YankeesChronicles

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@JScri11a @MLBNow Yes. The second at bat was out. But from the 4 videos and 3 hits, the approach was the same every time

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@NYY_Mic @Cuylle50 89 mph fastballs? From an All Star? Really?

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@WalterMaselli1 @Cuylle50 They were batting 89 mph fastballs. C'mon

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@YelichWasRobbed No. It is his father, Luis Durango Sr. all over again

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@Schloss_Sports Nothing new. His father used to be the exact same player, if better.

The tools never translated to MLB. He only played 39 games for San Diego and Houston between 2009-2011

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@firstbaseman He is just being like his father. It is kind of genetic for him

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@SOMPatriots This is Luis Durango Sr. all over again

We already went through this back in 2009

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@YankeesGroyper_ @13HerbH He is the exact same player as his father, Luis Durango Sr. was back in 2009 with the Padres. He only played 39 games in MLB. The tools never translated to big league success

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@PapaD1113 @JacobBSpeaks It is the exact same player

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@edwhitemagic @GreatHambino28 @TigersJUK The exact same player

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@PrezMacho @MLBNow Indeed. He could get a hit from a routine ground ball to second just like no one else

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@GreatHambino28 @TigersJUK Take a look at his father. Pretty much the same batter

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@MLBNow Third hit of the day. This is pretty much the same skillset that we are seeing in his son 17 years before

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@edwhitemagic @GreatHambino28 @TigersJUK Take a look at this. The exact same batting style

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@MLBNow Third hit of the day. This is pretty much the same skillset that we are seeing in his son 17 years before

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@MLBNow Third hit of the day. This is pretty much the same skillset that we are seeing in his son 17 years before

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@MLBNow Second at bat of that same day

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@MLBNow Second hit of the day

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@edwhitemagic @GreatHambino28 @TigersJUK My point is that whatever numbers he has at this point in his carreer, his father did it much better back in the day and it did not translate well to MLB.

I wish there were more videos from his father. I remember watching him live and now its him all over again