Willy Adames signed a seven-year, 182 million-dollar contract with San Francisco ahead of this season. It was Lee's mega six-year contract that far exceeds 113 million dollars.온라인바카라

San Francisco appreciated his consistent offense.

However, the team failed to properly pay its ransom after the season opened. The term "strong second hitter" was even overshadowed.

As he continued to be sluggish, Adames told MLB.COM, "It takes some time for me to start properly. But as long as we keep winning, I don't care about myself. Of course, I want to do well. Don't get me wrong. But I'm going to keep contributing in different ways until I regain my batting power, and I just hope my team can continue to win." "If you've been watching my career, you'll know. I've never played well in April. So I'm not too worried. I'm just trying to find something new. Unfortunately, it always takes time for me to start properly. I struggled for the first month and a half of most seasons. But I'm still trying to get used to it. When the right moment comes, it's not going to go away."

I was saying that after April, I would find pace.

However, he remained silent in May as well. His batting average in April was 0.219, but his batting average in May fell further to 0.206. June is even more disastrous. He is one hit in 22 at-bats for 0.045. His batting average for this season is 0.193, which is less than 200.

He does not have many long balls. He only had 10 doubles, one triple and five home runs. His OPS is mere 0.584.

As his batting performance was so low, Coach Bob Melvin completely excluded him from the lineup on Tuesday. It was the first time this season.

Despite Adames' poor performance, however, San Francisco fans are patient, saying, "I will do well." Will Lee be like this?