Batter’s Box: The Bat-Man’s Full Name is Jay Bruce Wayne

They say that not all heroes wear capes, but I’m convinced Commissioner Manfred has a Mets-themed hyper-powerful light signal with which he can page OF Jay Bruce. The former Cincinnati...

They say that not all heroes wear capes, but I'm convinced Commissioner Manfred has a Mets-themed hyper-powerful light signal with which he can page OF Jay Bruce. The former Cincinnati Red went 2-5, 2 R, 2 HR, 6 RBI with a T9 grand slam with two outs that certainly had Atlanta's pitching coach sweating profusely. Closer Jim Johnson came in to literally save the day with 0.1 IP for a 9-7 Braves victory, and thus Bruce's clutch batsmanship was all for naught unless you own him in fantasy. He's hitting .293 and that was his ninth HR of the season, not to mention 22 RBI to show for his month of work. Asdrubal Cabrera also homered for the Mets, while upstart Michael Conforto matched Bat-Man's two-hit line to post a BA of .344 as New York's current leadoff man.

Let’s take a look at what else happened hitting-wise around the league:

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Andrew Todd-Smith

Journalistically trained and I have written for SB Nation. Fantasy baseball & football nerd, and there's a solid chance I'll outresearch you. I live in Columbus, pull for Cleveland and could learn to despise your team if you give me reason to. Navy veteran and wordplay addict with an expat background.

One response to “Batter’s Box: The Bat-Man’s Full Name is Jay Bruce Wayne”

  1. MJD says:

    Had a player inquire about Ozuna on my team- if I centered the return around Puig, is that really that much of a downgrade?

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