Tampa Bay infielder Ben Zobrist was admittedly lost at the beginning of the 2012 season as he posted a .205 average in April and followed that with a lowly .202 clip in May. "I was scrambling a little bit just trying to figure out how to get my hands back to where they need to be and how to figure out my bat path," he said. But his season quickly turned around after a conversation with teammate Drew Sutton regarding his swing and using that knowledge during early work with Rays hitting coach Derek Shelton. "[Having an approach that works] certainly clarifies your brain and you don't have to ... Read More