I actually kind of love that PCA is so aggressive. We had some conversation over the winter, I forget the genesis, but basically I think the perfect lineup is not 9 Juan Soto types it's like 7 Juan Sotos and two Pablo Sandovals. You want some aggression in your lineup and you want some hair on fire to make sure you never get to the point of being passive.
So with PCA he does not need to try and cosplay as Mike Tauchman or Ian Happ at the plate. If he wants to swing at like 60% of the pitches he sees, great. I think there are two areas to work on though. First he's got to tone down the chase. He definitely did not do that frequency at Iowa this year, but hopefully made progress in terms of degree. The other is to find the specific areas in the strikezone to hyperfocus on. This is where 1908's note about him getting worked up and away comes in. If Pete can hold back a bit there and then go hog wild down and in that's plenty. Luis Robert has great success with a similar deal where he swings 80%+ in and especially up and tones it down to a still pretty high 70% down and away.