White Sox broadcaster's Steven Kwan 'power' take ages poorly seconds later originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.Cleveland Guardians outfielder Steven Kwan gave Chicago White Sox broadcaster immediate reason to reassess his remarks about his power-hitting abilities on Friday night.During the Guardians' sixth inning against the White Sox at Rate Field, White Sox color analyst Steve Stone was talking about Kwan's hitting approach and suggested the outfielder was trying to do something outside his usual game."Doesn't do himself any favors when he's trying to hit home runs because maybe, maybe in a huge year he'd have 10," Stone said. "That's not enough to take 30-40 points off your batting average, which is something that will happen when you're not a power hitter but trying to act like one."Just seconds later, Kwan's barrel made the broadcaster hit his own words as Stone was left to witness a powerful right-field home run. This was Kwan's second home run of the year."You are not a power hitter but trying to act like one."Welp... pic.twitter.com/TN2XdPELx5 Jomboy Media (@JomboyMedia) August 8, 2026Kwan is a contact hitter with superior base-running skills. Since making his debut in 2022, he has managed to reach double figures in the home run column just twice (in 2025 and 2024). This is why his power-hitting abilities are always a point of concern.MORE:Steven Kwan has returned to the leadoff role for the Cleveland GuardiansSteven Kwan in the middle of a hot stretchSteven Kwan is hitting really well since July 1, leading the MLB witha .398 batting average and .486 on-base percentage. During this stretch, the Guardians star slugger has managed to lift his average from .212 to .260.Last month, the outfielder connected 31 hits with an impressive .403 batting averageand .484 on-base percentage. In August, he is 6-for-16 already.Kwan's hot hitting could come in handy for the Guardians as they face the White Sox and the Detroit Tigers in their seven-game road trip. If the team has any chance to make the postseason this fall, they must ensure big wins in the next two weeks.More MLB news:D-backs, Yankees find 'Ryan' walk-off magic against NL leadersYankees stage dramatic comeback against Braves to keep Red Sox at bayYankees insider makes bold Anthony Volpe claim after getting demotedDavid Stearns already outlined how he plans for Mets to improve in offseasonAnthony Volpe stat will prove all fans who wanted him gone right