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Garcia, for example, implemented a toe-tap in his stance during the offseason, at the behest of hitting coach Alec Zumwalt, and it has paid dividends.

Aaron Judge made a slight change in his batting stance and it turned out to be the best thing for him, as he continues to be one of baseball’s most efficient hitters.

Astros shortstop Jeremy Peña is using a more open stance early in the season. It's resulted in improvement, even if the statistics might not reflect it.

Texas A&M first baseman Blake Binderup, a College Station native, has seen quick results after he changed his batting stance this week.

Cody Bellinger's batting stance: He put the bat completely flat on his shoulders, then raises his hands to head level just before the pitcher throws. Credit: Jim McIsaac ...

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Gelof has been working on a new batting stance this spring, which appears to be paying off as he's hitting .304 (7-for-23) with a home run, Martin Gallegos of MLB.com reports.