Barfield Focuses on Mechanics, Wants Job Back

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chadgramling chadgramling posted 3/10/2008 from www.baseballinfortwayne.com [flag]
The Indians have suggested that the change in leagues, better pitching in the American League Central division and the general adjustments that must occur in a sophomore season are among the reasons for Barfield’s decline. Barfield has a more simplistic explanation, however. [link]

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