“Just make sure I have (the intent) the same every single pitch,” he said, “not just saying, ‘Hey, throw this one over,’ or, ‘Hey, I really just need a strike here.’ No, I’m trying to execute this pitch still, regardless of score or situation, get back to that intense focus in a way, and I think everything else will be cleaned up.”
Kyle Hendricks leads the majors in home runs allowed. What’s behind the numbers — and why aren’t the Chicago Cubs worried about the uptick?
