Jason Mackey

And I mean, I just talked to him 10 minutes ago.

Again, I like, he doesn't act like it.

He doesn't act like he is, you know, there's so much attention on him and the shine and he could really be feeling himself.

And he's just the furthest thing from that.

Just taking it all in stride.

He was talking to us about how he doesn't try to just simply hit home runs in batting practice.

He's trying to work on specific things and staying back and mechanically take every round with intent.

That's where his head's at.

So I mean, us on the outside, we can say he's the next Babe Ruth.

I'm not sure he's going to care.

It's just not going to change the way he operates.

Yeah, and that's the same way Skeens is too.

Like you just, the body, it's so sturdy and you see where the power comes from.

And again, I'm working on a story about like, you know, what if you're a veteran player?

What do you think watching Paul Skeens?

That was something Brandon Lau cited.

He's like, yeah, it doesn't hurt that he's 6'4", 225.

You know, just like it results in easy power.

But I go back to the mentality too and how his body works.

Like he understands that.