Ian Happ

I want to be totally committed to that pitch.

And the more that you can do that and have that process of

just totally committing to seeing the ball in your approach.

I think that that's how you get out of it, but the opposite is true.

When you chase the mechanics all the time, it gets really hard.

And the Cubs road trip begins on a sour note, losing 2-1.

Ian Happ, Cubs all-star outfielder.

And I've seen a lot of guys play the outfield, but I think he's the best left fielder that we've ever seen in a Cub uniform.

Yeah, well, what we saw, we saw improvement as the tape goes on and we know what happened with the injury part of it.

But I did see an improvement of, man, setting the edge, of getting off a block.

You saw that.

I think what he does really well from pass, even what we want to get to is, you know, as an inside rusher.

Like, you know, I think...

Maybe it was three years ago in Indy.

I think he had a good amount of – two years ago maybe.

Good amount of pressures, good amount of hits, good amount of sacks.

I think he had eight sacks that year, seven or eight sacks.

Don't quote me on that.

But I know he was effective in there.

And I think, you know, you get –