Harrison Bader contact quality of 50% hardest hit balls in play Swinging the bat faster, more often, has enabled Bader to increase the quality of his best struck batted balls.

Harrison Bader went with a hot pink crayon for his bat design, pairing it with some pink and purple batting gloves to complete the look. Both Luke Raley and Cal Raleigh showed some local love to ...

One of the most popular custom bat designs of Players' Weekend are pencil and crayon designs, which this year are being used by Ernie Clement of the Toronto Blue Jays and Harrison Bader of the New ...

Harrison Bader felt rushed in his at-bat before injuring his oblique. Charles Wenzelberg/NY Post “Hopefully [Bader] can beat [the six-week target],” Boone said.

Harrison Bader sounds motivated and excited about the upcoming season. The New York Yankees trade deadline acquisition is expected to play a big role in 2023.

Harrison Bader has pushed his way into the top of the Yankees’ lineup. With four home runs in six playoff games, the “defensive” center fielder has made his bat a big part of the … ...

“If you feel good in your equipment, if you feel good with your bat, your batting gloves, anything, it’s going to give you confidence,” said Bader, who had a 1.262 OPS in the playoffs.

Bader (oblique) said Thursday that he's hoping to start swinging a bat "really soon," Gary Phillips of the New York Daily News reports.. Bader didn't offer a specific day when he might be cleared ...

Yankees centerfielder Harrison Bader (22) comes to bat in the first inning in Game 2 of the ALCS at Minute Maid Park in Houston on Oct 20, 2022. Credit: Newsday/J. Conrad Williams Jr.

Harrison Bader has pushed his way into the top of the Yankees’ lineup. With four home runs in six playoff games, the “defensive” center fielder has made his bat a big part of the Yankees ...

Harrison Bader has the pink crayon bat for Players Weekend ... — SNY Mets (@SNY_Mets) August 16, 2024. Harrison Bader went with a hot pink crayon for his bat design, ...