Eric Wedge is the former manager of the Cleveland Indians. He says, "The game is unbelievably fast at the major league level. "The biggest challaenge for players is to overcome the speed in which the game is played." Players need to develop the ability of slowing the action down in their minds to play under control during pressured situations. See only the glove, not the batter, umpire or even the sounds of the spectators. A pitcher must throw only to the glove and repeat it for the next 100 pitches while blocking out everything else in order to last. It requires concentration and focus.