I don't think Koizumi is serious about reforms.

It's such a contrast. Okada is trying to be the quiet one ... and Koizumi is trying to be as aggressive as possible.

Koizumi's style is amazing -- sometimes he completely ignores logic,

Koizumi's style is amazing -- sometimes he completely ignores logic. Okada is very logical, and I think on paper, more people would believe what Okada is talking about -- but his presence is weaker than Koizumi's.

He's changed the basic rules of Japan's security and defense policy.

Imagine, a 32-year-old youngster teaching an 80-year-old something. Do I want him to come to the Giants? Yes, I want him. I want him to be our manager.