Of course Jackson got lucky. He's lucky to be in MLB period. It takes plenty of luck to throw a 300 game in bowling. But if you can do it on TV for the big bucks then I'm impressed. Guess I am impressed with people who have good luck, because I don't have much (monetarily anyway). Player skill is developed over a large sample, not a single game. I simply will never get on board with this, because I have seen athletes progress and find something in their skill set that enables them to improve seemingly overnight. The school of thought that you always need three years of data to validate an evaluation of where a player's skill lies will always miss this talent, or will be too late to recognize it and too late to see when the talent is all used up.