Elvis Andrus shared his joy of video games with kids at a children's hospital

On Monday, members of the Rangers made their annual visit to Cook Children's Medical Center in Fort Worth, Texas, to help spread holiday cheer to those in need.
Shortstop Elvis Andrus sat down with a couple of the kids for an interview that was broadcast on local TV. The topic du jour -- video games:

Need another reason to love @ElvisandrusSS1 and @JoeyGallo24?

Check this out 🎥👇 pic.twitter.com/CYBWYige1Y

— SportsDayDFW (@SportsDayDFW) December 19, 2017

It's certainly not unusual that Andrus enjoys playing as himself in baseball video games. What perhaps is unusual, though, is that he strikes out a lot in said video games: In 2017, real Andrus had the 33rd-lowest strikeout rate of all qualified hitters, striking out about once every seven trips to the plate.
It sounds like virtual Andrus could use a session with a hitting coach to discuss his approach at the plate. Maybe one of those kids could help him work on his (video) game.