Paul Goldschmidt, the 37-year-old first baseman for the Yankees, unexpectedly demonstrates impressive baserunning skills, including stealing bases. His one-year contract for $12.5 million is proving to be a smart investment, thanks to his hitting, defense, and willingness to make strategic baserunning decisions. Goldschmidt embodies the mentality of contributing to team success in various ways and emphasizes the importance of baserunning as a fundamental aspect of playing the game well. His commitment and baseball IQ are helping him stay valuable as a player.
I don't know about pride, I think it's just trying to help us win in any way. There's a lot of ways to do that.
Baserunning was always taught to me as really important ... and it can affect the game. So it's just something I've always tried to practice.
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