April 10, 2025 - 10:43

Despite initial perceptions that Sutter Health Park could be a haven for hitters, Athletics manager Mark Kotsay urged caution in making such judgments. The early stages of the season revealed a surprising total of 18 home runs, with 11 of those hit off the A's pitching staff. Kotsay emphasized that it is premature to label the stadium as a hitter-friendly environment, as various factors can influence performance in the early weeks of the season.
Pitching strategies are crucial for success, and Kotsay is focused on refining his team's approach on the mound. He pointed out that adjustments are necessary as pitchers adapt to the unique characteristics of the park. The team is dedicated to analyzing game footage and statistics to enhance their performance and mitigate the number of home runs allowed.
As the season progresses, Kotsay remains optimistic that his pitchers will find their rhythm and capitalize on the lessons learned from their early outings. The focus will be on developing a strong pitching blueprint that can withstand the challenges posed by the park's dimensions.
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