After a bumbling start to his career with the New York Yankees, Didi Gregorius has steadily improved to become a sure-handed short stop and a better hitter than he was at the beginning of the year. His improvement has been so profound that his neighbor at third base has taken notice.
Gregorius has always had a knack, for making difficult plays look easy, said Chase Headley, the Yankees starting third baseman. Headley also added that: “Gregorius is one of the best in the game at ranging to his right and firing with ease to first base bullets that nab runners by several steps.