When a baseball player is under 5'10" as Scooter Gennett is, you attract adjectives to describe their ability, like scrappy, energetic. He is a spark plug.
Reds' interim manager Jim Riggleman added, "He's into the game. He's a quality hitter. He saw some pitches last night, hopefully, that will help him tonight. He's an old fashioned ballplayer; they way he goes about his business."
Gennett sat out the last four games with pain in his right shoulder, a pain that has bothered him since the third day of spring training.
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Gennett is helpful to the Reds in other ways. It is another cliche about players of small stature. They are talking all the time, trying to spread enthusiasm on the field.
"He's into everything. He's always talking. He's talking with his teammates, talking with his coaches," Riggleman said. "He's got some ideas and he comes up with some good stuff. He is totally engrossed into the game and the situations that come up."
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