Kyle Tucker looked like a really good ball player for them. That swing is sexy -- controlled and smooth. And he was very disciplined at the plate. He was willing to wait and take pitches and accept a walk. And when he did hit the ball, he hit it hard. He looked damn good in the first game. In the second game, he couldn't figure Kellogg out. Kellogg froze him twice for K's looking. And Tucker just didn't look the same against him. After the first game, I was thinking, "Damn, this Tucker kid is at another level at the plate. He looks like a professional hitter. He's too talented for a guy like Steele or any of those relievers to fool him." But Kellogg gave him some fits. Daz Cameron looked pathetic at the plate. He was horrible. Much worse than Martinez. Martinez's biggest problem was that he just wasn't making hard contact. Cameron just didn't make contact, period. Kellogg was toying with him. That wasn't a fair match-up. Cameron and Tucker swapped between right and center in the two games. Neither did that much. Cameron's definitely fast. He's not blazing fast, though. And he certainly isn't like his dad out there. I don't see how Tucker can stick in center, especially if he fills out. But he has good instincts.