Jose Ramirez throws bat at pitch | The Force is strong with this one

In a world where it is becoming rapidily apparent, extreme right-handedness in a batting order is the recipe for being easy to pitch to. The different look that a mix of hitters from either side of the plate provides a pitcher with at least some kind of psychological and mechanical deviation. The Yankees discovered this in 2020 and 2021. The current edition of the Toronto Blue Jays have had a similar come-to-Jesus moment as their exciting young bats have failed to launch thus far in 2022. As such, for your consideration, may I present to you one Jose Ramirez...everyone's favourite wetdream when it comes to switch hitting, hitting with power, infielders. Plug this guy in wherever. It don't matter. Yoda's gonna change the way the nerds programme their batteries to deceive.
That lightning quick bat will most certainly be the steely knife that kills the beast. With an OPS in the 1.000s and a ribbies tally that's leading the league, dude with the Jedi twig, not to mention a slick little fielding rep, is absolutely enthralling. Even before the arrival of the Shatkins' era competitive window, I have been known to find a reason to duck out from work and sneak over to the dome when Ramirez was coming to town. Even with the impressive development of Santiago Espinal so far, even though Matt Chapman is wicked fun to watch play third (his contact rate ain't pretty, tho), how could you not imagine the Clevelander taking up a spot on any team's batting order. And like all good Jedi's inspire, surely peace and fair order would follow in the universe. Or at least said balance would help the Jays in the AL East race.
Anyhoos, that's all I got.
I liked the way the fella flung his bat at a pitch too bendy.
Reminded me of the green Muppet throwing down against a Sith.
And everyone looks epic af with that star opera theme playing in the background.
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