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volatilis. If FF waited to swing just a split second longer on a lot of pitches he could be a great power hitter. He has everything else, natural power and a great swing. He's just a whisker out front on many balls that he could crank out of the park if he let them get into his power zone.
With Austin in the lineup now, the Braves have a pretty good hitting team. Maybe in the top 5 in both leagues.
I credit Schuerholz with the vastly improved defense that allowed the Braves starters to thrive. The most important “addition” to the organization when Schuerholz came on board was redoing the entire playing surface and not allowing outside events. The stellar starting pitching was what makes the Braves fun to watch.