Three years into his pro career, first baseman Carter Graham was a .228 hitter in the minors and barely on the radar for the Reds list of top 30 prospects, but one season with a new plan at the plate turned him into one of the best bats in the system.
Graham Gives Credit to His Hitting Coach
Graham was an eighth-round pick out of Stanford in 2023, and he went back to High-A Dayton to start this season, where he worked with hitting coach Troy Gingrich.
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It paid off right away, as Graham hit .322 with
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