Gary Sanchez Amazed Showalter Without A Bat

The Yankees catcher Gary Sanchez has been impressing managers, like the Yankees’ Joe Girardi and Orioles’ Buck Showalter with his defense. Not only that but it seems that everyone is talking about the superb offensive start the catcher has forged.

Showalter is always looking for a good player and was wowed by Sanchez’s defensive game, especially his throwing. For Girardi, who is an ex-catcher, throwing was just a part of the entire defensive package when it came to Sanchez’s improvement. According to Girardi, it comes down to the overall package – receiving, blocking and game-calling, while cleaning up other areas like throwing and footwork.

Sanchez proved that he does indeed have tremendous arm strength during the fourth inning of the game. Throwing out Julio Borbon who is known to steal bases. Ultimately winning the game.

The masculine name Gary is an English surname derived from a Norman name that was a short form of names that started with the Germanic element ger or “spear”. This is a suitable meaning for the excellent baseball player – Gary Sanchez.

The name became popular during the 1920s, after the American actor, Gary Cooper took the name as a stage name. He took the name from the Indiana city where his agent was born. Now the name is common across the English-speaking world. The name has been given to famous people like Gary Ross American writer or Gary Collins actor. Now the list will include Gary Sanchez.