Twins' Chris Herrmann working to improve his hitting
Chris Herrmann knows that his hitting will have to make tremendous strides if he's going to break camp with the Twins.
His defense is fine, and his versatility to catch, play all three outfield spots and first base is certainly a plus. But for Herrmann, his slash line of 196/.264/.284 slash line in 97 major-league games has to show signs of improving prior to opening day.
"I know people want me to improve my bat, and I want to do that myself," Herrmann said, via MLB.com. "I know it helps out that I'm a utility guy, but at the end of the day, it's about hitting. And if I can swing the stick, I feel like I can make this team. So I'm doing everything I can."
Herrmann is competing for the backup catcher spot, though Josmil Pinto is still the favorite to win that job for now.





