Don Mattingly

I'm going to see if he can beat me to the spot.

I bet he can't.

And if he keeps chasing, I'm going to keep throwing in there just a couple more inches.

I'm going to let him get himself out.

It's the sinker.

We've been saying this forever.

It's hard and soft away.

You know, and for whatever reason, you know, you could say early in the season he was late.

You're saying now the khakis are telling me he's khaki stats.

You know, they're telling me that now he's swinging under the baseball.

Okay, fine and dandy.

Khaki stats.

It's just, you know, you're going to sooner or later have to figure out a way to keep the shoulders square to the baseball and release the tension.

Point of contact.

My foot hits the ground, shoulders got to be square, and then I got to release the tension.

Releasing the tension allows the barrel to get above my head.

When I do that, where's the ball go?

It goes in the air.

And because I have lots of talent, more talent than most, a lot of the times I'm going to have success doing that.

And just consistently, it's what you swing at, and it's now they're swimming in there rent-free, boy.