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Dominic Smith

1B
Player Bio
HT/WT
6' 0", 239 lbs
Age
28
Born
06-15-1995
Batting/Throwing
L/L
Cubs notes: Seiya Suzuki's spot in the lineup, Michael Busch's defense and more

Suzuki is hitting second now, his likely landing spot in the regular season. Plus notes on Busch and Dominic Smith.

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Cubs notes: Seiya Suzuki's spot in the lineup, Michael Busch's defense and more
Mets’ Dominic Smith on growing as a person and a player: ‘I want to put in the work to show everybody’

In an extensive Q&A, Smith talked about his Baseball Generations foundation work, his offseason plans and what he wants to improve and more.

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Mets’ Dominic Smith on growing as a person and a player: ‘I want to put in the work to show everybody’
What’s gone wrong for Francisco Lindor and the Mets offense? Let’s explore a few issues in depth

The Mets are 7-1 when they score four runs or more; they’re 2-9 when they don’t get there.

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What’s gone wrong for Francisco Lindor and the Mets offense? Let’s explore a few issues in depth
The hard-won life lessons of the Mets’ Dominic Smith

Considered an "old soul" by those closest to him, Smith has been on a journey to find his voice, speak out and pay it all forward.

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The hard-won life lessons of the Mets’ Dominic Smith
‘He knows what it takes now’: How Dominic Smith rediscovered himself

“Struggling and learning from those struggles helped me mentally become stronger,” Smith said.

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‘He knows what it takes now’: How Dominic Smith rediscovered himself
‘People still don’t care’: On Dominic Smith’s raw emotion and his powerful words

“I've been very emotional. It was a long day for me," Smith said Wednesday night. "I kind of wasn’t there mentally, but we’ll be all right.”

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‘People still don’t care’: On Dominic Smith’s raw emotion and his powerful words
10 names to tuck away for the NL-only endgame

Ready for your NL-only auction? Not until you read through Al Melchior's $1 and reserve round sleepers!

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10 names to tuck away for the NL-only endgame
Those Marlins are shifty — and they’re moving fielders around at an absurd rate

Miami is on pace to use the shift on more than 3,000 balls in play, and over 1,000 times more than the next-closest team.

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Those Marlins are shifty — and they’re moving fielders around at an absurd rate
In burying Dominic Smith, Mets reveal their indecisiveness

Even as they languish near the seafloor of the National League, the Mets clearly haven't made a priority of Dominic Smith's development at this level.

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In burying Dominic Smith, Mets reveal their indecisiveness