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He's a Yoda. Or a Zen Master. Or David Carradine after he was a Grasshopper. Or a goulash of Maddux/Moyer/Whitey Ford.
AS a batter you expect each offering to roll off the table. With Diaz you start early. With 'Kuma you start low. And then he just goes lower.
Sometimes a pitcher just understands more than the next guy. That isn't smoke and mirrors, btw...that is talent.
But it is easy to foget that a God-given fastball isn't any more "God-given" than a God-given make-up/mentality. It truly enjoyable watching him pitch. His stuff is probably unteachable. It is art, not a set of learned skills.
Go team.