Toronto Blue Jays infielder Cavan Biggio has seen a significant improvement in his batting average this season, thanks to conversations with Victor Martinez and Hunter Mense. Both players have put in extra work with Martinez, a special assistant to the Blue Jays, and Mense, one of the team’s hitting coaches, to improve their offensive skills. Biggio credits this extra work for changing his approach at the plate and helping him overcome a slow start to the season.
One of the main adjustments Biggio has made is altering the path of his bat through the strike zone. Previously a flyball hitter, he has now started to swing down, resulting in a lower launch angle. This adjustment has allowed Biggio to hit to different parts of the field and challenge opposing pitchers and defenses. He feels more confident going up to the plate and has seen positive results in his batting average.
Biggio’s improved performance comes at the right time for the Blue Jays, as they have been dealing with several injuries to key players. He and Santiago Espinal have stepped up to fill those roles and have been producing for the team. Manager John Schneider is not surprised by Biggio’s success, as he has always been a thoughtful and dedicated player.
The Blue Jays have a three-game series against the Cincinnati Reds starting Friday, and they may have shortstop Bo Bichette back with the team, depending on his performance in a triple-A game on Thursday.
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