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Footwork. There seems to be a “stutter step” obsession going on in INF drills/training. Are stutter steps sometimes necessary to be on time with feet to field the ball. Yes. But just a few. Not continuous “pitter patter” while approaching the ground ball. Watch Lindor take reps. He does... show more

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