Yeah, I don't want anything to do with a 'shot clock' or anything for batters or pitchers. If re-adjusting his batting gloves puts Braun's mind/body at ease in the batter's box, so be it. Same goes for anyone else, honestly. I know I always used to fidget & pull up the sleeve on my back arm as I was getting set in the box. The sleeve wouldn't prevent me from hitting the ball (my lack of talent took care of that), but it was something that just made me feel comfortable once I got the sleeve positioned in a way that felt like it wasn't impeding my swing. It's habit, probably something similar to what free throw shooters go through before taking the foul shot. Except free throw shooters are on the clock. In the amount of time it takes the catcher to throw the ball back to the pitcher and both agree on a pitch a hitter should have plenty of time to mentally do whatever he has to do. Another thing the players can change is that catchers need to start putting down signs as soon as the pitcher is on the rubber. MLB catchers wait until the batter is in the box and ready before they even start putting signs down.