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"I always feel comfortable with runners in scoring position," he was saying Wednesday. "I want to be the guy with the bat in my hands with the game on the line. Maybe there were points last year when I put too much pressure on myself to be that guy, but it's not outside pressure. It's the pressure I put on myself. I didn't feel any different hitting in those situations last year, but at times maybe I got overly aggressive and got out of my game a little bit." |
David Wright hit .302 with 33 home runs and a career-high 124 RBI in 2008, yet he hit only .243 with runners in scoring position, .259 with runners on third and less than two outs and .235 with the bases loaded.