Okajima's BABIP cause for concern?

Hideki Okajima, let's just say, has had the ball fall in his favor thus far in 2009. Okajima has only experienced low BABIP's throughout his 2+ years in the majors. And that "+" is this season, in which Okajima's Batting Average on Balls in Play is sitting at .235. Either Hideki is just that hard to pick up, still, or the balls will start to fall in. Because pitchers have a difficulty sustaining low averages on balls off the bat. It just doesn't happen. Not for long periods of time anyway. There could always be an exception. And Okajima is a solid reliever. As long as he continues to strike batters out, and walk few, he should display that "solidness" in the future. However, be aware. Because hitters might start having more success off of him very shortly. Or it will at least seem that way. By the way, when the ball stays in the park, hitters do not hit Okajima hard. At least not in terms of line drives, which w...