What change did Matt Chapman make to his swing?
What led him to decide to make that change?
What results has it had?

I feel that you can answer all of these if you comprehend the following passages.

Matt Chapman put a target on right field long before the season started. And he's not missing.

Chapman's scorching start to 2023 has been driven by one thing above all else: elite opposite-field power. He looks like a lefty slugger in the right-handed batter's box.

The Blue Jays third baseman said he was going to do this, when he made the adjustment that let him unlock the right side of the field: switching from a leg kick to a toe tap in his swing, motivated by his low batting average and high strikeout totals in his first year in Toronto and final year in Oakland.
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What change did Matt Chapman make to his swing?
What led him to decide to make that change?
What results has it had?

I feel that you can answer all of these if you comprehend the following passages.

Matt Chapman put a target on right field long before the season started. And he's not missing.

Chapman's scorching start to 2023 has been driven by one thing above all else: elite opposite-field power. He looks like a lefty slugger in the right-handed batter's box.

The Blue Jays third baseman said he was going to do this, when he made the adjustment that let him unlock the right side of the field: switching from a leg kick to a toe tap in his swing, motivated by his low batting average and high strikeout totals in his first year in Toronto and final year in Oakland.
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His swing used to feature a leg kick, and now it features a toe tap instead.
His motivation to change was due to having a low batting average and high strikeout totals in his first year in Toronto and final year in Oakland.
The writing implies that this has led to him gaining elite opposite-field power, and states that he looks like a left-handed power hitter who bats right-handed.
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What change did Matt Chapman make to his swing?
What led him to decide to make that change?
What results has it had?

I feel that you can answer all of these if you comprehend the following passages.

Matt Chapman put a target on right field long before the season started. And he's not missing.

Chapman's scorching start to 2023 has been driven by one thing above all else: elite opposite-field power. He looks like a lefty slugger in the right-handed batter's box.

The Blue Jays third baseman said he was going to do this, when he made the adjustment that let him unlock the right side of the field: switching from a leg kick to a toe tap in his swing, motivated by his low batting average and high strikeout totals in his first year in Toronto and final year in Oakland.</s>
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His swing used to feature a leg kick, and now it features a toe tap instead.
His motivation to change was due to having a low batting average and high strikeout totals in his first year in Toronto and final year in Oakland.
The writing implies that this has led to him gaining elite opposite-field power, and states that he looks like a left-handed power hitter who bats right-handed.</s>
