The phrase "about the slugger" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a topic related to a slugger, such as a baseball player known for hitting home runs or someone who is tough and resilient.
Example: "The article was primarily about the slugger who broke the home run record last season."
Alternatives: "regarding the slugger" or "concerning the slugger".
Oakland, which is loaded with first base/designated hitter types like Jaha, has talked with the Boston Red Sox about the slugger as well.
Bonds, 46, will appeal and try to avoid prison time, which is his right, but baseball also has to figure out what to do about the slugger who retired after the 2007 season.
As evidence that the Dodgers could add salary, the official noted that the team spoke to the Florida Marlins about first baseman Derrek Lee before he was traded to the Chicago Cubs last week, and to the Milwaukee Brewers about the slugger Richie Sexson before he was dealt to Arizona on Monday.
"They've got some idea, but I don't think that's what it's about," Sosa's agent, Adam Katz, said about the slugger's position on a contract.
"Josh is the last guy I would worry about," the Boston slugger David Ortiz said.
SOSA WANTS TO STAY WITH CUBS: Adam Katz, Sammy Sosa's agent, said he did not have a gut feeling about whether the slugger would stay in Chicago, but he said Sosa wanted to remain in a Cubs uniform.
Bonds's trainer and alleged steroids supplier, Greg Anderson, has gone back to jail, as expected, for his continued refusal to say anything about his relationship with the slugger.
Talking About Sosa The Yankees and the Mets have spoken with the Chicago Cubs about their interest in the slugger Sammy Sosa, if he becomes available.
But while the slugger has talked about losing weight during the off-season and coming back to the Yankees as a renewed threat in 2001, he struggled at season's end, and unlike Hill, he is not accustomed to sporadic playing time.
That case hinged on whether the slugger lied to a grand jury about performance enhancement drugs.
O'Neill was asked about how good the Yankee offense might be, particularly without the slugger Darryl Strawberry.
