 As a former RBI man yourself, that's a style you appreciate, isn't it? Absolutely. I think when you've got a guy on the mound who is very good, and we all know Justin Steele is one of the elite pitchers in our game, the last thing you want to do when you really need to put the ball in play is get the two strikes and then have him be able to really work around the edges of the strike zone against you. Pick-off throw not in time to second.