Andy Pages addressed his recent success against left-handed pitching, explaining that his approach has centered on sticking to his plan. He indicated that the positive results have followed from maintaining that consistency rather than making any specific adjustment.
When asked about the significance of a recent slugging performance, Andy Pages downplayed its importance. He said it was not something he thinks about or places much weight on, adding that some days the ball comes off the bat well and travels, while other days it does not, and that this variance is simply outside of his control.
Andy Pages emphasized that his focus remains away from tracking that particular aspect of his game, describing it as a byproduct of getting out in front of pitches rather than something he actively pursues.
On the topic of whether he has found something new in his swing in recent weeks, Andy Pages said his swing has not changed. He described it as being in the same place it has always been, acknowledging that results do not always go his way but that continuing to work through it is the only path forward.
Andy Pages reiterated that his swing has remained good throughout the entire season, noting that there are simply stretches where things do not go well and others where they do, without attributing the fluctuation to any mechanical difference.