Kevin Barker

Especially that big ballpark.

And, you know, Fenway, especially being a center fielder, you've got to have a dude who can go get it, get good jumps.

You know, hits the cutoff, guys.

Very smart with just all the things that he's very smart with.

You know, I like watching him play, so...

Yeah, that's a big deal.

You know, the Nathan Lucas thing, I mean, it's about time, right?

I think that's – or, excuse me, the David Schneider thing.

You know, this is what he does.

I like who he did it off of.

It's a lefty.

You know, you want to be a big leaguer, you want to consistently stay here, do it against lefties.

You don't always have to hit homers or be productive against righties.

But, boy, John's going to put you in there a bunch, especially what they don't do, which is slug.

off the lefties.

If you could do a little bit of that, you don't have to hit a homer all the time.

But if you get a bad one, a dude throws you a bad one, you're supposed to deposit that in the seats.

He did it.

That's how you start gaining confidence from your manager, your organization again, and then that keeps you in the big leagues a little bit longer.

So they get contributions from those kind of guys.