http://0rz.tw/Xu90x WASHINGTON -- Jeff Francoeur has been on a roll lately. The outfielder used four multi-hit performances to raise his average, from .190 to .333, over his last five games before the Braves began a series against the Nationals on Monday. ... "Even last week, when I was at .190 or .200, I was relaxed," Francoeur said. "Things are going good right now, but I know, more than anybody else in here, probably, how bad things can go, too, compared to last year." "I realized that each day, you don't get too excited with what you did the day before," he said. "Yesterday's yesterday, and now I come out today with a new chance to do some things. You kind of put it behind you." ... "He's making solid contact all the time, not striking out, looks good," said manager Bobby Cox. "You've got to [move on] in this game. Every day's a new day." "You stick with it, and you prepare the same every day," he said. "If I go out and get two hits, three hits, good. If I don't, at least I try to get on base, draw a walk and help the team." "To me, it's being more consistent and just having fun," he said. "Last year I wasn't having a lot of fun. This year it's been fun." --

※ 发信站: 批踢踢实业坊(ptt.cc) ◆ From: 118.160.69.131