Twins’ Brooks Lee is playing unafraid and showing defensive improvement after slow start
CLEVELAND — A key reason Brooks Lee believes his defense is stabilizing, including a pair of game-saving plays late in Saturday’s victory, is a conscious decision to say screw it and keep attacking.
The Minnesota Twins shortstop doesn’t want to worry about riding the ups and downs of making good plays and bad ones. Instead, he’s decided to accept each result as an occupational hazard to keep a clear head and to stay out of his own way. Lee figures an even-keeled mindset will allow him to push himself harder mentally in the field, something he sees as the key to better glovework.