Law doesn't know what he's talking about either. I have yet to find a single video that shows Rizzo's hands in any position below the path of the ball. When his leg moves forward (trigger) after he brings his hands up (load), his hands are in a perfect position. He has a short quick path to the ball. Now, maybe all of the video evidence from the past 2 years ONLY shows his hands in the right position, or everybody is getting caught up on his "noisy" pre-load mechanics. None of that matters. If I knew how to do it, I would post a still image from a recent video (in the past week) of his mechanics in the "trigger" position. It is nearly perfect. This isn't to say his swing is perfect. He opens his hips a little too quickly, his feet point away from his center of balance and he doesn't torque his front and rear leg together enough at the point of impact. These things reduce his bat speed and need to be corrected long term, but none of those issues have anything to do with his hands.