*disclaimer: i'm the farthest thing from a hitting coach* it really does make sense. he was getting tied up, rolling over balls/ etc. back up in the box and let his arms get extended. in my opinion it wasn't that he was behind inside fastballs, just weak contact. he was plenty of opposite field power so it's not as if he can't still punch the outside pitch to LF/gap (plus he has an excellent eye at the plate). then again it could just be my eternal optimist horsefeathers. wtg javy