Marcelo Mayer looks calm, cool and collected in the Majors
Briefly

Despite a rough start, Marcelo Mayer has shown remarkable improvements in recent games, elevating his slugging percentage and home run count impressively. His transition to Major League Baseball showcased initial struggles, specifically regarding bat speed and strikeouts. However, his latest adjustments—evidenced by superior stats in his last 30 plate appearances—illustrate his potential. Additionally, his seamless defensive skills at third base, praised during his draft, further affirm his abilities and potential as a key player for the Red Sox moving forward.
Mayer's immediate impression in Boston was, well, slow. His bat speed didn't look up to snuff, striking out eight times in just seven games.
Yet, the adjustments in his last 15 games have been really interesting to watch and it's reflecting in his game.
His swing looks so smooth, like a well-oiled machine. I urge y'all to take a second... his swing has no hinges in it.
What's also been seamless is his play at third base. His defense had been PRAISED up and down by scouts when he was drafted.
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