Connor Norby returns to majors with Rockies after trades and injuries

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Connor Norby returns to majors with Rockies after trades and injuries
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Connor Norby, now with the Colorado Rockies, made his MLB return on August 11 after a series of trades and injuries. Despite limited success at the major league level, where he has posted a.234 batting average, he showed promising statistics in the minors, including a.291 average and six home runs this summer. The 26-year-old second baseman has faced challenges with strikeouts and contact consistency, particularly against off-speed pitches. His performance will be closely monitored as he seeks to solidify his role in the Rockies' lineup.

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  • Norby was traded to the Rockies as part of the Victor Vodnik deal.
  • He has a.234 career batting average in the majors across over 700 plate appearances.
  • In Triple-A this summer, Norby hit.291 with a.544 slugging percentage.
  • Norby's strikeout rate has fluctuated, reaching 30% this season.
  • His swing decisions have improved, but contact issues remain a concern.
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  • 12:00 PMYahoo SportsSaturday Rockpile: Connor Norby could raise the bar at second base
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