Thanks, Duke, these posts have been fantastic and illuminating. So much to chew on. With Javy I feel like I can second your anecdotal evidence on him actually having something like an approach this year. (However simple and frustrating it can be at times) I'm thinking: what's the ceiling of a type of hitter Javy can be? And I'm thinking someone like Alfonso Soriano (maybe I'm reaching for a past Cub I'm most familiar with), who was a hacker, but who could get enough plate coverage that at-bats weren't just complete guessing games unless the pitcher threw a mistake. He was a mistake hitter, without a doubt, but he could reach out and foul off most balls out of the zone that he never got his K rate so high he wasn't a useful player. And, like Javy, he never took anything off his swing and had prodigious power. Of course maybe that kind of ability to make contact on pitches in and out of the zone isn't something that can be taught. But Javy has already made significant, significant progress in reaching those pitches. We shall see, every Baez is an adventure, and worth watching.