From being benched early in the year to putting up historic offensive numbers, Brian Dozier’s 2016 season was one to remember. That September, en route to becoming the first American League 2nd baseman to reach 40 home runs, Dozier crushed two homers off Ian Kennedy before receiving a curtain call at Target Field. In this episode of Sequence, Dozier joins Plouffe to discuss the epic 10-pitch at-bat of the second homer.

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In 2017, Brian Dozier helped lead the Twins to their first postseason appearance in seven years and in his very first at-bat — he made history. He became the first player ever to leadoff a postseason with a home run, and in doing so, he silenced a sellout Yankee Stadium crowd to where you could hear a pin drop. Dozier joins Plouffe on this episode of Sequence to discuss the at-bat against Luis Severino.

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With an electric arsenal of pitches at a young age, Jordan Hicks made his MLB debut before ever throwing one pitch above Single-A. However, that doesn't make him immune to mistakes. In 2019, in the very last game of his career, Plouffe recognized that Hicks was blatantly tipping his pitches. In this latest episode of Sequence, Trevor breaks down the hints Hicks gave away.

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After making his debut earlier in the 2010 season, Trevor Plouffe had another milestone to cross off the list — his first career home run. In this episode of Sequence, Plouffe breaks down the at-bat that resulted in the very first long ball he’d hit as a Minnesota Twin.

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After seemingly fixing the broken mechanics of Gary Sanchez, who has been arguably the best hitter in baseball this spring, Trevor is taking a crack at an even bigger challenge: Chris Davis. Davis, 34, was once one of the most feared bats in the game, most notably in 2013 when he crushed a whopping 53 home runs and drove in 138. However, since signing a massive deal to stay with the Orioles in 2016, he's become a shell of his former self. With two years remaining on his seven-year contract, can Plouffe find the cure for "Crush" Davis?

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In what was an emotional week of MLB providing relief and giving back to Puerto Rico following the aftermath of Hurricane Maria, Francisco Lindor led the Cleveland Indians to a win over the Minnesota Twins with an ELECTRIC go-ahead home run in his home territory. In this episode of Sequence, Trevor Plouffe breaks down the at-bat against his former teammate and friend Jake Odorizzi.

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After years of historic offense and hype as one of the best catchers in baseball, Gary Sanchez hit rock bottom in 2020. With a brutal regular season that saw him hit a mere .147 with a .618 OPS, Gary played in just three of the Yankees' seven postseason games. Not to worry, however! Trevor Plouffe has him covered in this latest episode of Sequence as he'll be breaking down the flaws in his swing that turned him from one of baseball's most prolific hitters to a man fighting for a job.

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On May 6th, 2012, a 19-year-old Bryce Harper became the first teenager to steal home since 1964. This all followed a controversial first inning where Cole Hamels intentionally hit Harper for what he would later call "a welcome to the big leagues." In this episode of Sequence, Trevor Plouffe breaks down the keys behind the fascinating play.

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On May 21, 2010, Trevor Plouffe made his long awaited major league debut after six years in the minors following his 20th overall selection in the 2004 draft. In this episode of sequence, Trevor relives the day with game highlights of his at-bats and defensive plays at shortstop.

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Andrelton Simmons caught Bryce Harper sleeping. Trevor breaks it down for us. 

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