Ben Shulman

So that's been different to see.

Byron Buxton had a wrong first step on a Vladliner.

in the beginning for the Blue Jays when they beat the Twins in the opener of that series.

So I don't know exactly what it would be.

I know when the roof is open at times, the reflection of the sunlight off of those elevated lights to brighten up the field can be difficult during day games.

With the roof closed,

Typically, it's supposed to be far easier to track the ball there.

But for whatever reason, guys on both sides have seemed to have some trouble this year.

That doesn't happen with Byron Bucks.

He's one of the best in baseball.

And he's been that for a decade whenever he's been on the field.

Yeah, he hits pretty home runs, I think, especially when you throw him an off-speed pitch or something down, and he can kind of extend his arms and really golf one out.

I mean, he hits them.

He'll hit them hard on the line.

He'll hit these big, towering, majestic shots.

Often they land in the Blue Jay bullpen either way.

He's a guy that changes games, and the home runs haven't necessarily always been the ones to win them the game, but when he hits a big multi-run homer, which he so often does, he flips a game in a way that even last year they didn't have that much of

on their roster.

They were a great offense, but he still brought something unique, probably along with Barger last year, where you felt like, okay, there's a couple runners on, and he might just hit a three-run homer right now on any swing.

And so when they get him going, and I'll be interested to see if he keeps hitting in the two spot because he has hit pretty well over the last little bit, if they keep him going,