How did I miss this? Dodgers star Matt Kemp is still working on coming back from a hamstring injury that has kept him on the disabled list since May 31st.
In an ESPN the Magazine feature, the outfielder discussed his growth as a baseball player- basketball was his sport of choice growing up in Oklahoma City. How living in LA can get you in trouble and what he did to turn his game around to earn that $160 million contract.
The problem with LA and how it was affecting his game:
“I love LA,” he says. “But you can get into a lot of trouble out here.”
Kemp on signing $160 million contract-
It’s all about focus and discipline. Matt figured that out and he went on to have a career year that earned him the largest contract in Dodgers history. Kemp hopes he’s ready to return soon. He’s even interested in playing in the All-Star game next month if everything checks out with the team. After all, he’s all about team first now. Dodgers are leading the NL West at 43- 29.
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