Get to Know ... A&M baseball's Logan Taylor

On what the team is focusing on going forward into the remaining conference games...

"Just staying relaxed and having a good time. For a couple of these seniors, it's their last go around and we want to make sure they enjoy their time here."

On his dad's impact on his baseball career...

"He has probably had the biggest impact on my baseball career. I started playing when I was three or four years old and he has been my coach ever since until high school. Everything that I do on the field is a result of him working with me."

On having an incredible senior season in high school...

"It was very rewarding, very blessed. I don't know, I just kind of got lucky I guess."

On being a power hitter for A&M...

"I wouldn't say that. I would probably say I'm one of the luckiest ones so far. The wind has definitely played a factor in the balls that I have hit."

On the baseball seam changing this season...

"I think we all like it. I think the ball carries more and I think the pitchers like it as well. They can throw it harder and make it move a little bit more so I think they like it."

On the transition from playing infield to outfield...

"I really haven't figured it out yet, honestly. I have a ton of work to do. That's where they wanted me to be, and I'm just going to try my best to perform to my abilities so I can help the team."

On the teams use of the word "whammy"...

"It came from Corbin Martin and Patrick McClendon. We have a "whammy" machine which is a bubble machine. I guess "whammy" just means homerun, that's what they mean. If you hit a ball hard, it's a "whammy."

On when the bubbles in dugout appear...

"A homerun, or a big time hit where somebody scores."

On the best singer on team...

"Jonathan Moroney."

On the best dancer on team...

"Blake Allemand."

On the best dressed...

"JB Moss."

On the funniest guy in dugout...

"Corbin Martin for sure."