Some still can. Harper. Trout. Hell, Piss Missile went about as "opposite way" as a guy with his power can go all the damn time during his breakout season. To my main purpose... Lefty Specialist wrote: Don't know if any hitting coach can fix Lindor right now. And Rojas doesn't have the guts to bat him 7th or 8th. There was an interesting bit of business from Harold Reynolds on MLB Network last night, tucked in among the there's-no-respect-for-the-veteran-coaching-voice and telling-guys-to-go-the-opposite-way-to-break-a-slump-is-verboten old-man grumbles. He led a side-by-side comparative dissection of Lindor's swings from this season and a varying selection of plate appearances from 2015-2019. Unless he's cherry-picking, it seems Lindor's got his hands lower/more lax during the latter-day swings, giving himself too much to do/less time to get properly into the load portion of his swing, and making almost every swing rushed or late. And one would think that a hitting coach who's working his ass off would pick up on that sort of thing.