2/5 🧵 The core tension in the piece is process vs. survival. Grichuk says hitters try to trust disciplined at-bats and hard contact, even when the box score lies. He’d rather smash four balls for outs than dunk in four cheap hits. Cute in theory. In reality, bench guys don’t get graded on philosophy — they get graded on whether the numbers show up before the roster math gets ugly.
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