 he doesn't have to lean on one pitch. You look at some guys' stuff, and it's like, well, you know, the fastball's real good, but if you can get him to where he's having to throw his breaking ball a little more, you can get to him, or vice versa. Ranger Suarez, there's not really a pitch in his repertoire that is, quote-unquote, a weakness. In fact, the highest batting average he has against is his cutter. He throws it just a little over 10% of the time at 273, but again, it's a pitch that he's only given up one home run on this year.