Dixon is a lousy baseball player but somehow managed to get himself signed up as a rookie hitter in some major league team. So in his first few games, he goes up to swing the bat at pitches from a typical major league pitcher.The pitcher is someone who happens to be worthy to be on a major league team.

He keep striking out because, well, he's so far in his life
been a lousy baseball player. But it's cool to be on a major league team... and
he don't want to get cut. So if he want to stay on the team, he have to learn to
hit.

He goes to his coach and ask, "Coach, I'm hitting lousy against this one pitcher, can you tell me how I can get a hit through that one pitcher?"

The coach says, "Your problem isn't that one pitcher, your problem is that you're a lousy hitter and have never played in the majors. Just practice with the team and play through the season against other pitchers and by the end of the season you'll be in good form.

And, who knows, you may even run up against that one pitcher at the end of the season after you've gained all your new skills and be able to get a hit off him then."

Dixon, who doesn't understand or accept what the coach is saying responds with, "But coach, I want to hit good against that one pitcher now! How is finishing up the season with field training and practice going to help me against that one
pitcher now?"