Kevin Pillar

Never wore him again.

And then I had, I don't know, 4,000 plate appearances in my career and never fell in the box.

Never.

Never.

It's strange, too, you know.

Maybe there's this element of, like, over-rotating.

Maybe the toe on the front side is not allowing him to, like, brace properly.

But, I mean, for me, it never really happened.

You know, while we're on that topic, too, I just – did you see the Chandler Simpson play the other day where his helmet fell off?

Stealing second base.

He busted his lip, left the game, right?

That's another epidemic we have in this game, too, of helmets falling off.

And as you know, and as I know –

We're not just getting fitted for a helmet that's just, like, standard size.

Like, if you need it to, like, the eighth of an inch bigger or smaller, they have the ability to do it.

I never lost my helmet.

Unless it was knocked off my head by a pitch, my helmet never fell off.

But it feels like, I mean, Shohei's a victim of it, too.

Like, he swings so hard, his helmet pops off.

I just feel like I don't know what's going on in the game.