Colabello Saw Challenges for Devers at First, and Therefore, He Thinks That He Could Overcome It
- Wanjiru Waweru
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Wanjiru Waweru, Jadetimes Contributor
W. Waweru is a Jadetimes News Reporter Covering Sports & America News
Worcester, Massachusetts – Milford native Chris Colabello played 1B and outfield for the Minnesota Twins and Toronto Blue Jays in Major League Baseball (MLB), he started his Baseball careers as a Worcester Tornado, where there was one season that has made the rotation from first base to third to support the team, and therefore whoever improves berrer to explain about the challenge that Raphael Devers would embraces the impression with the Boston Red Sox.
"I've had these conversations a lot with people both with the Red Sox and one the periffery," said Colabello. "Making a transition at any point in your career it essentially is taking awas comfort, the comfort and freedom you have to not have to think or stress or worry about things that aren't second nature right. The biggest challlenge with playing 1st base is the footwork required around the bag right, there's always this sense of fear that you're not going to get to the bag in time to set your body up properly. Guys that don't play first their feet aren't in the right position so they compromise themselves so that's the biggest challlenge of playing first."
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