 Basically, you're not going to see the catcher set up on either corner. He sets a center target, and whether it's the sinker or the changeup moving in on righties away from lefties or the cutter or the curveball going in on lefties and away from righties, he just is able to attack both sides of the plate. It makes him very tough to square up, and that's the reason he gets so many strikeouts because basically you have to cover the entirety of the plate as a hitter because he can get to both sides of the plate against lefties and righties.