 The two things for me is my two-strike approach. When I get down two strikes to choke up and get a wider stance and just put the ball in play. Strikeouts don't help. If you put the ball in play, you have a chance to get on at least. You need to be a hitting coach in the MLB. And then the second thing for me is when I'm pitching, there's no defense for walks. So you just want to throw strikes, and your defense can't help you for walks. But if you let the other team put the ball in play, they can help you out. Love you. Okay, man, love that answer. Dean?