Los Angeles Dodgers star Mookie Betts was in the midst of the worst offensive season of his career until he changed his mindset.
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In August, Betts conceded it was too late in the year to change his individual numbers.
“This season’s over,” Betts said. “My season’s kind of over. We’re going to have to chalk that up for not a great season.”
However, there was still time for Betts to help the team.
“But I can go out and help the boys win every night, do something, get an RBI, make a play, do something that — I’m going to have to shift my focus there,” Betts said.