After having a much-needed day off on Sunday, Corey Hart returned to the Milwaukee Brewers line-up on Monday and put forth an unbelievable performance against the Washington Nationals.
Batting from the two-spot, Hart hit not one, not two, but three home-runs and accumulated a career-high seven RBI.
The three long-balls were Hart’s first, second and third of the year. With his two-run shot in the fifth inning, Hart became the 19th Brewer to hit 100 home-runs.
“Hopefully this is a start. Hopefully I can start swinging the bat better and keep it going,” said Hart following the Brewers’ 11-3 win.
By: Nick Grays
Coming into Monday’s game, it was very obvious that Hart hasn’t been his self at the plate. Through 21 games this season, the right-fielder was sporting a frightful .237 batting average with only one run batted in.
Whether his slow start can be attributed to his oblique injury or getting used to the speed of the game is a complete mystery. Wha...
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