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.

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.

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.

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

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.

It's all about hand-eye coordination, reflexes, timing, strategy, being quick on your feet, being able to think fast. You got to be doing everything.