Daulton Varsho's Unorthodox Hitting: Ground Balls to Home Runs in World Series!

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Discover the bizarre hitting philosophy of Toronto Blue Jays outfielder Daulton Varsho, who aims to hit grounders back to the pitcher. Despite his unconventional approach, Varsho smashed a 109-mph home run in World Series Game 1 against the Los Angeles Dodgers, tying the game and breaking a 31-year drought for the Blue Jays.
Learn about Varsho's unique swing mechanics, his career highlights, and how his defense has made him a key player for Toronto. From his trade from the Diamondbacks to his postseason heroics, explore why this strategy works for him while defying traditional baseball wisdom.
Key moments include his only goal-achieving grounder to the pitcher, the surreal full-circle story with his namesake, and teammate reactions. Perfect for baseball fans loving unique stories from the World Series.