Ron Coomer

And so we have to put those things together and figure it out.

And you have to ask yourself, if you're Craig Council and you're looking at your lineup and putting him in,

Listening to the way he talked about him as a natural hitter, I literally got flashbacks of Robert Redford hitting a ball into the lights.

You know the music.

Exactly.

And that's what he looks like up there.

And I understand if you've never seen Moises Ballesteros play, right?

The first time you see him play, it's like, who's this dumpy-looking dude at the plate?

What's going on?

That's...

But the first time you see him swing, you're like, oh, okay.

The first time you see him make contact...

Oh, OK.

Well, here's the only thing that gives me pause about his season as a whole.

Last year, he only got—and, you know, it's Craig Council, so this shouldn't surprise anyone.

Out of those 66 plate appearances, four of them were against left hitters.

No, he did not have a single hit against a left-handed pitcher last year.

So that's the thing that gives you pause.

And even going back to his minor league numbers before he got called up, it's the fact that against righties, he hit 346.

And against lefties, he only hit 230.