Mookie Betts van Dodgers opens about the death of stepfather, difficult year

Mookie Betts van Dodgers opens about the death of stepfather, difficult year

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In a year in which Los Angeles Dodgers Shortstop Mookie Betts had a career-to-drink on the diamond, the superstar opened the difficulties of Off-the-Field Life this season.

A belly bug ensured that he missed the first two regular season matches of the year and therefore lost almost 20 pounds. A broken toe suffered at the end of May, but electric, start the season after the disease.

Unfortunately Betts lost his stepfather last month and recently opened the brutal year he had, especially after what a happier moment should have been on Friday evening and launched his first home run in more than a month.

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“Every home run I have ever touched [his stepfather] Always an SMS, “Home Run Mookie Time!” “Betts said.” That is exactly what he says and then it has the number of homers after. Not getting that text was sad.

“I thought about it after touching the home run. I would always know. It was like a timepiece. I would take care of the game and it would say:” Text sent at 8:12 “or if I hit the Thuis Run. It is a situation that sucks. It has been a year. It is a year.”

Betts recently fell on his lack of production and how the series of difficult moments of the diamond manifested itself in the worst statistical season of his MLB career.

“I just got lost and I rinsed,” Betts said. “It is the first time I have ever spent that way. I was in a new territory in a malaise like this. Usually something happens and I get out of it. It didn’t work that way. At that moment you have to realize that it is not going to happen alone.”

Betts hits .240 on the year with an OPS of only .677. Perhaps there is light at the end of the tunnel while the superstar .333 hits a .935 Ops over his last five games.

It is just a small sample size, but with the hardships, Betts has confronted his new mindset ahead and October around the corner, which was waged against the superstar for the last two months of the regular season, seems to be unwise.

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