Marshall Harris

And so him not playing baseball, but it does make sense.

All the moves that he's making because of his body control under the water, what you got to do to be able to swim, it all kind of makes sense.

Swimming is great.

Ian, to win in this manner, and obviously it was a frustrating time.

You guys left so many men on base until the ninth inning, and you get it done rather quickly and efficiently with guys, as you said, working counts.

Can you continue to win in this manner?

I mean, is this sustainable?

You guys have three hits with runners in scoring position over the last four games, but you found a way to win three games.

We just saw that on the last road trip.

He had a ball that, for most people, is a single.

He turned it into a double quite easily.

So, yeah, no, I'm following on that.

I want to ask you, Ian, about your frustrations.

Listen, from a power standpoint, you're on pace to hit 36 home runs this season, right?

And at the same time, you're on pace to strike out 215 times.

I'm wondering, is your approach any different in terms of trying to get more slug and that's coming with the cost of more swing and miss?

Tell me what you've done this season that maybe is different from past seasons or if you feel like you haven't changed anything at all.

But yeah.

I'm curious, Ian, about the approach that changes within an at-bat, right?

You talk about a two-strike approach or with runners in scoring position.