That's impressive for someone of any age, much more for someone who is still developing as a player. It makes me want to look back at how he was trained and raised. I'll bet that has a lot to do with how he got to be so disciplined.
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That could be. It's also possible he has some rare skills (I want to say motor skills, but I'm not sure if that's accurate or not). They say that the best players have the ability to slow the game way down in their minds, which is important when you are facing nearly 100 mile per hour pitches. And then to coordinate the movement of the bat so quickly. I guess that's eye-hand coordination or something similar.