OAKLAND — played more at shortstop than any player in history. He put his body through 1,617 games of diving, charging, throwing and taxing every fast-twitch muscle fiber. When you’ve logged 13,597 2/3 innings, even the compounding act of jogging on and off the field that many times can feel grueling. Advertisement It didn’t take Crawford long to discover the value of a “less is more” approach in his pregame work. And now, a few weeks into a unique backup and mentorship role with the , the... Read this story
