When we last saw Stephen Piscotty — six feet away one March day in Mesa before baseball shut down — he lamented the “perpetual cycle of hurt” he couldn’t escape. With the shutdown providing time for recuperation and refocus, Piscotty emerged in spring training 2.0 as one of the most locked in hitters.
“My season, from a personal perspective, was a bit of a disappointment last year,” Piscotty said in a call with reporters. “Now, I’m looking to bounce back.”
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