Time flies when you’re trying to make your way to the big leagues and earn the right to stay there.
“I prepare myself in the off-season for that and I’m ready.”
The offensive side of Espinal is something the Jays have tried to nurture over the past year and a half. Following the 2021 season, the coaching staff urged him to put on weight so that the could add some power to his attack and it paid off, especially early in 2022.Article content“Last year hitting the ball harder,” Schneider said. “This year, it’s using the whole field a little bit more and doing the little things. Each year brings a new challenge for him.
So when opportunity arose to take a more prominent place among that group in 2022, Espinal seized the day. “I didn’t have to worry about putting on weight or building muscle or anything like that, so this off season I just worked more on baseball things,” Espinal said. “I feel pretty good this spring training and I’m just trying to get my work in.”Article content
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