Kevin Barker

The play to end the inning when he sort of left his feet and ended up on his fanny, that's a big-time play, right?

It's the timing of when you leave your feet.

It's just the jumps he gets in the outfield.

You mentioned the at-bat.

He's not Josh Donaldson, right?

Once you get to two strikes, it's a battle.

You're trying to do one thing, move the runner.

You know, he knows they're not scoring a ton of runs.

They're on the road, who they're facing, where he hits in the lineup, who's on the on-deck circle.

Like, it's his job to make it easier for the guy walking up, which was George Springer, to get the sack fly to make it a little easier for him just to have to get a sack fly and not rely on a hit all the time.

That's how he kind of passed the baton.

But I like that dude, man.

I mean, he's hard not to play, Jeff.

You know, you've got to be careful sometimes to sort of –

You know, who's starting and how much spin they got.

Do they throw right-handed?

Obviously, he's been better against righties this year than he has in the past.

I just like when he plays.

I love him in center field.

Me too.