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🚨 Mookie Betts : Cage Work • Top hand - underload - connection ball • Game bat - connection ball • Game bat - regular swings ⭐️ Trying to stay connected + inside the ball. Everything to the middle/opposite field. Smooth + in control… contact quality over EV.

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