Aaron Boone

I don't re-watch games.

I'll re-watch good games.

I'm the best.

I have to re-watch certain things that I want to see within that game.

Yeah, a certain bat or pitch, or if I was looking for something, I'll do that.

But I will not go back and watch a game in which we were beat.

I don't like doing that.

Under the...

I just, it's too painful to watch.

Right, right, right.

Not so much how I've handled a situation.

Now, one thing I do is I watch every night I'll go home and I'll watch all my players post-game interviews, for example.

That's just my way of keeping up with, okay, what was said tonight, blah, blah, blah.

But when you're reviewing a decision or a play, usually it's not something that you have to necessarily watch.

So I may be going to watch maybe a guy struggling that I'm personally a little interested.

I want to go see what I'm seeing from him as a hitter, what he's doing, whatever.

Or maybe we pick something up and I want to see how I'm seeing it from the TV.

So those kind of things.

Right.

I think there's things you learn though.