Pull the ball, spray the ball. Hmm, who gets paid more money? This is professional baseball! HR hitters or BAVG types. All those pictures of Dunn--he gets paid $15MM per year to hit HRs, zip for baserunning, throwing, and defense--and typically with a BAVG that would get most players demoted/released. He is/was not the only example of pay for HRs. I have read where posters advocate Dozier to "spray the ball" to increase in BAVG 40 pts--yet ignore that many HRs would become singles or doubles. Teams pay gigantic salaries for HR hitters--especially those that can play a position, but the BAVG-only guys get paid a lot less. Last night's game swung on Dozier's liner to left hooking just foul (with 2 runners on-base). A "spray" hitter, laces a clean single to CF. Those 3-run HRs are huge! So much so that Lester played "safe" and walked Dozier rather than risk the HR. Oh, and Dozier will eventually get paid a baseball-ton-of-money because of his HR proclivity despite a sub-par BAVG.