“In the infield drills he’s really been agile and he’s shown a very strong, accurate arm,” La Russa said. “And he’s had good at-bats. He’s healthy, you can tell he’s determined and he’s really pleased. I don’t know that he ever took for granted the game of baseball, but he certainly is excited, happy to be playing and he hasn’t had a bad day yet.”
3 things we learned from the Chicago White Sox spring training opener, including Jake Burger’s ‘milestone’ and Tony La Russa’s return to the dugout
