A’s shortstop Elvis Andrus is off to a good start offensively after remaining under .200 until the end of May a year ago.
First-year A’s manager Mark Kotsay, who said he’s still getting adjusted to being called “Skip,” has yet been unwilling to skip Elvis Andrus when it comes to his starting lineup.
That Andrus raised his batting average to .243 took a major surge at the end of the season given he didn’t break .200 until May 28 a year ago. Andrus drew raves from former manager Bob Melvin about his professionalism, approach and attitude during the slump, but the production was simply not there until May turned to June.
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