Dansby Swanson is one of the last great white baseball player names left—they're all Kade or Blaise now—and to boot he's a beautiful man who fields his position with the grace of jungle cat. What a joy it is to watch him play this ancient game.
Dansby Swanson is one of the last great white baseball player names left—they're all Kade or Blaise now—and to boot he's a beautiful man who fields his position with the grace of jungle cat. What a joy it is to watch him play this ancient game.
I was really mad when the Cubs signed him instead of Correa but it’s basically worked out. He’s sublime in the field and a league average bat.
He hits just enough that you don't get mad at him for more than a week or two. And good god, the glovework is so pretty.
a wild card answer to that question is Hurston Waldrep, which can either sound incredibly old-timey or like two names spelled backward
I'm not really clocking that as a name. That's just letters. (It is a good name, though. Once your eyes adjust to it.)
let me introduce you to my cousin, Perdlaw Notsruh