While it might not seem that impressive from the outside, Ken could appreciate the feat. Home runs were obviously the best way to get runs, but no one would pitch like the pitching coach in a real game.
Practicing where to hit the pitches had merit as well.
"You're pretty good with the bat." Ken stated sincerely.
"Well, I am a lead-off hitter." Cain replied with a shrug, "I'd be a pretty lousy one if I couldn't hit in batting practice."
Ken chuckled. The guy was rather humble, at least compared to some of the people he'd played with over the years. He found himself beginning to like Cain who seemed easy going yet was determined.
*DING*
'Hmm? What was that?' Ken thought he heard the system notification bell in his mind.
"Ken, the coach is calling for you." One of the players said, grabbing his attention.
"Ah, right, thanks." Ken replied, finding the coach towards the edge of the field. He jogged over to Coach Matthews and asked him what was up.
