Importance of Bullpen Roles on Display

Found November 04, 2009 on NY Baseball Digest:

Importance of Bullpen Roles on Display

I always preach the important of players knowing their roles throughout the 25 man roster. Preparation is so important and having the right mental approach will only allow for players to maximize their ability. I believe the bullpen is the most important area for this and starts with the manager’s utilization of his relievers. During [...]

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