Hornsbys Swing Change Turns Career Around in 1910s
The feature notes Roger Hornsby’s dramatic transformation from a weak hitter with a 246 average in 1915 to a major NL leader in total bases. It credits a shift from a scientific batting style to a natural, long swing, aided by coaching and weight gain, with emphasis on his late-innings power, plate presence, and improved confidence as a cornerstone of his resurgence.
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