He makes everyone around him better. It's not going to take him months to resurrect that great hand-eye coordination. It's safe to say he's a weapon depending on where he's at with his rehab situation.

He may not have seen live pitching, but he's the type of guy who wouldn't take long to resurrect his hand-eye coordination. I don't think he hit 700-and-something home runs by accident. I think you would have to be aware of him.

His hand-eye coordination, I have not seen anybody but Ted Williams that was like that.

I don't think you can do anything with the numbers. You still have to have hand-eye coordination. You still have to hit the ball.

You just have to be persistent, there's a lot of hand-eye coordination. You're only allowed five substitutions a game, so you have to have endurance.

What I attribute that to is he has tremendous hand-eye coordination. He can pick up the velocity, the spin, the location of a pitch out of the pitcher's hand quicker than most guys at the college level.