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Developing as a hitter? Take a lesson from The Masters

By Brendan AkashianApril 6, 2022

Cal Ripken Jr. focused on situational hitting during his 21-year MLB career. (Getty Images)

The start of April brings with it two things that are more related than you think.

One, a new baseball season begins across New England. And two, the best sporting event on the planet is held in Augusta, Ga., with The Masters.

Why do I link them together? I’ll explain.

One lesson we’ve all learned is that we can learn a TON from the individuals who are the absolute best at their craft. That phenomenon is on display each year at The Masters.

Tags: Boomer Baseball, Cal Ripken Jr., The Masters

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