CLEVELAND — Franmil Reyes scrolled through the videos on his phone.



Did you see that one against Atlanta? Man, I crushed that ball.



Brad Hand remembers that one. It soared over his head. Baseballs shouldn’t travel that far, especially at Petco Park, a venue constructed with dimensions that daunt any hitter, even a 6-foot-5 behemoth who resembles a cross between Myles Garrett and Kendrick Perkins.



Yeah, he could probably play defensive end.



“They’ve told me that before,” Reyes said.



But back to baseball, and more specifically the baseball Reyes pummeled late one night in San Diego last June. The ball sailed past both bullpens, reaching territory rarely, if ever, broached by any slugger.



“His raw power is pretty stupid,” Hand said.



Reyes isn’t your ordinary power hitter. He isn’t some solid hitter aided by the tightly wound baseballs that have inflated home-run totals...