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Sure, it's too early to be definite, but after Wednesday night's game against the Washington Nationals, Detroit left fielder Brennan Boesch continues to show that he belongs.
It was an average night for Boesch, who has been beyond spectacular this season. In four at-bats, Boesch got three hits, scored two runs, and drove in four. His batting average on the season is now at .344. Three of those RBI came on a 3-run dinger.
Boesch has been an absolute wrecking ball against opponents this season since being called up to the big league team.
While we'll have to wait until the end of the season to find out for sure, the left-handed slugger has shown signs of stardom early in his career.
It was an average night for Boesch, who has been beyond spectacular this season. In four at-bats, Boesch got three hits, scored two runs, and drove in four. His batting average on the season is now at .344. Three of those RBI came on a 3-run dinger.
Boesch has been an absolute wrecking ball against opponents this season since being called up to the big league team.
While we'll have to wait until the end of the season to find out for sure, the left-handed slugger has shown signs of stardom early in his career.
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