Ricky Romero

But how do you get back to that point?

So with that, I'm going to continue to watch his swing and see if there are other changes that he's making to –

try to get back to that place because for everybody it's going to be a little bit different.

But, you know, we got a chance to watch some of his swings from batting practice yesterday.

And it was just briefly, like maybe three swings or so that we had on the show of him.

And I was watching to see where he's making contact with the baseball.

Is he getting more underneath the baseball or is he getting –

straight on top of the baseball.

Now, those couple of swings that I saw, he was getting back underneath the baseball.

And now, he's not going to be somebody that drops the barrel underneath him and has that steep launch angle upward.

Like, that's just not his swing.

That's just not him.

He's a line drive type of hitter.

And so, for him...

to be able to get back to those swings to where he's maybe hitting bottom half is probably a better way to describe it rather than getting underneath the baseball, right?

If he's hitting bottom half of the baseball, that's when you're going to get those line drives that are going to carry out in the gap, carry out over the wall eventually.

I would be trying a bunch of things too.

So like, I'm not surprised to see like slight tweaks and changes in the swing.

Cause you're doing whatever you can to try to get back to that feeling that he had back in last October.

I'm so curious.