Lansford brings keen eye to coaching
Published 3/14/2008 by Rick Eymer at Major League Baseball News
Carney Lansford, in his first year as the Giants' hitting coach, brings an unobtrusive style to the guidance he provides. He won't tinker with a player's swing unless he sees something out of whack with what's been effective for that player in the past.
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