Part 6/8:
In the seasons that followed, Davis's struggles continued, exacerbated by injuries that sidelined him for the entirety of the 2021 season. The pandemic further clouded his final years as he played only 16 games in 2020, hitting a meager .115 without any home runs. His career ended abruptly, leaving an indelible mark based on the struggles rather than the triumphs that had predated them.
Throughout his journey, Davis amassed a career that, despite its unfortunate ending, would be viewed as better than most MLB players will ever achieve. His case serves as a poignant reminder in the world of sports about the fine line between success and failure, and how quickly fortunes can change within the arena of athletics.