Kevin Barker

He needs a plan B bad.

I mean, I'm the only one in Canada that ever says that, that he needs a plan B. And I'll continue to say it, that he needs a plan B. Or you can continue to do that, hoping for a different result.

How's that working?

It ain't working.

That's all.

You know, don't say and abandon what you do well.

But every once in a while, you just got to go away from it.

How many times did we see Bo Bichette go, oh, oh, two-strike approach?

Because when he kicks it to the ear and he's facing a guy that throws hard, that holds the baseball or does something to try and mess up the leg kick, he combats that with, okay, you're going to do that, I'm going to do this, and there's nothing you can do about it.

Vladdy doesn't really have any of that.

He's just hoping that because he has more talent than any other human does, that that talent's going to take over.

Well, newsflash.

The dude standing on the mound has a lot of talent, too.

And he knows how to add and subtract, throw your timing off, hold the baseball, do all those things that's going to make it harder for you not to be able to do the things you want to do.

Like, I thought a dude – I mean, they're trying.

He got a breaking ball that he jammed himself on that that thing should still be going.

Yeah.

Still be going.

And I just, you know, a little bit of this is you got to walk home by yourself.

And then when you get in your room, look yourself in the mirror and go, really, I've had enough of this.