CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Francisco Lindor, the guy with the potent bat, the team leader in home runs, the polished, poised spark plug of a shortstop, is not going to stop bunting.
If there's a runner on base he wants to advance 90 feet, he's going to hold his lumber like a limbo bar.
If there's an opportunity to place the ball in the Bermuda Triangle of the infield, he's going to square up.
If there is a need for one, precious run, he's going to sacrifice his turn at the plate for whomever lurks on deck.