Jack O'Callaghan

Yeah, I couldn't think of the next line.

You guys took the two good lines.

We're gatekeeping the good stuff.

Shaw is much more quiet, you know, watching him in backfields and then in the game yesterday.

He is not as much movement.

He talked about keeping his head on the ball.

You know, it seems like a simple process for us novices, but in reality, he just felt like when he's not hitting, he's jerking his head off of the ball.

a common thing for hitters when they're off.

Also, just less movement in the lower half.

Just a very brief step forward.

The bat speed, guys, is among the elite in baseball.

So this guy should really hit.

And I think he will now that he's open to accepting new ideas about his hitting.

And, you know, we'll see.

I mean, I...

If there's not an injury, it'll probably be 400 at-bats for him, you know, somewhere between third, second, short, right field.

You know, we don't know about injuries, but, you know, anything less than that, I think, is...

something that's going to impede his progression as the young player.

I just don't think you make a 24-year-old guy into a utility guy.

It doesn't make sense to me.