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Joc Pederson
/dʒɒk ˈpɛdərsən/
Definition
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Joc Pederson is an American professional baseball outfielder and first baseman currently playing for the Texas Rangers in Major League Baseball.
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Born on April 21, 1992, in Palo Alto, California, he is known for his powerful left-handed hitting, postseason performances, and nickname 'Yung Joc.'
Examples
Joc Pederson's bat flip after that grand slam had the Texas crowd debating if it was a home run or a fireworks show.
When Joc Pederson steps to the plate, pitchers start sweating more than a snow cone in July.
Joc Pederson traded Dodger Blue for Texas everything's-bigger vibes, and now Arlington can't keep up with his swagger.
Fans chanted 'Yung Joc' as Pederson legged out a triple, turning a routine hit into a viral slow-mo masterpiece.