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- Updated: May 5, 2016
MIAMI — From making highlight-reel catches in right field to moving to his natural position of third base, Brandon Drury has become a staple in the D-backs’ lineup.
Drury made the defensive play of the game from right field in Wednesday’s 4-3 loss to the Marlins when he ran full speed and tumbled over the railing and into the seats to make a catch. It is made even more amazing by his very limited play (10 Major League games) in the outfield.
“I’d like to say we’re surprised, but we’re not,” manager Chip Hale said of Drury’s capabilities. “This kid, we were searching for ways to get him in the lineup in Spring Training. Over the winter, we talked about him being an everyday player in …
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