The word “patient” usually isn’t in association with a player that hit .297 in his rookie year, but New York Yankees‘ Miguel Andujar has a bit of developing to do on the defensive side of his game.
In 2018, Andujar allowed a putrid 15 fielding errors at third-base. He was ranked as one of the worst infield defenders in the entire league, but he’s primed to make a jump from terrible to at the very least just “bad” next season.
What is the young Yankees doing to better himself?
The hopes are that a challenging offseason program will help the sophomore improve drastically in the months ahead.