From Eno Sarris in The Athletic, August 23, 2018 When you see something team-wide like this, you immediately think of leadership. And leaders, especially in this case, usually come from veteran position players. Talk to people around the team and two names keep coming up: Jed Lowrie and Khris Davis. ... “I love talking hitting, and any time it comes up, we just talk; but I also recognize that I'm not the hitting coach,” Lowrie said. “I'm an open book, and if you come to me with anything you have, I can share my experience and my opinions and what I see, but I'm not going to you as a player and try to change what you're doing.” Lowrie is always there to break hitting down with his teammates. Bush has the tools to help them prepare. Davis may not talk a ton, but when he does, the words are meaningful to his teammates and sum up their approach well. All three are leaders in their own way, even if none of the three is necessarily outspoken. https://theathletic.com/484778/2018/08/23/the-thing-the-as-do-better-than-anyone-and-what-khris-davis-and-jed-lowrie-have-to-do-with-it/https://theathletic.com/484778/2018/08/23/the-thing-the-as-do-better-than-anyone-and-what-khris-davis-and-jed-lowrie-have-to-do-with-it/