Kevin Barker

You know, it just looks like it's got a little snap at the end of it, right?

I mean, he can manipulate it to a left.

He can make it look a little bit more like 12-6.

He can go down and away with it to a righty, which is a big deal.

I think it's just how tight it is, how long the lanes.

He kept the secondary stuff in him.

And that location, glove side, glove side is kind of the way he's made his mark.

Yeah, absolutely.

Well, he's not a tremendously hard thrower.

So, you know, anytime you can pitch in, in is very uncomfortable for most hitters.

Right.

You know, lefties really don't like it in there.

Most lefties are big –

horses of humans and just like to get those arms extended the more you can crowd them the more you can kind of get them in swing mode there get them opening up to chase to get to something with a little bit of velocity and then you can go up you can front hip it you can back foot it you can 12-6 it like there's a bunch of things you can do but he's got to set it up a certain way and for him to be able to set it up in there and be competitive in there

just kind of opens up everything else.

He's a human being.

He's not perfect.

So he's doing that for a reason, right?

When I established this, it just makes it easier for everything else to be sort of set up the way he wants it to be set up.

And, you know, it is, again, most of the guys he faces are right-handed.