More than a double-play tandem Phillies veteran Jean Segura shares a close bond with rookie Bryson Stott HEAD TOPICS
More than a double-play tandem Phillies veteran Jean Segura shares a close bond with rookie Bryson Stott
10/22/2022 9:50:00 PM The two are experiencing the playoffs for the first time as the Phillies' NLCS run continues against the Padres
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Daily News More than a double-play tandem Phillies veteran Jean Segura shares a close bond with rookie Bryson Stott The two are experiencing the playoffs for the first time as the Phillies' NLCS run continues against the Padres. more often, starting with just 10 at-bats. From there, Stott took off, and the two have been close ever since.Segura said he never had a mentor early on, and felt that he could have benefitted from one. It’s why he has embraced Stott — who he endearingly calls his “youngster.” “I help him out with whatever he wants,” Segura said. “Sometimes he doesn’t even have to come to me, I come to him, because I know how hard this game is. And I know it can be even harder when nobody is coming to you and giving you advice.”What began as a mentor-mentee relationship has blossomed into a close friendship. Stott likes to tease Segura for some of his more eccentric habits. When Segura was going through a hitting slump before the Phillies’ clinched a playoff spot, he began taping his bat to a trash can. Read more:
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Can’t see who wrote this but the article seems like it’s got inkstainedretch name written all over it Phillies grab NLCS lead over Padres thanks to Jean Segura’s clutch hitThe Philadelphia Phillies edged the San Diego Padres 4-2 on Friday night to take a 2-1 lead in the NL Championship Series. two-strike approach more often, starting with just 10 at-bats.Updated 1 hour ago NBC Universal, Inc.STEP UP TO THE PLATE: Sign up now to get top sports headlines delivered daily Segura endured every emotion of that in one single inning, and lived to tell himself, going from a goat to a hero to a goat to a hero.STEP UP TO THE PLATE: Sign up now to get top sports headlines delivered daily If the crowd wasn’t pumped up enough before the game, it took just one swing of the bat by slugger Kyle Schwarber to set them into delirium. From there, Stott took off, and the two have been close ever since. Segura said he never had a mentor early on, and felt that he could have benefitted from one. But he was determined to still see the Phils in person and traveled all the way from Washington, DC to San Diego for Game 2 of the series. It’s why he has embraced Stott — who he endearingly calls his “youngster. Stott flipped the ball quickly to Segura for the first out, only for Segura to drop it.” “I help him out with whatever he wants,” Segura said. NBC Sports Philadelphia’s John Clark tweeted a photo of Geoff sitting in one seat with a sweatshirt with his father’s picture on it in the next seat. “Sometimes he doesn’t even have to come to me, I come to him, because I know how hard this game is. There’s a reason why his teams have been in the postseason in seven of the past eight years. And I know it can be even harder when nobody is coming to you and giving you advice. Stott then got tickets for Geoff for Saturday’s Game 4 and Sunday’s Game 5 in Philadelphia. “That's the play that I probably made 3,000 times in my life,’’ Segura said, “but for some reason I missed it.” What began as a mentor-mentee relationship has blossomed into a close friendship. Stott likes to tease Segura for some of his more eccentric habits. If we haven't already, could you get in contact with Geoff I would be happy to leave him 2 tickets for this weekend. When Segura was going through a hitting slump before the Phillies’ clinched a playoff spot, he began taping his bat to a trash can.’’ Segura walked to the mound, first baseman Rhys Hoskins said, and uttered the words: “'Hey Ranger, give me another one. He’d grab his bat right before heading into the on-deck circle and tape it back to the trash can when he returned to the dugout. Realmuto says. And sure enough, the hits started to come. “It was the craziest thing I’ve ever seen,” Stott said.’’ “We're all going to make mistakes,’’ Segura says. “I don’t know what the point is. He’s just having fun, but I guess it worked.” » READ MORE: How a meeting in St. I keep playing the game the right way." Schwarber’s homer stood up until the top of the fourth when the Phillies defense showed its ugly warts. Louis and an electric home park set the stage for a wild win In turn, Segura likes to joke that when Stott hits behind him or in front of him, “good stuff happens.” It’s hard to dispute that theory after seeing what they’ve done in October. On Friday night, Stott went 2-for-3 with a pair of doubles, becoming the first rookie in Phillies history to record multiple extra-base hits in a postseason game. That's the way you want to handle the mistake, not let it get to your head. “He looks like he’s 34-35,” Segura said. “He’s only 25. Segura redeemed himself with two outs in the bottom of the fourth, dropping a two-out single into shallow center-field off the end of his bat, scoring Alec Bohm and Stott. I think he’s going to keep learning a lot of time, attention, some stuff of the game and the kid listens. I'm not ready. And I think he’s going to be a really good baseball player.” Regardless of where this playoff run ends, Segura and Stott are grateful to experience it together. And so far, they’re not only experiencing it; they’re contributing in meaningful ways.’’ Well, redemption was just around the corner. “We try to keep everything slow,” Stott said of Segura, “and it feels like he’s been here before. He gave up just two hits without a walk in his five-inning stint as the Phillies’ No. That’s what you want to see from your double play partner.” Published . “In his at-bat,’’ Realmuto said, “we were actually screaming from the dugout.