game to the next level.
Consider this: Six of Cain’s 12 home runs have come on offspeed offerings. He hit only five homers in all of 2014. On Tuesday evening, he destroyed a hanging slider from Tigers starter Anibal Sanchez.
"In the past, if I saw that, I would just automatically take," Cain said. "And this year, I feel like if they throw a get-me-over curveball up there, I’m jumping on it. And I’ve been able to do damage with it, for the most part.