INDIANAPOLIS - He knew things needed to be fixed.
Phil Gosselin wasn’t blind to his struggles with the Pirates this season. He wasn’t hitting at the level he has in the past. And there were a couple of costly defensive miscues. Being optioned to Triple-A Indianapolis on May 8 wasn’t ideal, but far from the end of the world. Gosselin is approaching the move down a level as an opportunity to fix himself.
So far, he appears to be figuring things out. Gosselin is hitting .405/.435/.500 in 12 games with Indianapolis and has not committed an error in the field.