Liam Hicks

It's pretty fun.

Yeah.

No better place you'd rather be on a roll, but yeah, it's been good.

It's been fun.

Team's been a lot of fun, obviously.

Haven't won as many games as we'd like to the last couple series, but hopefully we turn it around now.

Yeah, I think you could go back to even the start of the offseason.

The main focus was to get some more power and try and hit some more homers.

Obviously, last year had some success, but a lot of singles, controlled the strike zone well, put the bat on the ball, but was looking to do a little bit more damage this year and still trying to do that.

Yeah, it's tough to say.

I think last year I was so focused on hitting fastballs, just trying to survive and just trying to be on the fastball.

And then this year, I think in the offseason, I just did a better job of working on everything.

And I think, you know, being on time for that fastball, you're automatically going to be able to adjust a little bit better to the other stuff.

I definitely don't think it can hurt.

I think it definitely helps just kind of being used to the travel, used to the stadiums, used to playing the teams, you know, maybe seeing how they pitch you certain times.

It definitely helps a lot.

And then also just, you know, being more comfortable.

Confidence is a big thing that can help you in this game.

So, you know, knowing that you can go out there and do it and have success, it takes a lot off you mentally.

I think the Marlins really did a good job of kind of showing me what some added bat speed could do to me and be able to help, you know.