“I mean, you never really want to struggle,” he said, “but you always want to kind of check yourself and have some checkpoints that, when things get a little bit out of whack, you know where to get back to and what changes might work, what changes don’t work and stuff like that. So it’s a hard game we play, but like I said, it kind of snuck up on me and that was a little frustrating.”
Joc Pederson says his early slump ‘kind of hit me by surprise’ after a sizzling spring training, but the Chicago Cubs outfielder is showing signs of busting out
